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US Senator Cardin Backs India Drone Deal After "Painstaking Discussions"
A powerful US Senator has said he ended his objection to the USD 3.9 billion drone deal with India after months of "painstaking discussions" with the Biden administration.
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US Senate Staffer Fired Over Video Of Gay Sex In Hearing Room: Report
According to The Guardian, one of the two men in the footage was widely named as Aidan Maese-Czeropski, a legislative aide for Senator Ben Cardin of Maryland
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To US Senator's Intolerance Comment, India Hopes Of 'Better Understanding'
India today made light of the criticism of alleged human rights violations and religious intolerance by a American senator Ben Cardin, saying it was his "first visit", and that after Mr Cardin's meetings in India, he would have developed "better understanding" of the country.
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Ready To Talk Rights Issues With US On Basis Of Equality: India
India is willing to discuss human rights issues on the basis of "equality and partnership" with the US ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington next week, but will not accept any kind of 'judgemental pronouncements' in this regard, Indian officials said.
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US Senator Ben Cardin Talks Intolerance, Rights Issue Ahead Of PM Modi's Visit
US Senator Ben Cardin - the ranking democrat on the senate foreign relations committee - has handed a tough report card on India ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington, scheduled for next week.
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John Kerry Mounts Furious Defense of Iran Nuclear Deal
US Secretary of State John Kerry mounted a furious counterattack against critics of the Iran nuclear deal today, telling skeptical lawmakers that rejection of the accord would give Tehran "a great big green light" to swiftly accelerate its atomic program.
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Barack Obama Administration Takes Iran Nuclear Deal Fight Public
US lawmakers skeptical about the nuclear deal with Iran promised to press senior Obama administration officials to make more information about it public at a Senate hearing today as Congress begins its two-month review of the agreement.
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US Senator Cardin Backs India Drone Deal After "Painstaking Discussions"
A powerful US Senator has said he ended his objection to the USD 3.9 billion drone deal with India after months of "painstaking discussions" with the Biden administration.
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US Senate Staffer Fired Over Video Of Gay Sex In Hearing Room: Report
According to The Guardian, one of the two men in the footage was widely named as Aidan Maese-Czeropski, a legislative aide for Senator Ben Cardin of Maryland
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To US Senator's Intolerance Comment, India Hopes Of 'Better Understanding'
India today made light of the criticism of alleged human rights violations and religious intolerance by a American senator Ben Cardin, saying it was his "first visit", and that after Mr Cardin's meetings in India, he would have developed "better understanding" of the country.
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Ready To Talk Rights Issues With US On Basis Of Equality: India
India is willing to discuss human rights issues on the basis of "equality and partnership" with the US ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington next week, but will not accept any kind of 'judgemental pronouncements' in this regard, Indian officials said.
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US Senator Ben Cardin Talks Intolerance, Rights Issue Ahead Of PM Modi's Visit
US Senator Ben Cardin - the ranking democrat on the senate foreign relations committee - has handed a tough report card on India ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington, scheduled for next week.
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John Kerry Mounts Furious Defense of Iran Nuclear Deal
US Secretary of State John Kerry mounted a furious counterattack against critics of the Iran nuclear deal today, telling skeptical lawmakers that rejection of the accord would give Tehran "a great big green light" to swiftly accelerate its atomic program.
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Barack Obama Administration Takes Iran Nuclear Deal Fight Public
US lawmakers skeptical about the nuclear deal with Iran promised to press senior Obama administration officials to make more information about it public at a Senate hearing today as Congress begins its two-month review of the agreement.
