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Barack Obama Says He Doesn't Take Rodrigo Duterte's Comments Personally
US President Barack Obama said on Thursday he had indicated to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that their teams should meet and that he did not take earlier comments from Duterte personally.
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte Skips Summit Meets With India, US Due To Migraine
Philippines officials say President Rodrigo Duterte has skipped summit meetings of Southeast Asian leaders with their US and Indian counterparts in Laos due to migraine.
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Haven't Been To Taj With Michelle Yet, Obama Tells PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Barack Obama this afternoon in their eight one-on-one interaction in the last two years.
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Barack Obama, Rodrigo Duterte Meet Despite Philippine Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
Barack Obama briefly met with Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday, Manila said, two days after the firebrand politician branded the US president a "son of a whore".
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Barack Obama, PM Modi To Have Bilateral Meeting In Laos: White House
US President Barack Obama will hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit in Vientiane, Laos, the White House said today.
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Barack Obama Cancels Meet After Filipino Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
U.S. President Barack Obama cancelled what would have been his first meeting with Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte, a White House spokesman said on Tuesday, after Duterte described Obama as a "son of a bitch".
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Things To Know About Barack Obama's Summit With South East Asian Leaders
President Barack Obama hosts Southeast Asian leaders at an unprecedented summit in California starting Monday as he looks to deepen ties with the region's fast-growing economies. But a nation not invited - neighboring power China - will be the proverbial elephant in the room as the leaders grapple with sensitive territorial disputes.
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John Kerry To Press Cambodia PM Over Rights, Political Freedom
America's top diplomat, John Kerry, will meet Cambodian leader Hun Sen on Tuesday with concerns over political repression and human rights topping the agenda as the kingdom's strongman looks to extend a three-decade stranglehold on power.
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Will Not Relent in Fight Against Islamic State, Says Obama; Asks Russia For Help
US President Barack Obama on Sunday said the United States and its allies would not relent in its fight to combat Islamic State extremists and would hunt down their leaders and cut off the group's financing.
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Barack Obama Says South China Sea Claimants Should Avoid Militarising Issue
U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday told a meeting of Southeast Asian leaders that territorial claimants to waters in the South China Sea should avoid militarising the issue and cease any building of artificial islands.
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Barack Obama Says ASEAN Summit to Focus on Islamic State Militancy
US President Barack Obama said summit meetings among world leaders this weekend in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur will focus on the global fight against Islamic State militancy and on the disputed South China Sea.
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Russian PM Says Sanctions Must be Lifted for Ties with West to Improve
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev was quoted as saying on Thursday sanctions must be abandoned to overcome problems in relations with the West after meeting US President Barack Obama on the sidelines of a meeting in Asia.
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China sends combative message to US
China's premier has warned against outside interference in the South China Sea in an apparent challenge to the United States. Wen Jiabao told a meeting of Southeast Asian nations on Friday that "external forces should not use any excuse to interfere" in territorial disputes in the sea.
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Ahead of PM-Obama meet, India takes tough stand on nuclear liability law
A day after India notified its rules on nuclear liability, government officials have taken a tough line regarding American objections, which they anticipate will remain sticking points. India's rules are likely to feature prominently at the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's meeting tomorrow with President Barack Obama on the sidelines of the Associat...
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Barack Obama Says He Doesn't Take Rodrigo Duterte's Comments Personally
US President Barack Obama said on Thursday he had indicated to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that their teams should meet and that he did not take earlier comments from Duterte personally.
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte Skips Summit Meets With India, US Due To Migraine
Philippines officials say President Rodrigo Duterte has skipped summit meetings of Southeast Asian leaders with their US and Indian counterparts in Laos due to migraine.
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Haven't Been To Taj With Michelle Yet, Obama Tells PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Barack Obama this afternoon in their eight one-on-one interaction in the last two years.
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Barack Obama, Rodrigo Duterte Meet Despite Philippine Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
Barack Obama briefly met with Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday, Manila said, two days after the firebrand politician branded the US president a "son of a whore".
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Barack Obama, PM Modi To Have Bilateral Meeting In Laos: White House
US President Barack Obama will hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit in Vientiane, Laos, the White House said today.
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Barack Obama Cancels Meet After Filipino Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
U.S. President Barack Obama cancelled what would have been his first meeting with Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte, a White House spokesman said on Tuesday, after Duterte described Obama as a "son of a bitch".
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Things To Know About Barack Obama's Summit With South East Asian Leaders
President Barack Obama hosts Southeast Asian leaders at an unprecedented summit in California starting Monday as he looks to deepen ties with the region's fast-growing economies. But a nation not invited - neighboring power China - will be the proverbial elephant in the room as the leaders grapple with sensitive territorial disputes.
-
John Kerry To Press Cambodia PM Over Rights, Political Freedom
America's top diplomat, John Kerry, will meet Cambodian leader Hun Sen on Tuesday with concerns over political repression and human rights topping the agenda as the kingdom's strongman looks to extend a three-decade stranglehold on power.
-
Will Not Relent in Fight Against Islamic State, Says Obama; Asks Russia For Help
US President Barack Obama on Sunday said the United States and its allies would not relent in its fight to combat Islamic State extremists and would hunt down their leaders and cut off the group's financing.
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Barack Obama Says South China Sea Claimants Should Avoid Militarising Issue
U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday told a meeting of Southeast Asian leaders that territorial claimants to waters in the South China Sea should avoid militarising the issue and cease any building of artificial islands.
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Barack Obama Says ASEAN Summit to Focus on Islamic State Militancy
US President Barack Obama said summit meetings among world leaders this weekend in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur will focus on the global fight against Islamic State militancy and on the disputed South China Sea.
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Russian PM Says Sanctions Must be Lifted for Ties with West to Improve
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev was quoted as saying on Thursday sanctions must be abandoned to overcome problems in relations with the West after meeting US President Barack Obama on the sidelines of a meeting in Asia.
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China sends combative message to US
China's premier has warned against outside interference in the South China Sea in an apparent challenge to the United States. Wen Jiabao told a meeting of Southeast Asian nations on Friday that "external forces should not use any excuse to interfere" in territorial disputes in the sea.
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Ahead of PM-Obama meet, India takes tough stand on nuclear liability law
A day after India notified its rules on nuclear liability, government officials have taken a tough line regarding American objections, which they anticipate will remain sticking points. India's rules are likely to feature prominently at the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's meeting tomorrow with President Barack Obama on the sidelines of the Associat...
