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Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Compete To Meet Top Leaders In New York
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton met Egypt's president in New York on Monday as the two US presidential candidates tried to bolster their diplomatic credentials at the United Nations.
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Hillary Clinton's motorcade pelted with tomatoes, shoes in Egypt
Protesters threw tomatoes and shoes at U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's motorcade on Sunday during her first visit to Egypt since the election of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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Alarmed by violence Clinton calls Egyptian Prime Minister
Concerned over the continued violence and abuse of women demonstrators in Egypt, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal el-Ganzouri to register deep US unease about the situation, particularly the attacks on women.
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Clinton urges halt to Egyptian violence
Top US diplomat Hillary Clinton called on Egyptians to refrain from violence after a third straight day of deadly clashes in Cairo. At least 10 people were killed in the latest unrest in the Egyptian capital, overshadowing the count in the first post-revolution vote that shows Islamists in the lead. A historic library housing priceless archives was...
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Egypt unrest: Clinton condemns attacks on reporters, protesters
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has issued a sharp criticism of attacks on journalists, peaceful demonstrators, human rights activists and diplomats in Egypt.Clinton said the attacks violated international norms on freedom of the press.Without directly blaming President Hosni Mubarak's regime, she said, "It is especially in times of cr...
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Egypt must transition to democracy: Hillary Clinton
The U.S. appealed for an orderly transition to lasting democracy in Egypt even as escalating violence in the American ally threatened Mideast stability and put President Barack Obama in a diplomatic bind.Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton refused to speculate on the future of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak or his teetering government. But ...
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Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Compete To Meet Top Leaders In New York
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton met Egypt's president in New York on Monday as the two US presidential candidates tried to bolster their diplomatic credentials at the United Nations.
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Hillary Clinton's motorcade pelted with tomatoes, shoes in Egypt
Protesters threw tomatoes and shoes at U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's motorcade on Sunday during her first visit to Egypt since the election of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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Alarmed by violence Clinton calls Egyptian Prime Minister
Concerned over the continued violence and abuse of women demonstrators in Egypt, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal el-Ganzouri to register deep US unease about the situation, particularly the attacks on women.
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Clinton urges halt to Egyptian violence
Top US diplomat Hillary Clinton called on Egyptians to refrain from violence after a third straight day of deadly clashes in Cairo. At least 10 people were killed in the latest unrest in the Egyptian capital, overshadowing the count in the first post-revolution vote that shows Islamists in the lead. A historic library housing priceless archives was...
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Egypt unrest: Clinton condemns attacks on reporters, protesters
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has issued a sharp criticism of attacks on journalists, peaceful demonstrators, human rights activists and diplomats in Egypt.Clinton said the attacks violated international norms on freedom of the press.Without directly blaming President Hosni Mubarak's regime, she said, "It is especially in times of cr...
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Egypt must transition to democracy: Hillary Clinton
The U.S. appealed for an orderly transition to lasting democracy in Egypt even as escalating violence in the American ally threatened Mideast stability and put President Barack Obama in a diplomatic bind.Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton refused to speculate on the future of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak or his teetering government. But ...
