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US Apologised For Mistakenly Calling President Xi Leader Of Taiwan, Says China
United States has apologised to China for mistakenly describing President Xi Jinping as the leader of Taiwan in a statement issued by Washington, a top Chinese official said today.
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Worldwide Delay in Issuing US Passports, Visas
There has been a worldwide delay in issuing US passports and visas due to technical problems for some time. It is not specific to any particular country, the US embassy clarified on today, while apologising for the delay.
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Devyani Khobragade arrest row: US must apologise, says Union minister Kamal Nath
In phone calls to Indian officials, the United States has expressed regret over the handling of the arrest of diplomat Devyani Khobragade, who was handcuffed and strip searched in New York last week. But India said today that America must apologise.
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Australian Prime Minister refuses to apologise for spying on Indonesia
Regretting any embarrassment caused to Indonesia, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today rejected Indonesia's demand for an apology for the country's alleged spying activities that has triggered diplomatic tension between the two nations.
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US unlikely to apologise for embassy bugging
The United States, which is facing backlash from its own allies and partners for bugging their embassies in Washington, including that of India, will not apologise arguing that it gathers foreign intelligence of the type gathered by all nations.
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Barack Obama apologises to Kamala Harris for his 'sexist' remark: White House
US President Barack Obama has apologised to Kamala Harris, the California Attorney general, for his comment in which he described the Indian-American as the best-looking attorney general of America - which many in Washington alleged was a 'sexist' remark.
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Kalam frisking: US Embassy issues statement
The United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York.
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Kalam frisking: US apologises to India
United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York. The US government sent a letter to Dr Kalam and Government of India a few days ago apologising for the incident.
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US Apologised For Mistakenly Calling President Xi Leader Of Taiwan, Says China
United States has apologised to China for mistakenly describing President Xi Jinping as the leader of Taiwan in a statement issued by Washington, a top Chinese official said today.
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Worldwide Delay in Issuing US Passports, Visas
There has been a worldwide delay in issuing US passports and visas due to technical problems for some time. It is not specific to any particular country, the US embassy clarified on today, while apologising for the delay.
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Devyani Khobragade arrest row: US must apologise, says Union minister Kamal Nath
In phone calls to Indian officials, the United States has expressed regret over the handling of the arrest of diplomat Devyani Khobragade, who was handcuffed and strip searched in New York last week. But India said today that America must apologise.
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Australian Prime Minister refuses to apologise for spying on Indonesia
Regretting any embarrassment caused to Indonesia, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today rejected Indonesia's demand for an apology for the country's alleged spying activities that has triggered diplomatic tension between the two nations.
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US unlikely to apologise for embassy bugging
The United States, which is facing backlash from its own allies and partners for bugging their embassies in Washington, including that of India, will not apologise arguing that it gathers foreign intelligence of the type gathered by all nations.
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Barack Obama apologises to Kamala Harris for his 'sexist' remark: White House
US President Barack Obama has apologised to Kamala Harris, the California Attorney general, for his comment in which he described the Indian-American as the best-looking attorney general of America - which many in Washington alleged was a 'sexist' remark.
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Kalam frisking: US Embassy issues statement
The United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York.
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Kalam frisking: US apologises to India
United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York. The US government sent a letter to Dr Kalam and Government of India a few days ago apologising for the incident.
