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New US Sanctions Draconian, Poisoning Allegations Far-Fetched: Russia
Russia's embassy in the United States on Thursday called new U.S. sanctions draconian and said the reason for the new restrictions - allegations it poisoned a former spy and his daughter in Britain - were far-fetched.
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US Prepares To Open Doors On Billion-Dollar London Embassy
The United States' diplomatic team in London, custodians of one of the most significant bilateral relationships of the last 100 years, will next month move into a new home: a billion-dollar, 12-storey glass cube overlooking the River Thames.
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Julian Assange Says Ready To Talk To UK And US After Sweden Drops Rape Investigation
Wikileaks' Julian Assange said on Friday he was prepared to talk to Britain and the United States after Sweden dropped a probe into an allegation of rape against him, but he defended his right to remain in Ecuador's embassy in London.
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Britain's Queen Awards Top US General Honorary Knighthood
Martin Dempsey, who was the top general in the US military until his retirement last year, has been awarded an honorary knighthood by Britain's Queen Elizabeth, the embassy in Washington said Monday.
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Boris Johnson Claims India Owes UK Millions Of Pounds
Britain's new foreign secretary Boris Johnson has told the Parliament that India is on a long list of foreign missions who owe the country millions of pounds in unpaid bills.
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Britain Reopens Embassy in Iran Ransacked in 2011
Britain reopened its embassy in Tehran on Sunday, a striking signal of how Western ties with Iran have thawed since protesters stormed the compound nearly four years ago.
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UK government evacuates staff from its Yemen embassy amid security concerns
Britain's Foreign Office says it has evacuated all staff from its embassy in Yemen due to increased security concerns.
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Julian Assange fears US, says will stay in Ecuadorean embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he will not leave the sanctuary of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London even if Sweden stops pursuing sexual assault claims against him because he fears arrest on the order of the United States.
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Islamists storm German, British embassies in Sudan
Around 5,000 protesters in the Sudanese capital angry over an anti-Islam film on Friday stormed the embassies of Britain and Germany, which was torched and badly damaged, an AFP reporter said.
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New US Sanctions Draconian, Poisoning Allegations Far-Fetched: Russia
Russia's embassy in the United States on Thursday called new U.S. sanctions draconian and said the reason for the new restrictions - allegations it poisoned a former spy and his daughter in Britain - were far-fetched.
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US Prepares To Open Doors On Billion-Dollar London Embassy
The United States' diplomatic team in London, custodians of one of the most significant bilateral relationships of the last 100 years, will next month move into a new home: a billion-dollar, 12-storey glass cube overlooking the River Thames.
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Julian Assange Says Ready To Talk To UK And US After Sweden Drops Rape Investigation
Wikileaks' Julian Assange said on Friday he was prepared to talk to Britain and the United States after Sweden dropped a probe into an allegation of rape against him, but he defended his right to remain in Ecuador's embassy in London.
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Britain's Queen Awards Top US General Honorary Knighthood
Martin Dempsey, who was the top general in the US military until his retirement last year, has been awarded an honorary knighthood by Britain's Queen Elizabeth, the embassy in Washington said Monday.
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Boris Johnson Claims India Owes UK Millions Of Pounds
Britain's new foreign secretary Boris Johnson has told the Parliament that India is on a long list of foreign missions who owe the country millions of pounds in unpaid bills.
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Britain Reopens Embassy in Iran Ransacked in 2011
Britain reopened its embassy in Tehran on Sunday, a striking signal of how Western ties with Iran have thawed since protesters stormed the compound nearly four years ago.
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UK government evacuates staff from its Yemen embassy amid security concerns
Britain's Foreign Office says it has evacuated all staff from its embassy in Yemen due to increased security concerns.
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Julian Assange fears US, says will stay in Ecuadorean embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he will not leave the sanctuary of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London even if Sweden stops pursuing sexual assault claims against him because he fears arrest on the order of the United States.
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Islamists storm German, British embassies in Sudan
Around 5,000 protesters in the Sudanese capital angry over an anti-Islam film on Friday stormed the embassies of Britain and Germany, which was torched and badly damaged, an AFP reporter said.
