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Our Position Is Clear, Will Focus On "Actions" Of New US Administration: Iran
Iran's foreign ministry said Monday it will focus on the "actions" of the new US administration rather than who wins the White House, a day before Americans vote.
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US Carrier Group Patrols In Tense South China Sea
A United States aircraft carrier strike group has begun patrols in the South China Sea amid growing tension with China over control of the disputed waterway and concerns it could become a flashpoint under the new U.S. administration.
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Donald Trump Picks Indian-American Ajit Pai To Head Communications Commission
US President Donald Trump has picked Ajit Vardaraj Pai, an outspoken opponent of new net neutrality, to head the crucial Federal Communications Commission, making him the fourth Indian-American in the administration at the senior level.
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Barack Obama Appoints 2 Indian-Americans To Senior Administration Positions
Less than 100 hours before demitting office, outgoing US President Barack Obama today appointed two Indian-Americans to key administration positions.
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Indian-American Nikki Haley Being Considered For US Secretary Of State: Reports
Indian-American Nikki Haley will meet US President-elect Donald Trump today. The presidential transition team has said amid reports that the two-term Governor of South Carolina is being considered for a Cabinet position, particularly for the high-profile post of Secretary of State.
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Joe Biden In Ukraine To Push Reforms, Reaffirm US Support
US Vice President Joe Biden meets Ukrainian leaders today to kickstart their drive against corruption and reassure them of Western support in the face of the current focus on Syria.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry Set to Visit Havana on Friday
John Kerry has a date with history. On Friday, he will become the first US secretary of state to visit Havana, capital of communist Cuba, since 1945.
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Reforms Absolutely Necessary in Land, Labour and Taxation: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Promising a globally compatible business climate in India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said reforms have become "absolutely necessary" in the areas of land, labour and taxes to attract investors.
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John Kerry to Meet Iran's Foreign Minister at UN Anti-Nuclear Arms Conference
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif will meet US Secretary of State John Kerry at the opening of a UN conference on the global anti-nuclear weapons treaty today, as they try to make progress in talks on a long-term atomic deal.
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White House Plays Down Chances of Quick Iran Deal
The White House sought to temper optimism about a seemingly imminent nuclear deal with Iran today, warning that some difficult issues are yet to be resolved.
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Britain to Help Train Ukrainian Army to Counter Russian Threat
Prime Minister David Cameron said on Tuesday that Britain would send military personnel to Ukraine soon to help train its army, warning Moscow would move to destabilize other countries unless it was challenged.
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US, Iran See Progress But Long Road Ahead in Nuclear Talks
The United States and Iran said on Monday that they had made some progress in the latest round of talks on Tehran's nuclear programme, but warned there was still a long way to go to reach a final deal.
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US Urges Caution as Palestinians Bid for UN Vote
The United States is trying to carefully navigate a path forward as Palestinians seek to push hopes for a Palestinian state to the top of the UN agenda, top US diplomat John Kerry said Tuesday.
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Our Position Is Clear, Will Focus On "Actions" Of New US Administration: Iran
Iran's foreign ministry said Monday it will focus on the "actions" of the new US administration rather than who wins the White House, a day before Americans vote.
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US Carrier Group Patrols In Tense South China Sea
A United States aircraft carrier strike group has begun patrols in the South China Sea amid growing tension with China over control of the disputed waterway and concerns it could become a flashpoint under the new U.S. administration.
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Donald Trump Picks Indian-American Ajit Pai To Head Communications Commission
US President Donald Trump has picked Ajit Vardaraj Pai, an outspoken opponent of new net neutrality, to head the crucial Federal Communications Commission, making him the fourth Indian-American in the administration at the senior level.
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Barack Obama Appoints 2 Indian-Americans To Senior Administration Positions
Less than 100 hours before demitting office, outgoing US President Barack Obama today appointed two Indian-Americans to key administration positions.
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Indian-American Nikki Haley Being Considered For US Secretary Of State: Reports
Indian-American Nikki Haley will meet US President-elect Donald Trump today. The presidential transition team has said amid reports that the two-term Governor of South Carolina is being considered for a Cabinet position, particularly for the high-profile post of Secretary of State.
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Joe Biden In Ukraine To Push Reforms, Reaffirm US Support
US Vice President Joe Biden meets Ukrainian leaders today to kickstart their drive against corruption and reassure them of Western support in the face of the current focus on Syria.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry Set to Visit Havana on Friday
John Kerry has a date with history. On Friday, he will become the first US secretary of state to visit Havana, capital of communist Cuba, since 1945.
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Reforms Absolutely Necessary in Land, Labour and Taxation: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Promising a globally compatible business climate in India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said reforms have become "absolutely necessary" in the areas of land, labour and taxes to attract investors.
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John Kerry to Meet Iran's Foreign Minister at UN Anti-Nuclear Arms Conference
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif will meet US Secretary of State John Kerry at the opening of a UN conference on the global anti-nuclear weapons treaty today, as they try to make progress in talks on a long-term atomic deal.
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White House Plays Down Chances of Quick Iran Deal
The White House sought to temper optimism about a seemingly imminent nuclear deal with Iran today, warning that some difficult issues are yet to be resolved.
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Britain to Help Train Ukrainian Army to Counter Russian Threat
Prime Minister David Cameron said on Tuesday that Britain would send military personnel to Ukraine soon to help train its army, warning Moscow would move to destabilize other countries unless it was challenged.
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US, Iran See Progress But Long Road Ahead in Nuclear Talks
The United States and Iran said on Monday that they had made some progress in the latest round of talks on Tehran's nuclear programme, but warned there was still a long way to go to reach a final deal.
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US Urges Caution as Palestinians Bid for UN Vote
The United States is trying to carefully navigate a path forward as Palestinians seek to push hopes for a Palestinian state to the top of the UN agenda, top US diplomat John Kerry said Tuesday.
