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Pakistan Begins 2-Year Term At UN Security Council, To Oppose Reform Sought By India
Pakistan today replaced Japan for a seat at the world's topmost diplomatic body - the UN Security Council. Islamabad will occupy one of the two seats from the Asia-Pacific region for two years starting today.
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Shinzo Abe Mourned At Wake As Party Secures Sombre Japan Poll Win
Family and friends of Japan's assassinated former prime minister Shinzo Abe paid their respects Monday at a wake in Tokyo as Washington's top diplomat hailed the ex-premier as a "man of vision".
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Australia Set To Host First Quad Foreign Ministers' Meet
Australia is set to host India, Japan and the United States for the fourth Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Melbourne on Friday and the top diplomats are seeking to bolster cooperation in economy, security, others areas.
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China Reacts Coolly As India Expands Footprint In Southeast Asia
Almost lost in the din of the upcoming US-North Korea summit and fresh tension between Washington and Beijing last week, India cemented its diplomatic and security ties across Southeast Asia in a clear challenge to China.
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Japanese Envoy to Visit China Ahead of Possible Summit: Reports
Japan's top security diplomat could visit China as early as this week ahead of a possible visit by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to repair strained ties between the neighbours, local media said today.
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Japan Shuts Embassy in Strife-Torn Yemen
Japan said Monday it had temporarily shut its embassy in Yemen, adding to the latest exodus of foreign diplomats over security fears after a Shiite militia takeover.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Presses Campaign For Meeting With China's Xi Jinping
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday pressed on with a diplomatic offensive aimed at securing his first-ever summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Iran's nuclear impasse to dominate United Nations watchdog's meeting
Iran's defiant expansion of its nuclear programme and 10 failed meetings with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will dominate a gathering of the United Nations body's board starting today, diplomats and analysts said.
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Pakistan Begins 2-Year Term At UN Security Council, To Oppose Reform Sought By India
Pakistan today replaced Japan for a seat at the world's topmost diplomatic body - the UN Security Council. Islamabad will occupy one of the two seats from the Asia-Pacific region for two years starting today.
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Shinzo Abe Mourned At Wake As Party Secures Sombre Japan Poll Win
Family and friends of Japan's assassinated former prime minister Shinzo Abe paid their respects Monday at a wake in Tokyo as Washington's top diplomat hailed the ex-premier as a "man of vision".
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Australia Set To Host First Quad Foreign Ministers' Meet
Australia is set to host India, Japan and the United States for the fourth Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Melbourne on Friday and the top diplomats are seeking to bolster cooperation in economy, security, others areas.
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China Reacts Coolly As India Expands Footprint In Southeast Asia
Almost lost in the din of the upcoming US-North Korea summit and fresh tension between Washington and Beijing last week, India cemented its diplomatic and security ties across Southeast Asia in a clear challenge to China.
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Japanese Envoy to Visit China Ahead of Possible Summit: Reports
Japan's top security diplomat could visit China as early as this week ahead of a possible visit by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to repair strained ties between the neighbours, local media said today.
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Japan Shuts Embassy in Strife-Torn Yemen
Japan said Monday it had temporarily shut its embassy in Yemen, adding to the latest exodus of foreign diplomats over security fears after a Shiite militia takeover.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Presses Campaign For Meeting With China's Xi Jinping
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday pressed on with a diplomatic offensive aimed at securing his first-ever summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Iran's nuclear impasse to dominate United Nations watchdog's meeting
Iran's defiant expansion of its nuclear programme and 10 failed meetings with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will dominate a gathering of the United Nations body's board starting today, diplomats and analysts said.
