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In Berlin, Barack Obama Speaks Out Against Hiding Behind Walls
Former US President Barack Obama told an audience in Berlin on Thursday that prosperous nations could not "hide behind a wall" to shield themselves from the turmoil and poverty afflicting other countries.
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European Leaders And Barack Obama To Discuss Russia Sanctions In Berlin: Sources
European leaders and President Barack Obama on Friday will discuss extending sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine, and possible new sanctions for its bombing in Syria, sources familiar with the plans said.
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European Leaders And Barack Obama To Discuss Russia Sanctions In Berlin: Sources
European leaders and President Barack Obama will discuss on Friday an extension of the sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine, as well as possible new sanctions for its bombing in Syria, multiple sources familiar with the plans said.
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People of Berlin Inspired the World: Barack Obama
Commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall some 26 years ago, US President Barack Obama has said the people of Berlin inspired the world.
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US-German Differences Over National Security Agency But Need to Cooperate on Counter-Terrorism: Angela Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday that while Washington and Berlin disagreed about the methods used by the US National Security Agency, the two sides needed to cooperate to combat terrorist threats.
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Angela Merkel Laments Breakdown of Trust in US Spy Row
Chancellor Angela Merkel lamented on Saturday the breakdown in trust between Germany and the United States amid a spying row that saw the CIA chief in Berlin expelled from the country.
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Germany Eyes Overhauled US Partnership In Talks On Spy Row
Germany's foreign minister said on Friday he would urge a revived US partnership based on "trust and mutual respect" in talks with his American counterpart after Berlin's expulsion of a CIA station chief in a spying row.
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Angela Merkel 'will not have to worry' about US spying: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Saturday that he would not let intrusive surveillance undermine his relationship of "friendship and trust" with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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United States tracked Angela Merkel's phone since 2002: report
The United States may have bugged Angela Merkel's phone for more than 10 years, according to a news report on Saturday that also said President Barack Obama told the German leader he would have stopped it happening had he known about it.
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Germany, Brazil to propose anti-spying resolution at UN
Germany and Brazil are drafting a UN General Assembly resolution that would demand an end to excessive spying and invasion of privacy after a former US intelligence contractor revealed massive international surveillance programs, UN diplomats said on Friday.
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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood on the offensive after deadly crackdown
Fresh violence hit Egypt today, with Islamists going on the counterattack a day after a crackdown on supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi sparked clashes that killed hundreds and drew international censure.
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Edward Snowden says Western states 'in bed with' NSA: report
Fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden said the US National Security Agency operates broad secret spying partnerships with other Western governments now complaining about its programmes, in an interview published on Sunday.
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'Lives have been saved' by NSA programs: Barack Obama
Trying to tamp down concerns about government over-reach, President Barack Obama on Wednesday defended US Internet and phone surveillance programs as narrowly targeted efforts that have saved lives and thwarted at least 50 terror threats.
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Spy sweeps test Barack Obama's rock star status in Europe
Explosive revelations about US phone and Internet surveillance programs will challenge President Barack Obama's popularity and moral authority when he lands in Europe on Monday.
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'Yes we can' to 'Yes we scan', Barack Obama returns to Berlin
Cheered like a rockstar when he passed through Berlin five years ago on his way to the White House, Barack Obama faces a cooler reception and tough questions about US spying methods when he returns next week for talks with Angela Merkel and a speech at the Brandenburg Gate.
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In Berlin, Barack Obama Speaks Out Against Hiding Behind Walls
Former US President Barack Obama told an audience in Berlin on Thursday that prosperous nations could not "hide behind a wall" to shield themselves from the turmoil and poverty afflicting other countries.
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European Leaders And Barack Obama To Discuss Russia Sanctions In Berlin: Sources
European leaders and President Barack Obama on Friday will discuss extending sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine, and possible new sanctions for its bombing in Syria, sources familiar with the plans said.
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European Leaders And Barack Obama To Discuss Russia Sanctions In Berlin: Sources
European leaders and President Barack Obama will discuss on Friday an extension of the sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine, as well as possible new sanctions for its bombing in Syria, multiple sources familiar with the plans said.
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People of Berlin Inspired the World: Barack Obama
Commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall some 26 years ago, US President Barack Obama has said the people of Berlin inspired the world.
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US-German Differences Over National Security Agency But Need to Cooperate on Counter-Terrorism: Angela Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday that while Washington and Berlin disagreed about the methods used by the US National Security Agency, the two sides needed to cooperate to combat terrorist threats.
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Angela Merkel Laments Breakdown of Trust in US Spy Row
Chancellor Angela Merkel lamented on Saturday the breakdown in trust between Germany and the United States amid a spying row that saw the CIA chief in Berlin expelled from the country.
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Germany Eyes Overhauled US Partnership In Talks On Spy Row
Germany's foreign minister said on Friday he would urge a revived US partnership based on "trust and mutual respect" in talks with his American counterpart after Berlin's expulsion of a CIA station chief in a spying row.
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Angela Merkel 'will not have to worry' about US spying: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Saturday that he would not let intrusive surveillance undermine his relationship of "friendship and trust" with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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United States tracked Angela Merkel's phone since 2002: report
The United States may have bugged Angela Merkel's phone for more than 10 years, according to a news report on Saturday that also said President Barack Obama told the German leader he would have stopped it happening had he known about it.
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Germany, Brazil to propose anti-spying resolution at UN
Germany and Brazil are drafting a UN General Assembly resolution that would demand an end to excessive spying and invasion of privacy after a former US intelligence contractor revealed massive international surveillance programs, UN diplomats said on Friday.
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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood on the offensive after deadly crackdown
Fresh violence hit Egypt today, with Islamists going on the counterattack a day after a crackdown on supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi sparked clashes that killed hundreds and drew international censure.
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Edward Snowden says Western states 'in bed with' NSA: report
Fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden said the US National Security Agency operates broad secret spying partnerships with other Western governments now complaining about its programmes, in an interview published on Sunday.
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'Lives have been saved' by NSA programs: Barack Obama
Trying to tamp down concerns about government over-reach, President Barack Obama on Wednesday defended US Internet and phone surveillance programs as narrowly targeted efforts that have saved lives and thwarted at least 50 terror threats.
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Spy sweeps test Barack Obama's rock star status in Europe
Explosive revelations about US phone and Internet surveillance programs will challenge President Barack Obama's popularity and moral authority when he lands in Europe on Monday.
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'Yes we can' to 'Yes we scan', Barack Obama returns to Berlin
Cheered like a rockstar when he passed through Berlin five years ago on his way to the White House, Barack Obama faces a cooler reception and tough questions about US spying methods when he returns next week for talks with Angela Merkel and a speech at the Brandenburg Gate.
