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Michele Flournoy Withdraws From Consideration as US Defence Secretary: Report
Michele Flournoy, a former top US Defence Department official widely tipped as a possible replacement for Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, has taken herself out of consideration for the job, Foreign Policy Magazine reported on Tuesday.
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Behind Chuck Hagel's Ouster, Tensions Over Syria and Barack Obama's Team
From the moment he was appointed last year, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel had a troubled relationship with President Barack Obama's tight-knit White House national security team. As the bombing intensified in Iraq and Syria, so did his problems.
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Frontrunners Emerge for Top Pentagon Job
A pair of frontrunners have emerged to take charge at the Pentagon after President Barack Obama announced the departure of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
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Expanded US Strikes First Step in Long Campaign Against Islamic State
By expanding his military campaign against the Islamic State group, President Barack Obama hopes to reverse the militants' momentum in Iraq, squeeze their sanctuary in Syria and erode their recruiting appeal across the greater Mideast.
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Obama, Mitt Romney agree on one thing: India
Despite differences over various foreign policy issues, both President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney share a common ground when it comes to the US policy of support towards India and Japan, key members of both the campaigns have said.
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India, China rise making Asia important: US
The rise of China and India as world powers is making Asia more important to America, a top US official has said
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US cautiously optimistic about Indo-Pak talks
Observing that India and Pakistan are making efforts to restart their dialogue in a "serious way", the US has said it is cautiously optimistic about the process.
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Michele Flournoy Withdraws From Consideration as US Defence Secretary: Report
Michele Flournoy, a former top US Defence Department official widely tipped as a possible replacement for Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, has taken herself out of consideration for the job, Foreign Policy Magazine reported on Tuesday.
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Behind Chuck Hagel's Ouster, Tensions Over Syria and Barack Obama's Team
From the moment he was appointed last year, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel had a troubled relationship with President Barack Obama's tight-knit White House national security team. As the bombing intensified in Iraq and Syria, so did his problems.
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Frontrunners Emerge for Top Pentagon Job
A pair of frontrunners have emerged to take charge at the Pentagon after President Barack Obama announced the departure of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
-
Expanded US Strikes First Step in Long Campaign Against Islamic State
By expanding his military campaign against the Islamic State group, President Barack Obama hopes to reverse the militants' momentum in Iraq, squeeze their sanctuary in Syria and erode their recruiting appeal across the greater Mideast.
-
Obama, Mitt Romney agree on one thing: India
Despite differences over various foreign policy issues, both President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney share a common ground when it comes to the US policy of support towards India and Japan, key members of both the campaigns have said.
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India, China rise making Asia important: US
The rise of China and India as world powers is making Asia more important to America, a top US official has said
-
US cautiously optimistic about Indo-Pak talks
Observing that India and Pakistan are making efforts to restart their dialogue in a "serious way", the US has said it is cautiously optimistic about the process.
