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India "Critical" Part Of Solution To Climate Crisis, Says US: Report
Ahead of US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry's visit to India, spokesperson at the US Embassy in New Delhi said India is "critical part of the solution to the climate crisis."
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Want Accountability For 26/11, US Tells Pak After PM Modi's Strong Remark
Days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made it clear that "a single nation" is responsible for terrorism in South Asia, the US has reminded Pakistan emphatically that it expects justice for the 26/11 attack on Mumbai, the worst ever terror strike in India.
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John Kerry To Press China Over North Korea, Urge ASEAN Unity Over South China Sea
US Secretary of State John Kerry begins a visit to East Asia today in which he plans to press China to put more curbs on North Korea after its nuclear test and to urge Southeast Asia to show unity in response to China's claims in the South China Sea.
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John Kerry Off To Asia To Address Maritime Disputes, North Korea Nukes
US Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing for peaceful resolutions to increasingly tense maritime disputes in Asia and urging China to take a firmer stand on North Korea's nuclear program after its recent bomb test.
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John Kerry in Tajikistan for Talks on Afghan Border Threat
US Secretary of State John Kerry visited Tajikistan today to talk about security threats on its Afghan border, on the fourth leg of a five-nation tour of Central Asia.
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In Central Asia, John Kerry Raises Rights But Tempers Public Criticism
Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday met Uzbekistan's autocratic ruler and officials from other Central Asian states accused of being among the world's worst human rights offenders.
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Top US Envoy John Kerry to Tour Central Asia
Washington's top diplomat, Secretary of State John Kerry, is to visit all five republics in Central Asia for the first time, his office said Tuesday.
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First India, US, Japan Ministerial-Level Meet Tomorrow
The first foreign minister-level between India, the US and Japan would be held in New York tomorrow, reflecting alignment of the three Asia Pacific powers, which officials said was aimed at ensuring peace, prosperity and security in the region.
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South China Sea Tensions Flare at Asia Security Talks
China was on a diplomatic collision course with some of its neighbours and the United States over its controversial island-building, as regional security talks opened today in Kuala Lumpur.
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Malaysia Seeks Myanmar's Help on Migrant 'Catastrophe'
Malaysia's prime minister said today that he would seek help from Myanmar to address the unfolding "humanitarian catastrophe" involving a wave of boatpeople flooding to Southeast Asia, thousands of whom are ethnic Rohingya fleeing oppression in the mainly Buddhist country.
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John Kerry and China Leaders to Meet in Beijing, May 16-17
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet senior Chinese leaders in Beijing this weekend at a time of heightened concerns in Asia and Washington over China's pursuit of maritime claims and shared worries about North Korea.
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Barack Obama, John Kerry to Kick Off Their 2015 Foreign Trips with India
As US President Barack Obama arrived at the White House after vacationing in picturesque Hawaii; it is South Asia - India, Pakistan and Afghanistan - that would be focus during the month in January on the foreign policy front.
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'Premature' to Talk of US Troop Cuts in Asia: Kerry
Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday it was too early to discuss cutting the number of US troops stationed in Asia and South Korea, amid increased tensions on the heavily guarded peninsula.
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US Seeks More From China, Asian Muslim Nations, on Islamic State
US Secretary of State John Kerry will seek greater cooperation from China and Southeast Asia's main Muslim states, Indonesia and Malaysia, in the campaign against Islamic State and staunching the flow of foreign fighters to the militant group, US and Asian officials said.
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US Tries to Cool Sea Tensions at Asia Security Summit
The United States on Sunday pressed its case for a freeze on hostile acts in waters contested by China and its Southeast Asian neighbours, but said it did not want to "confront" Beijing over its strategy in the region.
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India "Critical" Part Of Solution To Climate Crisis, Says US: Report
Ahead of US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry's visit to India, spokesperson at the US Embassy in New Delhi said India is "critical part of the solution to the climate crisis."
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Want Accountability For 26/11, US Tells Pak After PM Modi's Strong Remark
Days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made it clear that "a single nation" is responsible for terrorism in South Asia, the US has reminded Pakistan emphatically that it expects justice for the 26/11 attack on Mumbai, the worst ever terror strike in India.
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John Kerry To Press China Over North Korea, Urge ASEAN Unity Over South China Sea
US Secretary of State John Kerry begins a visit to East Asia today in which he plans to press China to put more curbs on North Korea after its nuclear test and to urge Southeast Asia to show unity in response to China's claims in the South China Sea.
-
John Kerry Off To Asia To Address Maritime Disputes, North Korea Nukes
US Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing for peaceful resolutions to increasingly tense maritime disputes in Asia and urging China to take a firmer stand on North Korea's nuclear program after its recent bomb test.
-
John Kerry in Tajikistan for Talks on Afghan Border Threat
US Secretary of State John Kerry visited Tajikistan today to talk about security threats on its Afghan border, on the fourth leg of a five-nation tour of Central Asia.
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In Central Asia, John Kerry Raises Rights But Tempers Public Criticism
Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday met Uzbekistan's autocratic ruler and officials from other Central Asian states accused of being among the world's worst human rights offenders.
-
Top US Envoy John Kerry to Tour Central Asia
Washington's top diplomat, Secretary of State John Kerry, is to visit all five republics in Central Asia for the first time, his office said Tuesday.
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First India, US, Japan Ministerial-Level Meet Tomorrow
The first foreign minister-level between India, the US and Japan would be held in New York tomorrow, reflecting alignment of the three Asia Pacific powers, which officials said was aimed at ensuring peace, prosperity and security in the region.
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South China Sea Tensions Flare at Asia Security Talks
China was on a diplomatic collision course with some of its neighbours and the United States over its controversial island-building, as regional security talks opened today in Kuala Lumpur.
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Malaysia Seeks Myanmar's Help on Migrant 'Catastrophe'
Malaysia's prime minister said today that he would seek help from Myanmar to address the unfolding "humanitarian catastrophe" involving a wave of boatpeople flooding to Southeast Asia, thousands of whom are ethnic Rohingya fleeing oppression in the mainly Buddhist country.
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John Kerry and China Leaders to Meet in Beijing, May 16-17
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet senior Chinese leaders in Beijing this weekend at a time of heightened concerns in Asia and Washington over China's pursuit of maritime claims and shared worries about North Korea.
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Barack Obama, John Kerry to Kick Off Their 2015 Foreign Trips with India
As US President Barack Obama arrived at the White House after vacationing in picturesque Hawaii; it is South Asia - India, Pakistan and Afghanistan - that would be focus during the month in January on the foreign policy front.
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'Premature' to Talk of US Troop Cuts in Asia: Kerry
Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday it was too early to discuss cutting the number of US troops stationed in Asia and South Korea, amid increased tensions on the heavily guarded peninsula.
-
US Seeks More From China, Asian Muslim Nations, on Islamic State
US Secretary of State John Kerry will seek greater cooperation from China and Southeast Asia's main Muslim states, Indonesia and Malaysia, in the campaign against Islamic State and staunching the flow of foreign fighters to the militant group, US and Asian officials said.
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US Tries to Cool Sea Tensions at Asia Security Summit
The United States on Sunday pressed its case for a freeze on hostile acts in waters contested by China and its Southeast Asian neighbours, but said it did not want to "confront" Beijing over its strategy in the region.
