Us Relations With Islamic Countries
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Gulf Countries Ask Netflix To Pull Down Content Violating "Islamic Values": Report
Gulf countries have repeatedly locked horns with US film distributors over content related to sexual minorities, especially in films.
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US Calls For Closer Cooperation With Russia In Syria
Top US diplomat John Kerry stressed the urgency of closer cooperation in Syria after the Kremlin said today that a US proposal for direct military cooperation in the war-torn country had not been addressed in earlier talks with President Vladimir Putin.
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India Paid Economic Price for Sanctions on Iran, Says US Diplomat Susan Rice
With the US sealing a deal over Iran's nuclear programme, the Obama Administration has said countries like India and Japan have paid an economic price for sanctions against the Islamic republic and they may no longer feel obliged to do so if the pact is scuttled by the US Congress.
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Syrian Transition Would Have to Be Negotiated With Bashar al-Assad, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would have to negotiate with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for a political transition in Syria and was exploring ways with other countries to pressure him into agreeing to talks.
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Clinton pleads for patience from Islamic nations
Hillary Rodham Clinton came to the Persian Gulf emirate on Sunday to plead for patience, conceding that the Obama administration had not yet delivered on some of its signature foreign-policy goals.
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Gulf Countries Ask Netflix To Pull Down Content Violating "Islamic Values": Report
Gulf countries have repeatedly locked horns with US film distributors over content related to sexual minorities, especially in films.
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US Calls For Closer Cooperation With Russia In Syria
Top US diplomat John Kerry stressed the urgency of closer cooperation in Syria after the Kremlin said today that a US proposal for direct military cooperation in the war-torn country had not been addressed in earlier talks with President Vladimir Putin.
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India Paid Economic Price for Sanctions on Iran, Says US Diplomat Susan Rice
With the US sealing a deal over Iran's nuclear programme, the Obama Administration has said countries like India and Japan have paid an economic price for sanctions against the Islamic republic and they may no longer feel obliged to do so if the pact is scuttled by the US Congress.
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Syrian Transition Would Have to Be Negotiated With Bashar al-Assad, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would have to negotiate with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for a political transition in Syria and was exploring ways with other countries to pressure him into agreeing to talks.
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Clinton pleads for patience from Islamic nations
Hillary Rodham Clinton came to the Persian Gulf emirate on Sunday to plead for patience, conceding that the Obama administration had not yet delivered on some of its signature foreign-policy goals.
