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Indian-Origin Professors From Top US Universities To Mentor Indian Students
These sectors play a important role in enhancing the academic-research-technology partnership between India and the United States.
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Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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China Eases Visa Application For US Tourists
China will simplify visa applications for tourists from the United States from January 1, cutting the documents required, according to a notice on Friday on the website of the Chinese embassy in Washington.
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'Final Appeal' For Julian Assange Set To Be Heard In February: Report
A final appeal to prevent the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States will be heard in London over two days in February, his support group said on Tuesday.
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US Envoy Visits Reporter Accused Of Spying In Russia Jail
The United States embassy in Moscow said on Friday that Ambassador Lynne Tracy had visited Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, a US citizen detained in Russia on spying charges.
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Doctor Tried To Renew His US Passport But Lost Citizenship After 61 Years. Read His Story
Despite being born in the United States and practising medicine for over 30 years in the country, a 62-year-old doctor from Virginia has shockingly been stripped of his citizenship.
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Depleted Uranium Rounds For Ukraine Sign Of US 'Inhumanity': Russia
The United States providing depleted uranium tank ammunition to Ukraine "is a clear sign of inhumanity", Russia's embassy in Washington said Wednesday.
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UK Announces Temporary Scale Down Of Niger Embassy Staff Following Coup
The United States on Wednesday ordered the partial evacuation of diplomatic staff while France on Thursday asked the junta to ensure the safety of its mission and diplomatic personnel in Niamey after violent protests outside its embassy.
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Qatar And UAE Embassies Resume Operations, Strengthen Diplomatic Ties
Qatar and the United Arab Emirates' respective embassies reopened on Monday to resume work after the two Gulf states agreed to restore diplomatic ties, Qatar's foreign ministry said.
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US Deploying Forces For Possible Sudan Embassy Evacuation
The United States is deploying forces to prepare for the possible evacuation of American embassy staff in Sudan as rival factions battle in Khartoum, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Russia Asks US To Prove It Did Not Destroy Nord Stream Gas Pipelines
The United States should try to prove it was not behind the destruction of the Nord Stream gas pipelines that connected Russia to Western Europe, the Russian embassy said to the United States on Thursday.
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Pakistan PM Claims Anonymous Pakistani Donated $30 Million For Turkey, Twitter Has Questions
Shehbaz Sharif said an anonymous national from his country walked into the Turkish embassy in the United States and donated the aid.
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US Reopens Solomon Islands Embassy, Vying With China For Influence
The United States reopened its embassy in the Solomon Islands on Thursday after a 30-year hiatus, part of a bid to counter China's growing influence in the South Pacific.
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US Asks Staff Not To Visit Islamabad Marriott Hotel Over "Possible Attack"
The United States embassy in Islamabad on Sunday prohibited its staff from visiting the federal capital's Marriott Hotel, citing concerns of a "possible attack".
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Indian-Origin Professors From Top US Universities To Mentor Indian Students
These sectors play a important role in enhancing the academic-research-technology partnership between India and the United States.
-
Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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China Eases Visa Application For US Tourists
China will simplify visa applications for tourists from the United States from January 1, cutting the documents required, according to a notice on Friday on the website of the Chinese embassy in Washington.
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'Final Appeal' For Julian Assange Set To Be Heard In February: Report
A final appeal to prevent the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States will be heard in London over two days in February, his support group said on Tuesday.
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US Envoy Visits Reporter Accused Of Spying In Russia Jail
The United States embassy in Moscow said on Friday that Ambassador Lynne Tracy had visited Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, a US citizen detained in Russia on spying charges.
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Doctor Tried To Renew His US Passport But Lost Citizenship After 61 Years. Read His Story
Despite being born in the United States and practising medicine for over 30 years in the country, a 62-year-old doctor from Virginia has shockingly been stripped of his citizenship.
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Depleted Uranium Rounds For Ukraine Sign Of US 'Inhumanity': Russia
The United States providing depleted uranium tank ammunition to Ukraine "is a clear sign of inhumanity", Russia's embassy in Washington said Wednesday.
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UK Announces Temporary Scale Down Of Niger Embassy Staff Following Coup
The United States on Wednesday ordered the partial evacuation of diplomatic staff while France on Thursday asked the junta to ensure the safety of its mission and diplomatic personnel in Niamey after violent protests outside its embassy.
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Qatar And UAE Embassies Resume Operations, Strengthen Diplomatic Ties
Qatar and the United Arab Emirates' respective embassies reopened on Monday to resume work after the two Gulf states agreed to restore diplomatic ties, Qatar's foreign ministry said.
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US Deploying Forces For Possible Sudan Embassy Evacuation
The United States is deploying forces to prepare for the possible evacuation of American embassy staff in Sudan as rival factions battle in Khartoum, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Russia Asks US To Prove It Did Not Destroy Nord Stream Gas Pipelines
The United States should try to prove it was not behind the destruction of the Nord Stream gas pipelines that connected Russia to Western Europe, the Russian embassy said to the United States on Thursday.
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Pakistan PM Claims Anonymous Pakistani Donated $30 Million For Turkey, Twitter Has Questions
Shehbaz Sharif said an anonymous national from his country walked into the Turkish embassy in the United States and donated the aid.
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US Reopens Solomon Islands Embassy, Vying With China For Influence
The United States reopened its embassy in the Solomon Islands on Thursday after a 30-year hiatus, part of a bid to counter China's growing influence in the South Pacific.
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US Asks Staff Not To Visit Islamabad Marriott Hotel Over "Possible Attack"
The United States embassy in Islamabad on Sunday prohibited its staff from visiting the federal capital's Marriott Hotel, citing concerns of a "possible attack".
