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China Urges US To Protect "Academic Exchanges" Amid Trump's Visa Freeze
China has called on the United States to avoid "disrupting" education and academic exchanges after the Trump administration froze all student visa interviews and appointments at US embassies and consulates worldwide.
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"Death To America": Man Attempts Firebombing At US Embassy In Tel Aviv
Joseph Neumeyer, 28, was detained in Israel after the attack and deported to the United States, where he was arrested on arrival, court documents and a Justice Department statement said.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
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Alleged US Killer Of Israel Embassy Staff Charged With Murder
The suspect accused of gunning down two Israeli embassy staffers outside a Jewish museum in Washington was charged Thursday with murder, as international tensions over anti-Semitism erupted over the attack.
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India Responds After Illegal Migrants Deported By US Seek "Help" In Panama
India is working closely with the authorities in Panama to ensure the well-being of Indian migrants deported by the United States to the Latin American country.
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"Policy To Execute Immigration Laws": US Embassy On Deportation Of Indians
The United States today defended its decision to send 104 Indian migrants, who tried to enter the US illegally, on a C-17 military aircraft which landed in Amritsar yesterday.
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US Embassy, Consulates In India Hold 'Super Saturday' To Reduce Visa Wait Times
The United States Embassy in New Delhi and Consulates in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad will open consular operations on Saturday, December 7, to accommodate applicants requiring in-person visa interviews, officials said on Friday.
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London Police Conduct "Controlled Explosion" Outside US Embassy
UK police said Friday officers had carried out a controlled explosion after "a suspicious package" was found outside the United States embassy in London.
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Indian-Origin Professors From Top US Universities To Mentor Indian Students
These sectors play a important role in enhancing the academic-research-technology partnership between India and the United States.
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Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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China Eases Visa Application For US Tourists
China will simplify visa applications for tourists from the United States from January 1, cutting the documents required, according to a notice on Friday on the website of the Chinese embassy in Washington.
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'Final Appeal' For Julian Assange Set To Be Heard In February: Report
A final appeal to prevent the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States will be heard in London over two days in February, his support group said on Tuesday.
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US Envoy Visits Reporter Accused Of Spying In Russia Jail
The United States embassy in Moscow said on Friday that Ambassador Lynne Tracy had visited Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, a US citizen detained in Russia on spying charges.
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Doctor Tried To Renew His US Passport But Lost Citizenship After 61 Years. Read His Story
Despite being born in the United States and practising medicine for over 30 years in the country, a 62-year-old doctor from Virginia has shockingly been stripped of his citizenship.
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China Urges US To Protect "Academic Exchanges" Amid Trump's Visa Freeze
China has called on the United States to avoid "disrupting" education and academic exchanges after the Trump administration froze all student visa interviews and appointments at US embassies and consulates worldwide.
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"Death To America": Man Attempts Firebombing At US Embassy In Tel Aviv
Joseph Neumeyer, 28, was detained in Israel after the attack and deported to the United States, where he was arrested on arrival, court documents and a Justice Department statement said.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
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Alleged US Killer Of Israel Embassy Staff Charged With Murder
The suspect accused of gunning down two Israeli embassy staffers outside a Jewish museum in Washington was charged Thursday with murder, as international tensions over anti-Semitism erupted over the attack.
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India Responds After Illegal Migrants Deported By US Seek "Help" In Panama
India is working closely with the authorities in Panama to ensure the well-being of Indian migrants deported by the United States to the Latin American country.
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"Policy To Execute Immigration Laws": US Embassy On Deportation Of Indians
The United States today defended its decision to send 104 Indian migrants, who tried to enter the US illegally, on a C-17 military aircraft which landed in Amritsar yesterday.
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US Embassy, Consulates In India Hold 'Super Saturday' To Reduce Visa Wait Times
The United States Embassy in New Delhi and Consulates in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad will open consular operations on Saturday, December 7, to accommodate applicants requiring in-person visa interviews, officials said on Friday.
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London Police Conduct "Controlled Explosion" Outside US Embassy
UK police said Friday officers had carried out a controlled explosion after "a suspicious package" was found outside the United States embassy in London.
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Indian-Origin Professors From Top US Universities To Mentor Indian Students
These sectors play a important role in enhancing the academic-research-technology partnership between India and the United States.
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Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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China Eases Visa Application For US Tourists
China will simplify visa applications for tourists from the United States from January 1, cutting the documents required, according to a notice on Friday on the website of the Chinese embassy in Washington.
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'Final Appeal' For Julian Assange Set To Be Heard In February: Report
A final appeal to prevent the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States will be heard in London over two days in February, his support group said on Tuesday.
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US Envoy Visits Reporter Accused Of Spying In Russia Jail
The United States embassy in Moscow said on Friday that Ambassador Lynne Tracy had visited Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, a US citizen detained in Russia on spying charges.
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Doctor Tried To Renew His US Passport But Lost Citizenship After 61 Years. Read His Story
Despite being born in the United States and practising medicine for over 30 years in the country, a 62-year-old doctor from Virginia has shockingly been stripped of his citizenship.
