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Don't Cross "Red Lines" On Ukraine Issue, Russia Warns US
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned the US not to cross Russia's "red lines" on the Ukraine conflict, asserting that Washington is starting to lose its sense of mutual restraint with Moscow, state-owned TASS news agency reported.
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Hong Kong Will Suspend Some Legal Cooperation With US, China Says
Hong Kong will suspend an agreement on mutual legal assistance with the United States, China's foreign ministry said on Thursday, in a tit-for-tat response to Washington ending some agreements with Hong Kong.
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This Hotel Offers A Room Only For $1 Per Night, But Here's Your End Of The Deal
The voyeurs around the world logged onto a YouTube stream Wednesday, hoping to see a random hotel guest scurry about their room. Instead, the viewers were greeted with an empty manager's chair and a whiteboard registering mutual disappointment: The guest canceled tonight . . .
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Top US Senator Considers India ''Worst'' As Regards To Its High Tariffs
Ahead of the crucial meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, a top US Senator has deemed India "the worst" as regards to the high tariffs imposed by the country on American products and said that Washington would aim to bring the mutual tariffs down to zero.
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Trade Talks With US To Continue In Washington Next Week: Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Friday trade talks with the United States will continue in Washington next week and that he hopes the two sides will be able to reach a mutually beneficial deal in the upcoming negotiations, state media reported.
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Saudi Prince Had To Know Of The Plot In Journalist Case, Say Experts
The Trump administration and the Saudi royal family are searching for a mutually agreeable explanation for the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi - one that will avoid implicating Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is among the president's closest foreign allies, according to analysts and officials in multiple countries.
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This Couple's 'First Kiss' Was When She Tried To Revive Him
Andi Traynor and Max Montgomery met each other on Facebook through mutual friends. They had gotten together casually and nonromantically a few times, then decided to go surfing early one morning on California's Capitola Beach last October.
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Wasn't Suicidal Until Suddenly, Scarily, I Was
"A mutual friend told me, "You never know where depression lives." We never know where suicide lives, either"
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince In His Own Words
Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammed bin Salman is set to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington on Tuesday. Mutual rival Iran will be high on the agenda, but the 32-year-old strongman prince will also be looking to showcase his sweeping changes to Saudi society and an increasingly assertive foreign policy that includes the war in Yemen...
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Vladimir Putin Expects Mutual Interests To Improve Russian-US Relations
The fundamental mutual interests of Moscow and Washington, including fighting terrorism, will help to improve their relations, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
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The Future of Net Neutrality in Trump's America
The mutual reluctance by Congress and the FCC to make the first move amounts to a game of political hot potato.
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Indian IT Companies Need To Communicate Mutual Benefits To US: Nasscom
Indian IT industry body Nasscom had taken a delegation to Washington DC to discuss issues like clampdown on work visas and flow of skilled manpower between the two nations.
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Donald Trump-Vladimir Putin Relationship To Soon Be Tested
For much of this year, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have been engaged in a long-distance courtship. They have said kind things about each other in public and separately expressed visions of a mutually agreeable future.
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Opinion: Obama And PM Modi Need To Start Talking About Pak: Foreign Media
The flourishing of India-U.S. ties on display this week in Washington has something to do with the personal rapport between President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- and much more to do with their mutual interest in counterbalancing China. The more immediate threat to their common security interests, however, comes from Pakistan.
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Obama Heads to Tech Security Talks Amid Tensions
The long history of quiet cooperation between Washington and America's top tech companies was founded on the assumption of mutual interest.
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Don't Cross "Red Lines" On Ukraine Issue, Russia Warns US
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned the US not to cross Russia's "red lines" on the Ukraine conflict, asserting that Washington is starting to lose its sense of mutual restraint with Moscow, state-owned TASS news agency reported.
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Hong Kong Will Suspend Some Legal Cooperation With US, China Says
Hong Kong will suspend an agreement on mutual legal assistance with the United States, China's foreign ministry said on Thursday, in a tit-for-tat response to Washington ending some agreements with Hong Kong.
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This Hotel Offers A Room Only For $1 Per Night, But Here's Your End Of The Deal
The voyeurs around the world logged onto a YouTube stream Wednesday, hoping to see a random hotel guest scurry about their room. Instead, the viewers were greeted with an empty manager's chair and a whiteboard registering mutual disappointment: The guest canceled tonight . . .
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Top US Senator Considers India ''Worst'' As Regards To Its High Tariffs
Ahead of the crucial meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, a top US Senator has deemed India "the worst" as regards to the high tariffs imposed by the country on American products and said that Washington would aim to bring the mutual tariffs down to zero.
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Trade Talks With US To Continue In Washington Next Week: Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Friday trade talks with the United States will continue in Washington next week and that he hopes the two sides will be able to reach a mutually beneficial deal in the upcoming negotiations, state media reported.
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Saudi Prince Had To Know Of The Plot In Journalist Case, Say Experts
The Trump administration and the Saudi royal family are searching for a mutually agreeable explanation for the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi - one that will avoid implicating Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is among the president's closest foreign allies, according to analysts and officials in multiple countries.
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This Couple's 'First Kiss' Was When She Tried To Revive Him
Andi Traynor and Max Montgomery met each other on Facebook through mutual friends. They had gotten together casually and nonromantically a few times, then decided to go surfing early one morning on California's Capitola Beach last October.
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Wasn't Suicidal Until Suddenly, Scarily, I Was
"A mutual friend told me, "You never know where depression lives." We never know where suicide lives, either"
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince In His Own Words
Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammed bin Salman is set to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington on Tuesday. Mutual rival Iran will be high on the agenda, but the 32-year-old strongman prince will also be looking to showcase his sweeping changes to Saudi society and an increasingly assertive foreign policy that includes the war in Yemen...
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Vladimir Putin Expects Mutual Interests To Improve Russian-US Relations
The fundamental mutual interests of Moscow and Washington, including fighting terrorism, will help to improve their relations, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
-
The Future of Net Neutrality in Trump's America
The mutual reluctance by Congress and the FCC to make the first move amounts to a game of political hot potato.
-
Indian IT Companies Need To Communicate Mutual Benefits To US: Nasscom
Indian IT industry body Nasscom had taken a delegation to Washington DC to discuss issues like clampdown on work visas and flow of skilled manpower between the two nations.
-
Donald Trump-Vladimir Putin Relationship To Soon Be Tested
For much of this year, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have been engaged in a long-distance courtship. They have said kind things about each other in public and separately expressed visions of a mutually agreeable future.
-
Opinion: Obama And PM Modi Need To Start Talking About Pak: Foreign Media
The flourishing of India-U.S. ties on display this week in Washington has something to do with the personal rapport between President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- and much more to do with their mutual interest in counterbalancing China. The more immediate threat to their common security interests, however, comes from Pakistan.
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Obama Heads to Tech Security Talks Amid Tensions
The long history of quiet cooperation between Washington and America's top tech companies was founded on the assumption of mutual interest.
