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What US Said On Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's Arrest
The arrest of Imran Khan is Pakistan's "internal matter", a U.S. State Department spokesman said on Monday, declining to take a position on the legal troubles of the former prime minister and frequent U.S. critic.
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"US Diplomatic Convoy Fired On In Sudan On Monday, All Safe": Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with two generals leading warring forces in Sudan and "underscored the urgency of reaching a ceasefire", a State Department spokesman said Tuesday.
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Indian-American Vedant Patel To Be Interim Spokesman Of US State Department
Indian American Vedanta Patel will be serving as the interim spokesperson of the US State Department, as Ned Price is going to step down this month.
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"Won't Hesitate To Use Sanctions": US Over Iran Drones After Kyiv Strikes
"Anyone doing business with Iran that could have any link to ballistic missile developments or the flow of arms from Iran to Russia should be very careful and do their due diligence," State Department spokesman Vedant Patel told reporters.
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US Offers $15 Million Reward for Information on Conti Ransomware Group
The United States on Friday offered a reward of up to $15 million for information on the Russia-based Conti ransomware group, which has been blamed for cyber extortion attacks worldwide, State Department spokesman Ned Price said.
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May Continue Diplomacy In Afghanistan After August 31 If "Safe": US
The United States is open to maintaining its diplomatic presence at Kabul's airport after a withdrawal deadline at the end of the month if conditions permit, a State Department spokesman said Tuesday.
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US Condemns "Harassment" Of Foreign Journalists Covering Deadly Floods In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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"Deeply Concerned": US Condemns 'Harassment' Of Foreign Journalists In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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US Said to Probe Allegations TikTok Violated Children's Privacy
The Federal Trade Commission and the US Justice Department are looking into allegations that popular app TikTok failed to live up to a 2019 agreement aimed at protecting children's privacy, according to two people interviewed by the agencies.
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Washington in Talks With Chipmakers About Building US Factories
Intel is in discussions with the United States Department of Defense over improving domestic sources for microelectronics and related technology, Intel spokesman William Moss said in an emailed statement.
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Baghdadi Aide Killed In "Continuation Of Previous Operation" In Syria: US
The United States on Monday confirmed the killing of Abu al-Hassan al-Muhajir, ISIS spokesman and a high-ranking figure within the terror group, in a separate U.S operation, according to a senior State Department official.
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US' Mike Pompeo Meets Saudi Crown Prince As Khashoggi Murder Probe Looms
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Saudi Arabia's king and crown prince in Riyadh on Monday, but will cut short the rest of his Middle East trip to attend a family funeral, a State Department spokesman said.
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Amid H-1B Visa Row, US Says 'Greatly Value' Indian Investments
"We want to see US-India business-to-business ties remain strong," US State Department acting spokesman Mark Toner told reporters here at his daily press briefing on Monday.
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North Korea Cannot 'Tip' Missile With Nuclear Warhead: US State Department
North Korea continues to pursue nuclear and ballistic missile technologies but the United States does not believe it is in a position to "tip" one of them with a nuclear warhead, State Department spokesman John Kirby said on Tuesday.
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State Department Says FBI Has Not Approached It In Renewed Email Probe
A US State Department spokesman said on Monday that to his knowledge the FBI had not asked the department for anything in connection with its renewed scrutiny of emails linked to a private server used by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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What US Said On Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's Arrest
The arrest of Imran Khan is Pakistan's "internal matter", a U.S. State Department spokesman said on Monday, declining to take a position on the legal troubles of the former prime minister and frequent U.S. critic.
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"US Diplomatic Convoy Fired On In Sudan On Monday, All Safe": Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with two generals leading warring forces in Sudan and "underscored the urgency of reaching a ceasefire", a State Department spokesman said Tuesday.
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Indian-American Vedant Patel To Be Interim Spokesman Of US State Department
Indian American Vedanta Patel will be serving as the interim spokesperson of the US State Department, as Ned Price is going to step down this month.
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"Won't Hesitate To Use Sanctions": US Over Iran Drones After Kyiv Strikes
"Anyone doing business with Iran that could have any link to ballistic missile developments or the flow of arms from Iran to Russia should be very careful and do their due diligence," State Department spokesman Vedant Patel told reporters.
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US Offers $15 Million Reward for Information on Conti Ransomware Group
The United States on Friday offered a reward of up to $15 million for information on the Russia-based Conti ransomware group, which has been blamed for cyber extortion attacks worldwide, State Department spokesman Ned Price said.
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May Continue Diplomacy In Afghanistan After August 31 If "Safe": US
The United States is open to maintaining its diplomatic presence at Kabul's airport after a withdrawal deadline at the end of the month if conditions permit, a State Department spokesman said Tuesday.
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US Condemns "Harassment" Of Foreign Journalists Covering Deadly Floods In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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"Deeply Concerned": US Condemns 'Harassment' Of Foreign Journalists In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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US Said to Probe Allegations TikTok Violated Children's Privacy
The Federal Trade Commission and the US Justice Department are looking into allegations that popular app TikTok failed to live up to a 2019 agreement aimed at protecting children's privacy, according to two people interviewed by the agencies.
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Washington in Talks With Chipmakers About Building US Factories
Intel is in discussions with the United States Department of Defense over improving domestic sources for microelectronics and related technology, Intel spokesman William Moss said in an emailed statement.
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Baghdadi Aide Killed In "Continuation Of Previous Operation" In Syria: US
The United States on Monday confirmed the killing of Abu al-Hassan al-Muhajir, ISIS spokesman and a high-ranking figure within the terror group, in a separate U.S operation, according to a senior State Department official.
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US' Mike Pompeo Meets Saudi Crown Prince As Khashoggi Murder Probe Looms
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Saudi Arabia's king and crown prince in Riyadh on Monday, but will cut short the rest of his Middle East trip to attend a family funeral, a State Department spokesman said.
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Amid H-1B Visa Row, US Says 'Greatly Value' Indian Investments
"We want to see US-India business-to-business ties remain strong," US State Department acting spokesman Mark Toner told reporters here at his daily press briefing on Monday.
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North Korea Cannot 'Tip' Missile With Nuclear Warhead: US State Department
North Korea continues to pursue nuclear and ballistic missile technologies but the United States does not believe it is in a position to "tip" one of them with a nuclear warhead, State Department spokesman John Kirby said on Tuesday.
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State Department Says FBI Has Not Approached It In Renewed Email Probe
A US State Department spokesman said on Monday that to his knowledge the FBI had not asked the department for anything in connection with its renewed scrutiny of emails linked to a private server used by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
