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Diwali Is Reminder That Americans Of South Asian Descent Have Enriched US: Blinken
Diwali is a reminder of the many ways Americans of South Asian descent have enriched the United States, Secretary of State Tony Blinken said Friday as he hosted the annual reception of the festival of lights.
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US Designates 4 Leaders Of Al Qaeda, Pakistani Taliban As Global Terrorists
The US has designated four leaders of al-Qaeda and the Pakistani Taliban groups as global terrorists, Secretary of State Tony Blinken has said as he emphasised that the Biden administration will ensure that terrorists do not operate with impunity in
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Salman Rushdie Stood Up For Freedom Of Expression: US' Blinken's Praise
Asserting that Salman Rushdie has consistently stood up for the universal rights of freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of the press, US Secretary of State Tony Blinken said Iranian state institutions have incited violence.
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India Now "Partner Of Choice": Blinken Reflects On Moscow- New Delhi Ties
India's relationship with Russia was developed over decades at a time when the US was not able to be a partner of the South Asian country, Secretary of State Tony Blinken.
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US Lawmakers Seek Restrictions on Russian-Origin Diamonds' Trade
A bipartisan group of American lawmakers has sought help of Biden administration in restricting international trade of Russian-origin diamonds
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S Jaishankar, US Secretary Of State Discuss Ukraine Crisis Over Phone
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken on Wednesday spoke with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to review regional priorities, worsening humanitarian situation in Ukraine and to promote free and open Indo-Pacific, his spokesperson said.
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US To Provide Nearly $144 Million In Humanitarian Aid To Afghanistan
The United States will provide USD144 million in assistance to the people of Afghanistan who have been facing a grave humanitarian crisis under the Taliban, Secretary of State Tony Blinken announced in Washington.
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S Jaishankar, US Secretary Of State Discuss Security Issues In Afghanistan, Myanmar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his American counterpart Tony Blinken on Monday discussed on phone bilateral and regional issues including Afghanistan, Myanmar, and climate change.
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US Seeks Accountability From Pakistan In Daniel Pearl's Murder Case
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken has spoken over phone with Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and discussed the accountability of convicted terrorists responsible for the brutal murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl, according to the State Department.
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China and US to Further Advance Their Military Relationship
The Chief of General Staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, General Fang Fenghui met US Deputy Secretary of State Tony Blinken today in Beijing, pledging to jointly advance the new type of military relationship between both countries.
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US Official Warns of 'Strong' Action Over North Korea Rocket Launch
A senior US official warned today that North Korea will face "strong actions" from the international community if it goes ahead with a long-range rocket launch in violation of UN resolutions.
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US, China Hold 'Frank' Talks on Hacking, Maritime Row
Top US and Chinese officials were set to join "candid" talks today on the "complicated but consequential" ties between the world's two leading economies, with maritime disputes and cyber hacking high on the agenda.
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US Supports Greater Japan Role on World Stage
The United States would support Japan playing a bigger role in global security, a US official said on Friday, amid intense debate in the Asian nation following the murder of two Japanese hostages by Islamic State jihadists.
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Tony Blinken Confirmed as US State Department Deputy Secretary
The US Senate confirmed Tony Blinken as deputy secretary of state on Tuesday, installing a seasoned insider who has served as a close advisor to President Barack Obama.
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Diwali Is Reminder That Americans Of South Asian Descent Have Enriched US: Blinken
Diwali is a reminder of the many ways Americans of South Asian descent have enriched the United States, Secretary of State Tony Blinken said Friday as he hosted the annual reception of the festival of lights.
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US Designates 4 Leaders Of Al Qaeda, Pakistani Taliban As Global Terrorists
The US has designated four leaders of al-Qaeda and the Pakistani Taliban groups as global terrorists, Secretary of State Tony Blinken has said as he emphasised that the Biden administration will ensure that terrorists do not operate with impunity in
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Salman Rushdie Stood Up For Freedom Of Expression: US' Blinken's Praise
Asserting that Salman Rushdie has consistently stood up for the universal rights of freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of the press, US Secretary of State Tony Blinken said Iranian state institutions have incited violence.
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India Now "Partner Of Choice": Blinken Reflects On Moscow- New Delhi Ties
India's relationship with Russia was developed over decades at a time when the US was not able to be a partner of the South Asian country, Secretary of State Tony Blinken.
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US Lawmakers Seek Restrictions on Russian-Origin Diamonds' Trade
A bipartisan group of American lawmakers has sought help of Biden administration in restricting international trade of Russian-origin diamonds
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S Jaishankar, US Secretary Of State Discuss Ukraine Crisis Over Phone
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken on Wednesday spoke with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to review regional priorities, worsening humanitarian situation in Ukraine and to promote free and open Indo-Pacific, his spokesperson said.
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US To Provide Nearly $144 Million In Humanitarian Aid To Afghanistan
The United States will provide USD144 million in assistance to the people of Afghanistan who have been facing a grave humanitarian crisis under the Taliban, Secretary of State Tony Blinken announced in Washington.
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S Jaishankar, US Secretary Of State Discuss Security Issues In Afghanistan, Myanmar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his American counterpart Tony Blinken on Monday discussed on phone bilateral and regional issues including Afghanistan, Myanmar, and climate change.
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US Seeks Accountability From Pakistan In Daniel Pearl's Murder Case
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken has spoken over phone with Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and discussed the accountability of convicted terrorists responsible for the brutal murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl, according to the State Department.
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China and US to Further Advance Their Military Relationship
The Chief of General Staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, General Fang Fenghui met US Deputy Secretary of State Tony Blinken today in Beijing, pledging to jointly advance the new type of military relationship between both countries.
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US Official Warns of 'Strong' Action Over North Korea Rocket Launch
A senior US official warned today that North Korea will face "strong actions" from the international community if it goes ahead with a long-range rocket launch in violation of UN resolutions.
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US, China Hold 'Frank' Talks on Hacking, Maritime Row
Top US and Chinese officials were set to join "candid" talks today on the "complicated but consequential" ties between the world's two leading economies, with maritime disputes and cyber hacking high on the agenda.
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US Supports Greater Japan Role on World Stage
The United States would support Japan playing a bigger role in global security, a US official said on Friday, amid intense debate in the Asian nation following the murder of two Japanese hostages by Islamic State jihadists.
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Tony Blinken Confirmed as US State Department Deputy Secretary
The US Senate confirmed Tony Blinken as deputy secretary of state on Tuesday, installing a seasoned insider who has served as a close advisor to President Barack Obama.
