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US "Taking Close Look At" Labelling Russia As A State Sponsor Of Terrorism: Report
US State Department officials are looking at designating Russia as a "state sponsor of terrorism", State Department spokesperson Ned Price said during an interview with CNN.
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ISIS Has 66 Known Indian-Origin Fighters: US Report On Terrorism
There were 66 known Indian-origin fighters affiliated with the global terrorist group Islamic State, the latest US State Department report on terrorism has said as it commended India's counterterrorism forces, including the NIA, for actively detectin
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Pak Continues Effort To Counter Indian Influence In Afghanistan: Pentagon
United States Department of Defense quarterly report to US Congress says that Pakistan continues to harbor the Taliban and associated terrorist groups in Pakistan, such as the Haqqani Network, which maintains the ability to conduct attacks against Afghan interests.
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59 Per Cent Of All Terror Attacks In 2017 In 5 Asian Countries: US Report
Almost 59 per cent of all terrorist attacks in 2017 took place in five Asian countries, including India and Pakistan, a US report said today. The other three countries, he said, were Afghanistan, Iraq and the Philippines.
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Iran Leading State Sponsor Of Terrorism With "Near-Global Reach": US
The State Department released a report Wednesday identifying Iran as the leading state sponsor of terrorism with a "near-global reach" and accusing it of sending suspected operatives to the United States.
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Eliminating Terrorism Top-Most Priority, Says PM Modi At White House: 10 Points
At their first ever meeting today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump struck a common note on terrorism, saying eliminating it is among the top-most priorities for the two nations. In a joint briefing with President Trump after a one-on-one meeting and delegation-level talks at the White House, PM Modi said "We talked about ...
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US to Recommend Taking Cuba Off State Terrorism List in Days: Reports
The US State Department is expected to recommend within a day or two that Cuba be removed from its list of countries accused of sponsoring terrorism, CNN reported on Tuesday.
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'No American is proud' of CIA tactics: US State Department
The State Department has endorsed the broad conclusions of a harshly critical Senate report on the CIA's interrogation and detention practices after the 9/11 attacks that accuses the agency of brutally treating terror suspects and misleading Congress, according to a White House document.
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Tehran says US, not Iran, sponsors terrorism
Iran on Friday rejected a US State Department report that accused Tehran of increasing its support for terrorism overseas to levels not seen for two decades, saying it is the United States that backs terrorists in the Middle East.
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United States intelligence effort named citizens, not terrorists
A multibillion-dollar information sharing programme created in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks in 2001 has improperly collected information about innocent Americans and produced little valuable intelligence on terrorism, a US Senate report concludes.
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US "Taking Close Look At" Labelling Russia As A State Sponsor Of Terrorism: Report
US State Department officials are looking at designating Russia as a "state sponsor of terrorism", State Department spokesperson Ned Price said during an interview with CNN.
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ISIS Has 66 Known Indian-Origin Fighters: US Report On Terrorism
There were 66 known Indian-origin fighters affiliated with the global terrorist group Islamic State, the latest US State Department report on terrorism has said as it commended India's counterterrorism forces, including the NIA, for actively detectin
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Pak Continues Effort To Counter Indian Influence In Afghanistan: Pentagon
United States Department of Defense quarterly report to US Congress says that Pakistan continues to harbor the Taliban and associated terrorist groups in Pakistan, such as the Haqqani Network, which maintains the ability to conduct attacks against Afghan interests.
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59 Per Cent Of All Terror Attacks In 2017 In 5 Asian Countries: US Report
Almost 59 per cent of all terrorist attacks in 2017 took place in five Asian countries, including India and Pakistan, a US report said today. The other three countries, he said, were Afghanistan, Iraq and the Philippines.
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Iran Leading State Sponsor Of Terrorism With "Near-Global Reach": US
The State Department released a report Wednesday identifying Iran as the leading state sponsor of terrorism with a "near-global reach" and accusing it of sending suspected operatives to the United States.
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Eliminating Terrorism Top-Most Priority, Says PM Modi At White House: 10 Points
At their first ever meeting today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump struck a common note on terrorism, saying eliminating it is among the top-most priorities for the two nations. In a joint briefing with President Trump after a one-on-one meeting and delegation-level talks at the White House, PM Modi said "We talked about ...
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US to Recommend Taking Cuba Off State Terrorism List in Days: Reports
The US State Department is expected to recommend within a day or two that Cuba be removed from its list of countries accused of sponsoring terrorism, CNN reported on Tuesday.
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'No American is proud' of CIA tactics: US State Department
The State Department has endorsed the broad conclusions of a harshly critical Senate report on the CIA's interrogation and detention practices after the 9/11 attacks that accuses the agency of brutally treating terror suspects and misleading Congress, according to a White House document.
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Tehran says US, not Iran, sponsors terrorism
Iran on Friday rejected a US State Department report that accused Tehran of increasing its support for terrorism overseas to levels not seen for two decades, saying it is the United States that backs terrorists in the Middle East.
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United States intelligence effort named citizens, not terrorists
A multibillion-dollar information sharing programme created in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks in 2001 has improperly collected information about innocent Americans and produced little valuable intelligence on terrorism, a US Senate report concludes.
