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'Drop Notion That 'His' Terrorist Is Not 'My' Terrorist': PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the Brussels attacks had illustrated how real and immediate is the threat to nuclear security from terror and made a strong call for "genuine cooperation" between countries. "Drop the notion that terrorism is someone else's problem and that 'his' terrorist is not 'my' terrorist," he said at a White Hous...
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Barack Obama Meets With Security Advisers On ISIS Threat
President Barack Obama met on Monday with a team of national security advisers to discuss US efforts to combat ISIS following last week's attacks on Brussels, the White House said.
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Muslim-Americans 'Most Important Partners' In ISIS Fight: Barack Obama
In a veiled attack on Republican White House hopefuls Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, President Barack Obama today described Muslim-Americans as the "most important partners" in the fight against ISIS and asserted that attempts to stigmatise the community should be rejected.
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Lawmakers Urge Barack Obama To Allow CIA Target-Killing Of ISIS Leaders
Leaders of the US Senate intelligence committee were secretly pushing President Barack Obama to allow the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to carry out target killings against ISIS leaders, local media reported on Thursday.
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Coalition Will Continue Hitting ISIS After Belgium Attacks: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that the US-led coalition will continue hitting ISIS terrorists after attacks in Belgium that killed at least 30 people.
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US Airports On Edge After Deadly Belgium Bombings
Airports in major US cities were on high alert on Tuesday, with police out in force after at least 30 people were killed in bombings on Brussels airport and a rush-hour subway train, though officials said there was no specific threat to the United States.
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Barack Obama Pledges US Support To Belgium After Attacks
US President Barack Obama is pledging that the US will "do whatever is necessary" to help Belgium bring to justice the perpetrators of terrorist attacks that killed more than two dozen people at the airport and a subway station.
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EU Leaders Call on Israelis, Palestinians to End Violence
European Union leaders on Wednesday called on Israelis and Palestinians to end violence and said they welcomed efforts, particularly from Egypt, to broker a cease-fire following more than a week of warfare.
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US Readies Unilateral Sanctions on Russia
The United States signaled on Tuesday it could go it alone on toughening sanctions on Russia if Europe does not agree to increase pain for Moscow over its "destabilizing" policies in Ukraine.
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EU May Impose New Ukraine Sanctions, Will Fall Short of US Wishes
European Union leaders, under U.S. pressure to take a tougher stance towards Russia over the Ukraine crisis, could give the go-ahead on Wednesday to new sanctions but they will fall short of the far-reaching economic measures Washington wants.
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Hard to See UK Benefiting From Leaving European Union: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama said Thursday that it's hard to see how Britain would benefit by leaving the European Union given that the 28-nation bloc's decisions "have an enormous impact on its economic and political life."
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On the Eve of D-Day, Veterans Take Centre Stage
Seventy years to the day after the first planes set off for the invasion of France, veterans gathered in Normandy on Thursday to remember the dead and be honoured for risking their lives on D-Day.
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Barack Obama Arrives in Brussels for G7 Meeting
President Barack Obama has arrived in Brussels for a meeting with fellow heads of state focused on the crisis in Ukraine.
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In Europe, Barack Obama gets Second Chance to Explain his Russia Policy
President Barack Obama heads to Warsaw, Brussels, Paris and Normandy this week where he is expected to elaborate on the U.S. commitment to counter Russian moves against Ukraine and reassure nervous allies the United States has their backs.
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French Finance Minister warns of 'incalculable consequences' in Ukraine
France on Sunday warned of "incalculable consequences" if the situation in Ukraine deteriorates, calling on Russia and on pro-Russian rebels in the former Soviet republic to de-escalate the crisis.
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'Drop Notion That 'His' Terrorist Is Not 'My' Terrorist': PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the Brussels attacks had illustrated how real and immediate is the threat to nuclear security from terror and made a strong call for "genuine cooperation" between countries. "Drop the notion that terrorism is someone else's problem and that 'his' terrorist is not 'my' terrorist," he said at a White Hous...
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Barack Obama Meets With Security Advisers On ISIS Threat
President Barack Obama met on Monday with a team of national security advisers to discuss US efforts to combat ISIS following last week's attacks on Brussels, the White House said.
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Muslim-Americans 'Most Important Partners' In ISIS Fight: Barack Obama
In a veiled attack on Republican White House hopefuls Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, President Barack Obama today described Muslim-Americans as the "most important partners" in the fight against ISIS and asserted that attempts to stigmatise the community should be rejected.
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Lawmakers Urge Barack Obama To Allow CIA Target-Killing Of ISIS Leaders
Leaders of the US Senate intelligence committee were secretly pushing President Barack Obama to allow the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to carry out target killings against ISIS leaders, local media reported on Thursday.
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Coalition Will Continue Hitting ISIS After Belgium Attacks: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that the US-led coalition will continue hitting ISIS terrorists after attacks in Belgium that killed at least 30 people.
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US Airports On Edge After Deadly Belgium Bombings
Airports in major US cities were on high alert on Tuesday, with police out in force after at least 30 people were killed in bombings on Brussels airport and a rush-hour subway train, though officials said there was no specific threat to the United States.
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Barack Obama Pledges US Support To Belgium After Attacks
US President Barack Obama is pledging that the US will "do whatever is necessary" to help Belgium bring to justice the perpetrators of terrorist attacks that killed more than two dozen people at the airport and a subway station.
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EU Leaders Call on Israelis, Palestinians to End Violence
European Union leaders on Wednesday called on Israelis and Palestinians to end violence and said they welcomed efforts, particularly from Egypt, to broker a cease-fire following more than a week of warfare.
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US Readies Unilateral Sanctions on Russia
The United States signaled on Tuesday it could go it alone on toughening sanctions on Russia if Europe does not agree to increase pain for Moscow over its "destabilizing" policies in Ukraine.
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EU May Impose New Ukraine Sanctions, Will Fall Short of US Wishes
European Union leaders, under U.S. pressure to take a tougher stance towards Russia over the Ukraine crisis, could give the go-ahead on Wednesday to new sanctions but they will fall short of the far-reaching economic measures Washington wants.
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Hard to See UK Benefiting From Leaving European Union: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama said Thursday that it's hard to see how Britain would benefit by leaving the European Union given that the 28-nation bloc's decisions "have an enormous impact on its economic and political life."
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On the Eve of D-Day, Veterans Take Centre Stage
Seventy years to the day after the first planes set off for the invasion of France, veterans gathered in Normandy on Thursday to remember the dead and be honoured for risking their lives on D-Day.
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Barack Obama Arrives in Brussels for G7 Meeting
President Barack Obama has arrived in Brussels for a meeting with fellow heads of state focused on the crisis in Ukraine.
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In Europe, Barack Obama gets Second Chance to Explain his Russia Policy
President Barack Obama heads to Warsaw, Brussels, Paris and Normandy this week where he is expected to elaborate on the U.S. commitment to counter Russian moves against Ukraine and reassure nervous allies the United States has their backs.
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French Finance Minister warns of 'incalculable consequences' in Ukraine
France on Sunday warned of "incalculable consequences" if the situation in Ukraine deteriorates, calling on Russia and on pro-Russian rebels in the former Soviet republic to de-escalate the crisis.
