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Spain Denies Permission To Dock Ship Carrying Arms To Israel
Spain has refused permission for a ship carrying arms to Israel to dock at a Spanish port, Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said on Thursday.
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Spain To Scrap "Golden Visa" Scheme For Foreign Real Estate Investors
Spain is to axe its so-called "golden visa" scheme under which foreign investors get residency for a 500,000-euro-investment in property, to curb the speculation blighting many Spanish cities, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Monday.
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China Agrees To Lift Ban On Spanish Beef Imports
China has agreed to lift a ban on imports of Spanish beef, the foreign ministers of both nations said Sunday after talks.
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Spain Offers To Send Rescuers To Quake-Hit Morocco
Spain has offered to send rescuers to Morocco following an earthquake that killed over 800 people, Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said Saturday.
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Russia Expels Italy, Spain Diplomats In Tit-For-Tat Move
Russia's Foreign Ministry said that they have expelled 24 Italian and 27 Spanish diplomats. The Consulate General in said they "have been declared persona non grata". Italy's Prime Minister Mario Graghi said diplomatic channels should remain open.
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European Union Top Officials To Visit Afghan Evacuation Centre In Spain
The EU's two top officials will visit a reception centre in Spain on Saturday for Afghan refugees who worked for the bloc, Spain's foreign minister said.
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To Stop Migrants, Trump Suggests Wall Bordering The Sahara, Says Spain
Spain's foreign minister revealed that US President Donald Trump suggested building a wall along the Sahara desert to stem the arrival of migrants, as he plans to do on the Mexican border.
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Spain Says Catalan Independence Response Unclear
Catalonia's separatist leader has not given Madrid the clear answer it wanted over whether or not he has declared independence, the Spanish foreign minister said Monday.
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Spanish Embassy Was Not Targeted In Kabul Attack: PM Mariano Rajoy
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Friday the attack in Kabul's diplomatic district was not targeted at the country's embassy, contradicting earlier statements by the foreign ministry and local police.
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UN Meets in Spain to Tackle 'Foreign Terrorist Fighters'
Security experts and ministers gather in Madrid on Monday for two days of UN-sponsored talks on how to stop radicals leaving their countries to join armed jihadist groups abroad.
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Nepal Earthquake: Spain Seeks India's Help in Rescuing Its Nationals
Spain today sought India's help in evacuating its nationals from earthquake-hit Nepal when Spanish Foreign Minister called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi during which the visiting minister also offered his country's expertise in building highways and smart cities.
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Spain to Propose United Nations Set Up Terrorism Court
Spain's foreign minister said today that Spain will propose that the United Nations create an international court specialised in terrorism crimes.
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Russia Sanctions Have Cost European Union 21 Billion Euros: Spain
The Europe has suffered 21 billion euros in lost exports as a result of sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, Spain's foreign minister said today as he met his counterparts to discuss further measures.
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Sanjeev Kumar Singla Appointed Private Secretary to PM Narendra Modi
IFS officer Sanjeev Kumar Singla has been appointed as the Private Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, succeeding Vikram Misri, who is going to Spain as the Ambassador.
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Merkel tries to calm storms over Greece, ECB policy
Domestic criticism has narrowed Merkel's room for manoeuvre when Greece is in dire need of more aid.
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Spain Denies Permission To Dock Ship Carrying Arms To Israel
Spain has refused permission for a ship carrying arms to Israel to dock at a Spanish port, Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said on Thursday.
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Spain To Scrap "Golden Visa" Scheme For Foreign Real Estate Investors
Spain is to axe its so-called "golden visa" scheme under which foreign investors get residency for a 500,000-euro-investment in property, to curb the speculation blighting many Spanish cities, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Monday.
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China Agrees To Lift Ban On Spanish Beef Imports
China has agreed to lift a ban on imports of Spanish beef, the foreign ministers of both nations said Sunday after talks.
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Spain Offers To Send Rescuers To Quake-Hit Morocco
Spain has offered to send rescuers to Morocco following an earthquake that killed over 800 people, Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said Saturday.
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Russia Expels Italy, Spain Diplomats In Tit-For-Tat Move
Russia's Foreign Ministry said that they have expelled 24 Italian and 27 Spanish diplomats. The Consulate General in said they "have been declared persona non grata". Italy's Prime Minister Mario Graghi said diplomatic channels should remain open.
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European Union Top Officials To Visit Afghan Evacuation Centre In Spain
The EU's two top officials will visit a reception centre in Spain on Saturday for Afghan refugees who worked for the bloc, Spain's foreign minister said.
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To Stop Migrants, Trump Suggests Wall Bordering The Sahara, Says Spain
Spain's foreign minister revealed that US President Donald Trump suggested building a wall along the Sahara desert to stem the arrival of migrants, as he plans to do on the Mexican border.
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Spain Says Catalan Independence Response Unclear
Catalonia's separatist leader has not given Madrid the clear answer it wanted over whether or not he has declared independence, the Spanish foreign minister said Monday.
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Spanish Embassy Was Not Targeted In Kabul Attack: PM Mariano Rajoy
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Friday the attack in Kabul's diplomatic district was not targeted at the country's embassy, contradicting earlier statements by the foreign ministry and local police.
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UN Meets in Spain to Tackle 'Foreign Terrorist Fighters'
Security experts and ministers gather in Madrid on Monday for two days of UN-sponsored talks on how to stop radicals leaving their countries to join armed jihadist groups abroad.
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Nepal Earthquake: Spain Seeks India's Help in Rescuing Its Nationals
Spain today sought India's help in evacuating its nationals from earthquake-hit Nepal when Spanish Foreign Minister called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi during which the visiting minister also offered his country's expertise in building highways and smart cities.
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Spain to Propose United Nations Set Up Terrorism Court
Spain's foreign minister said today that Spain will propose that the United Nations create an international court specialised in terrorism crimes.
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Russia Sanctions Have Cost European Union 21 Billion Euros: Spain
The Europe has suffered 21 billion euros in lost exports as a result of sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, Spain's foreign minister said today as he met his counterparts to discuss further measures.
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Sanjeev Kumar Singla Appointed Private Secretary to PM Narendra Modi
IFS officer Sanjeev Kumar Singla has been appointed as the Private Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, succeeding Vikram Misri, who is going to Spain as the Ambassador.
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Merkel tries to calm storms over Greece, ECB policy
Domestic criticism has narrowed Merkel's room for manoeuvre when Greece is in dire need of more aid.
