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Interim Iran Nuclear Deal Extended to Friday to Allow More Talks, Says US
An interim nuclear agreement between Iran and six major powers will be extended through Friday to provide more time for talks on a final agreement, the United States said on today.
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'You Go' - China Navy Warns US Spy Plane 8 Times to Leave
The Chinese navy warned a US surveillance plane flying over artificial islands that Beijing is creating in the disputed South China Sea to leave the area eight times, according to CNN, which was on board the flight on Wednesday.
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US Seeking Clarification on Suspension of Licenses of NGOs
The US is seeking clarification from India on suspension of licenses of several thousands non-governmental organisations (NGO), a State Department spokesperson said.
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Kiev Accuses Russia of Not Wanting Ukraine Peace
Ukraine accused Russia today of resisting a peaceful end to fighting in eastern Ukraine and called for weapons from its allies, saying it is striving to settle the separatist conflict.
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Syrian Transition Would Have to Be Negotiated With Bashar al-Assad, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would have to negotiate with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for a political transition in Syria and was exploring ways with other countries to pressure him into agreeing to talks.
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Barack Obama Calls Injured Ambassador After South Korea Attack
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday called a former aide and now US ambassador in South Korea to wish him well following a bloody attack that Washington strongly condemned.
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US Urges No Delay in Nigeria Elections
The United States called Friday for Nigeria's presidential elections to be held on time, as the nation's electoral commission weights a delay over difficulty distributing voter cards.
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US Urges No Delay in Nigerian Presidential Elections
The United States called on Friday for Nigeria's presidential elections to be held on time, as the nation's electoral commission weighs a delay over difficulty distributing voter cards.
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US Looking to Deepen Economic Relations With India
The US is looking to deepen its economic relationship with India, a top American diplomat has said ahead of President Barack Obama's trip to the country, during which the two countries would take up a host of issues, including defence, intellectual property as well as the bilateral investment treaty.
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'US Worked With Intelligence Agencies to Stop Terror Attacks'
The US has worked with international intelligence agencies over past few years to ensure they are best positioned to stop attacks like the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, a senior official said.
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US Urges North Korea to Compensate Sony for Cyberattack
The United States urged North Korea on Monday to admit it ordered a cyberattack on the Hollywood studio Sony Pictures and to pay for the damage it had caused.
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North Korea's Internet Collapses After Sony Hack
North Korea's Internet went completely dark Monday after hours of instability, cyber experts said, suggesting the country's network could be under attack following the hacking of Sony Pictures.
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North Korea Hit by 'Continuous' Internet Outages: Report
North Korea appeared to have been hit by Internet outages, reports said on Monday, just days after US President Barack Obama warned Washington would retaliate for a cyber attack on Sony Pictures blamed on Pyongyang.
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US Does Not Support Extra-Constitutional Changes in Pakistan
The US has said that it does not support any extra-constitutional changes in Pakistan, where deadlock continues between Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and two key opposition figures seeking his resignation over allegations of corruption and election rigging.
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Barack Obama Looks Forward to Welcoming PM Modi to US: State Department
President Barack Obama looks forward to welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US next month, despite an online petition by a Sikh rights group seeking cancellation of his meeting at the White House, a top American official has said.
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Interim Iran Nuclear Deal Extended to Friday to Allow More Talks, Says US
An interim nuclear agreement between Iran and six major powers will be extended through Friday to provide more time for talks on a final agreement, the United States said on today.
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'You Go' - China Navy Warns US Spy Plane 8 Times to Leave
The Chinese navy warned a US surveillance plane flying over artificial islands that Beijing is creating in the disputed South China Sea to leave the area eight times, according to CNN, which was on board the flight on Wednesday.
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US Seeking Clarification on Suspension of Licenses of NGOs
The US is seeking clarification from India on suspension of licenses of several thousands non-governmental organisations (NGO), a State Department spokesperson said.
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Kiev Accuses Russia of Not Wanting Ukraine Peace
Ukraine accused Russia today of resisting a peaceful end to fighting in eastern Ukraine and called for weapons from its allies, saying it is striving to settle the separatist conflict.
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Syrian Transition Would Have to Be Negotiated With Bashar al-Assad, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would have to negotiate with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for a political transition in Syria and was exploring ways with other countries to pressure him into agreeing to talks.
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Barack Obama Calls Injured Ambassador After South Korea Attack
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday called a former aide and now US ambassador in South Korea to wish him well following a bloody attack that Washington strongly condemned.
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US Urges No Delay in Nigeria Elections
The United States called Friday for Nigeria's presidential elections to be held on time, as the nation's electoral commission weights a delay over difficulty distributing voter cards.
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US Urges No Delay in Nigerian Presidential Elections
The United States called on Friday for Nigeria's presidential elections to be held on time, as the nation's electoral commission weighs a delay over difficulty distributing voter cards.
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US Looking to Deepen Economic Relations With India
The US is looking to deepen its economic relationship with India, a top American diplomat has said ahead of President Barack Obama's trip to the country, during which the two countries would take up a host of issues, including defence, intellectual property as well as the bilateral investment treaty.
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'US Worked With Intelligence Agencies to Stop Terror Attacks'
The US has worked with international intelligence agencies over past few years to ensure they are best positioned to stop attacks like the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, a senior official said.
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US Urges North Korea to Compensate Sony for Cyberattack
The United States urged North Korea on Monday to admit it ordered a cyberattack on the Hollywood studio Sony Pictures and to pay for the damage it had caused.
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North Korea's Internet Collapses After Sony Hack
North Korea's Internet went completely dark Monday after hours of instability, cyber experts said, suggesting the country's network could be under attack following the hacking of Sony Pictures.
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North Korea Hit by 'Continuous' Internet Outages: Report
North Korea appeared to have been hit by Internet outages, reports said on Monday, just days after US President Barack Obama warned Washington would retaliate for a cyber attack on Sony Pictures blamed on Pyongyang.
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US Does Not Support Extra-Constitutional Changes in Pakistan
The US has said that it does not support any extra-constitutional changes in Pakistan, where deadlock continues between Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and two key opposition figures seeking his resignation over allegations of corruption and election rigging.
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Barack Obama Looks Forward to Welcoming PM Modi to US: State Department
President Barack Obama looks forward to welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US next month, despite an online petition by a Sikh rights group seeking cancellation of his meeting at the White House, a top American official has said.
