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Russia Open To Talks With Europe, But With A "No Ultimatums" Condition
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said common sense dictated the need for such contacts because of the "enormous number" of complex issues on the agenda, but he said the Europeans needed to change their approach to Russia.
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Putin Ready To Help Trump On Iran Nuclear Negotiations, The Kremlin Says
President Vladimir Putin told U.S. President Donald Trump that he was ready to use Russia's close partnership with Iran to help with negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme, the Kremlin said on Thursday.
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Russia Says It Will Respond To Ukrainian Attacks As And When It Sees Fit
Russia will respond to Ukraine's latest attacks as and when its military sees fit, the Kremlin said on Thursday, accusing Kyiv of state terrorism and confirming that President Vladimir Putin had told Donald Trump that Moscow was obliged to retaliate.
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Russia Says "Good Results" Achieved Under G20 Summit Hosted By India
Russia has positively assessed the results of the G20 summit under India's chairmanship under which "extremely productive work" and "good results" were achieved, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
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"Russia Too Big To Be Isolated": Kremlin On Sanctions By US, Europe
The Kremlin said on Saturday that the West was behaving like bandits but that Russia was far too big to be isolated as the world was much larger than just the United States and Europe.
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China, India To Deal With "Serious" Ladakh Conflict In "Just Manner": Beijing
China and India have agreed to deal with the "serious matter" caused by the conflict at the Galwan Valley in a "just manner" and both sides are in communication and coordination through diplomatic and military channels to de-escalate the tensions as soon as possible, a top Chinese official said today.
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Donald Trump's Spokesperson Sarah Sanders To Step Down This Month
Sarah Sanders, the combative White House press secretary whose tenure was marked by controversy and questions about her credibility, will be leaving after 22 months on the job, President Donald Trump announced Thursday.
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Vatican Spokesman, Deputy Resign Suddenly: Official
The spokesman for the Vatican and his deputy resigned suddenly on Monday, an official statement said.
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Congress Demands President Rule In Goa In Absence Of Manohar Parrikar
The Congress today demanded that President's rule be imposed in Goa in the absence of chief minister Manohar Parrikar, who is currently in the US for a medical treatment.
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Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali To Visit China
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali will arrive here tomorrow on a three-day visit during which the implementation of the outcome of President Xi Jinping's visit to Dhaka will be reviewed, an official said today.
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Kremlin Slams New US Sanctions As "Outrageous"
The Kremlin on Monday slammed the latest US sanctions targeting President Vladimir Putin's oligarch allies and their companies as well as senior officials as illegal.
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Vladimir Putin's Spokesman Dmitry Peskov Calls Harvey Weinstein-Accusers "Prostitutes"
Russia's President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov called the actresses who have claimed sexual abuse by disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein "prostitutes" and poured scorn on journalists who have accused a Russian lawmaker of sexual harassment.
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'Why Are Cameras Off': Journalists Shout At White House Spokesman Sean Spicer
White House spokesman Sean Spicer drew the ire of some reporters today for banning cameras from daily press briefings as part of what Spicer called an effort to vary the routine.
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Kremlin Says It Hopes Comey Firing Will Not Hurt Russia-US Ties
The Kremlin said on Wednesday it hoped that the firing of FBI Director James Comey would not affect Moscow's ties with Washington, saying it believed his dismissal had nothing to do with Russia.
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White House Spokesman Sean Spicer Briefs Media With Food In Teeth, Twitter Digs In
Here's some food for thought - always check the mirror before making a public appearance. White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer clearly forgot to do that when he addressed media on Monday. While fielding questions from the media on Donald Trump's failed plan to repeal Obamacare and wiretapping allegations by the President, a piece of lettuce peek...
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Russia Open To Talks With Europe, But With A "No Ultimatums" Condition
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said common sense dictated the need for such contacts because of the "enormous number" of complex issues on the agenda, but he said the Europeans needed to change their approach to Russia.
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Putin Ready To Help Trump On Iran Nuclear Negotiations, The Kremlin Says
President Vladimir Putin told U.S. President Donald Trump that he was ready to use Russia's close partnership with Iran to help with negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme, the Kremlin said on Thursday.
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Russia Says It Will Respond To Ukrainian Attacks As And When It Sees Fit
Russia will respond to Ukraine's latest attacks as and when its military sees fit, the Kremlin said on Thursday, accusing Kyiv of state terrorism and confirming that President Vladimir Putin had told Donald Trump that Moscow was obliged to retaliate.
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Russia Says "Good Results" Achieved Under G20 Summit Hosted By India
Russia has positively assessed the results of the G20 summit under India's chairmanship under which "extremely productive work" and "good results" were achieved, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
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"Russia Too Big To Be Isolated": Kremlin On Sanctions By US, Europe
The Kremlin said on Saturday that the West was behaving like bandits but that Russia was far too big to be isolated as the world was much larger than just the United States and Europe.
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China, India To Deal With "Serious" Ladakh Conflict In "Just Manner": Beijing
China and India have agreed to deal with the "serious matter" caused by the conflict at the Galwan Valley in a "just manner" and both sides are in communication and coordination through diplomatic and military channels to de-escalate the tensions as soon as possible, a top Chinese official said today.
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Donald Trump's Spokesperson Sarah Sanders To Step Down This Month
Sarah Sanders, the combative White House press secretary whose tenure was marked by controversy and questions about her credibility, will be leaving after 22 months on the job, President Donald Trump announced Thursday.
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Vatican Spokesman, Deputy Resign Suddenly: Official
The spokesman for the Vatican and his deputy resigned suddenly on Monday, an official statement said.
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Congress Demands President Rule In Goa In Absence Of Manohar Parrikar
The Congress today demanded that President's rule be imposed in Goa in the absence of chief minister Manohar Parrikar, who is currently in the US for a medical treatment.
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Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali To Visit China
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali will arrive here tomorrow on a three-day visit during which the implementation of the outcome of President Xi Jinping's visit to Dhaka will be reviewed, an official said today.
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Kremlin Slams New US Sanctions As "Outrageous"
The Kremlin on Monday slammed the latest US sanctions targeting President Vladimir Putin's oligarch allies and their companies as well as senior officials as illegal.
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Vladimir Putin's Spokesman Dmitry Peskov Calls Harvey Weinstein-Accusers "Prostitutes"
Russia's President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov called the actresses who have claimed sexual abuse by disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein "prostitutes" and poured scorn on journalists who have accused a Russian lawmaker of sexual harassment.
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'Why Are Cameras Off': Journalists Shout At White House Spokesman Sean Spicer
White House spokesman Sean Spicer drew the ire of some reporters today for banning cameras from daily press briefings as part of what Spicer called an effort to vary the routine.
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Kremlin Says It Hopes Comey Firing Will Not Hurt Russia-US Ties
The Kremlin said on Wednesday it hoped that the firing of FBI Director James Comey would not affect Moscow's ties with Washington, saying it believed his dismissal had nothing to do with Russia.
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White House Spokesman Sean Spicer Briefs Media With Food In Teeth, Twitter Digs In
Here's some food for thought - always check the mirror before making a public appearance. White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer clearly forgot to do that when he addressed media on Monday. While fielding questions from the media on Donald Trump's failed plan to repeal Obamacare and wiretapping allegations by the President, a piece of lettuce peek...
