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"When Will American Overreach Stop": Norway Diplomat On Adani Case
Norwegian diplomat and former UN Environment Programme Executive Director Erik Solheim has questioned the US government report on the Adani Group, calling it a case of "American overreach."
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US To Urge Global Action On Fentanyl Amid Synthetic Drug Crisis
The United States will call for global action on synthetic drugs including fentanyl, which has killed thousands of Americans, at a UN conference Friday, the State Department said.
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The Key Role Of Kim Jong Un's 10-Year-Old Daughter In North Korea
A year ago, a school-age girl in a puffy white winter coat held her father's hand to stroll past a weapon designed to obliterate an American city, and set a new course for North Korea's propaganda apparatus.
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UN Command Starts 'Conversation' With North Korea For US Soldier King
The UN Command has started a conversation with Pyongyang over American soldier Travis King, who ran across the border into North Korea last week, its deputy commander said Monday.
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Russian Foreign Minister Calls For Diversification of UN Security Council
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called on Friday for a widening of the U.N. Security Council to give more representation to Asian, African and Latin American countries in order to break what he called Western domination of the world.
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"Most Dangerous Threat Since World War II": Nikki Haley On China
Nikki Haley, a former US ambassador to the UN, has called for stronger bonds with countries like India which can help ward off the growing influence of Communist China which is the "greatest threat" to American security and prosperity by far.
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Two North Korea Teens, 16 And 17, Executed For Watching K-Drama: Report
North Korea executed two high school students for watching South Korean and American movies, a report said.
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On India's Votes At UN On Ukraine War, Former US Diplomat's Remarks
India has compulsions with Russia, and in their neighbourhood, issues with China over territory, a former top American diplomat has told US lawmakers.
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UN Chief Congratulates Joe Biden, Americans For "Vibrant Exercise Of Democracy"
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday congratulated Joe Biden on winning the US presidency -- and the American people for a "vibrant exercise of democracy."
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Kim Jong Un Throws Down Gauntlet With Huge New ICBM: Analysts
The gargantuan new missile North Korea put on show at a military parade is an explicit threat to US defences and an implicit challenge to both the current and next American president, analysts say, warning Pyongyang could test the weapon next year.
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India To Be Key Partner In Joe Biden Administration: Top Campaign Official
A Joe Biden administration would be an advocate for India to play a leading role in international institutions, including helping it get a seat on a reformed UN Security Council, a top campaign official has said, asserting that New Delhi has to be a key American partner in engaging China from a position of strength.
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US Must Take "Serious Action" After Police Killing Of Black Man: UN
The UN rights chief on Thursday condemned the death in police custody of George Floyd, demanding that US authorities take "serious action" to stop the killings of unarmed African Americans.
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Donald Trump "Shirking Responsibility" To WHO, Says Beijing
Beijing on Tuesday accused US President Donald Trump of smearing China and shirking American responsibilities to the World Health Organization, after the he threatened to pull out of the UN health body.
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US Must Improve COVID-19 Strategy To Keep Millions From Poverty: UN Expert
The US must take urgent additional steps to prevent tens of millions of middle-class Americans hit by the COVID-19 pandemic from plunging into poverty, an independent UN human rights expert has said.
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Indian American Killed In Attack On UN Vehicle In Kabul
An Indian-American man was killed in a terrorist attack on a UN vehicle in Kabul, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday.
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"When Will American Overreach Stop": Norway Diplomat On Adani Case
Norwegian diplomat and former UN Environment Programme Executive Director Erik Solheim has questioned the US government report on the Adani Group, calling it a case of "American overreach."
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US To Urge Global Action On Fentanyl Amid Synthetic Drug Crisis
The United States will call for global action on synthetic drugs including fentanyl, which has killed thousands of Americans, at a UN conference Friday, the State Department said.
-
The Key Role Of Kim Jong Un's 10-Year-Old Daughter In North Korea
A year ago, a school-age girl in a puffy white winter coat held her father's hand to stroll past a weapon designed to obliterate an American city, and set a new course for North Korea's propaganda apparatus.
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UN Command Starts 'Conversation' With North Korea For US Soldier King
The UN Command has started a conversation with Pyongyang over American soldier Travis King, who ran across the border into North Korea last week, its deputy commander said Monday.
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Russian Foreign Minister Calls For Diversification of UN Security Council
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called on Friday for a widening of the U.N. Security Council to give more representation to Asian, African and Latin American countries in order to break what he called Western domination of the world.
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"Most Dangerous Threat Since World War II": Nikki Haley On China
Nikki Haley, a former US ambassador to the UN, has called for stronger bonds with countries like India which can help ward off the growing influence of Communist China which is the "greatest threat" to American security and prosperity by far.
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Two North Korea Teens, 16 And 17, Executed For Watching K-Drama: Report
North Korea executed two high school students for watching South Korean and American movies, a report said.
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On India's Votes At UN On Ukraine War, Former US Diplomat's Remarks
India has compulsions with Russia, and in their neighbourhood, issues with China over territory, a former top American diplomat has told US lawmakers.
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UN Chief Congratulates Joe Biden, Americans For "Vibrant Exercise Of Democracy"
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday congratulated Joe Biden on winning the US presidency -- and the American people for a "vibrant exercise of democracy."
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Kim Jong Un Throws Down Gauntlet With Huge New ICBM: Analysts
The gargantuan new missile North Korea put on show at a military parade is an explicit threat to US defences and an implicit challenge to both the current and next American president, analysts say, warning Pyongyang could test the weapon next year.
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India To Be Key Partner In Joe Biden Administration: Top Campaign Official
A Joe Biden administration would be an advocate for India to play a leading role in international institutions, including helping it get a seat on a reformed UN Security Council, a top campaign official has said, asserting that New Delhi has to be a key American partner in engaging China from a position of strength.
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US Must Take "Serious Action" After Police Killing Of Black Man: UN
The UN rights chief on Thursday condemned the death in police custody of George Floyd, demanding that US authorities take "serious action" to stop the killings of unarmed African Americans.
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Donald Trump "Shirking Responsibility" To WHO, Says Beijing
Beijing on Tuesday accused US President Donald Trump of smearing China and shirking American responsibilities to the World Health Organization, after the he threatened to pull out of the UN health body.
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US Must Improve COVID-19 Strategy To Keep Millions From Poverty: UN Expert
The US must take urgent additional steps to prevent tens of millions of middle-class Americans hit by the COVID-19 pandemic from plunging into poverty, an independent UN human rights expert has said.
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Indian American Killed In Attack On UN Vehicle In Kabul
An Indian-American man was killed in a terrorist attack on a UN vehicle in Kabul, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday.
