Staff from these offices typically attend: chief of staff's office, Legislative Affairs, vice president's office, Political Affairs, Cabinet Affairs, Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, Office of Public Liaison, press and comms, and digital.
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Emotional affairs &continued sexual flirtations are almost worse than physical affairs.
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Defense, social affairs, foreign affairs and migration are on the agenda.
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Defence, social affairs, foreign affairs and migration are on the agenda.
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We know people, all of us, who have contemplated affairs, had affairs.
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The army controls three powerful ministries: defence, border affairs and home affairs.
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The army controls three vital cabinet posts: defense, home affairs and border affairs.
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Intergovernmental affairs, he added, is viewed as a notch "slightly below" foreign affairs.
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As Hong Kong is part of China, its affairs are purely domestic affairs.
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Army men fill three powerful cabinet posts, overseeing defence, border affairs and home affairs.
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It was the Ministry of Administrative Affairs, not the Ministry of Administrative Public Affairs.
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Federal Government Affairs Director- Dow Dow has an opportunity for a Federal Government Affairs Director located in Washington DC. This role would be responsible for government affairs activities for environment and regulatory affairs as well as product advocacy for Basic and Performance Chemicals, and other issues as assigned by the Vice President, Federal and State Government Affairs.
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It also guarantees the army key ministerial posts, including defense, border affairs and home affairs.
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said matters related to Hong Kong were Beijing's internal affairs.
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If Mr. Trump's troubles stem from foreign affairs, Mr. Clinton's were rooted in domestic affairs.
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The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee unanimously approved David Shulkin to be Veterans Affairs secretary Tuesday.
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China's religious affairs and civil affairs bureaux did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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It is Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada, no longer Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada.
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An American heads U.N. political affairs, a Frenchman has run peacekeeping, a Briton has been in charge of humanitarian affairs, and a Chinese national has run economic and social affairs.
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"Tibet affairs are part of China's internal affairs, and no foreign country has the right to interfere," Lu Kang, a spokesman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Wednesday.
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Rome, Regional Affairs Minister Francesco Boccia speaks before Chamber of Deputies Regional Affairs Committee (1030 GMT).
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Peter Apps is Reuters global affairs columnist, writing on international affairs, globalization, conflict and other issues.
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Peter Apps is Reuters global affairs columnist, writing about international affairs, globalization, conflict and other issues.
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Collado is a graduate candidate in international affairs at New York University's Center for Global Affairs.
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The bride, 40, owns Marathon Public Affairs, a strategic communications and public affairs firm in Trenton.
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Modi also named S. Jaishankar, a former foreign affairs secretary, as India's new external affairs minister.
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Horizon Government Affairs hired Katie Allen as a director of government affairs within its Washington office.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, a cabinet-level agency responsible for bilateral affairs, has expressed similar fears.
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Bost serves as Chairman of Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs under House Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
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Collado is a graduate candidate in International affairs at New York University's Center for Global Affairs.
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Rome, Foreign Affairs Minister Luigi Di Maio speaks before Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs Committee (2225 GMT).
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The military also has direct control of the key ministries of defense, home affairs and border affairs.
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The Veterans' Affairs Committee will vote on the nomination of Robert Wilkie to be Veterans Affairs secretary.
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Williams is vice president of Government Affairs at J Street, where Blank is a Government Affairs associate.
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Tara Sweeney, its former executive vice president for external affairs, is now assistant secretary for Indian affairs.
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As Governor of New Mexico, I elevated the Office of Indian Affairs to the Indian Affairs Department, making New Mexico the only state in the nation with a cabinet-level Indian Affairs division.
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The country's constitution still reserves key ministerial posts for the military, including defense, border affairs and internal affairs.
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It appeared that Israel and the Arab states were ready to move from discreet affairs to international affairs.
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Jordan's Jawad Anani, deputy prime minister for economic affairs and minister for investment affairs, was also in attendance.
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The ministers of foreign affairs, defense and presidential affairs from the previous government were kept in their posts.
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EST tomorrow: Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald testifies before the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee on the 2017 budget.
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CNN has reached out to China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Myanmar's Ministry of Border Affairs for comment.
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Veterans Affairs The Senate is poised to take up a House-passed Department of Veterans Affairs reform bill.
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A lawyer by training, Murillo oversees Juul's government affairs, corporate responsibility as well as clinical and scientific affairs.
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Three important cabinet ministers - home affairs, defence and border affairs - are also chosen by the commander-in-chief.
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He was first elected to the Portuguese parliament in 1985, and held positions including state secretary for home affairs, state secretary for foreign affairs and cooperation, and minister for foreign affairs in successive governments.
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"The Department of Veterans Affairs will not be privatized under my watch," Shulkin told the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee.
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Banister is the President of Shirley & Banister Public Affairs, a media relations and government affairs firm in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Hartley is dean and professor of public affairs at the College of Public Affairs of the University of Baltimore.
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WSWA will also be filling other positions, including a director of federal affairs and a coordinator of federal affairs.
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Public Affairs Council, a nonpartisan association for public affairs professionals, also said such a ban would violate the constitution.
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They had held offices in the ministries of integration and foreign affairs, labor and social affairs, defense and transportation.
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Joseph Lai, special assistant to the president for legislative affairs, will join BGR Government Affairs as a vice president.
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He named Rick Dearborn, who has 25 years of experience on Capitol Hill, as his chief liaison to Congress, heading the Office of Legislative Affairs as well as the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs and Cabinet Affairs.
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Recent reports had him assuming at least temporary leadership of three other departments: Intergovernmental Affairs, Public Liaison, and Political Affairs.
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VA NOMINEE APPROVED BY COMMITTEE: The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee unanimously approved David Shulkin to be Veterans Affairs secretary Tuesday.
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"Therefore we suggest ... finding joint solutions in cooperation with ministries of foreign affairs and internal affairs," he said, without elaborating.
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As a result, in recent years, base foreign affairs funding has decreased, while OCO foreign affairs funding has increased significantly.
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Clifford Young is president of U.S. Ipsos Public Affairs and Chris Jackson is vice president of U.S. Ipsos Public Affairs.
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Three key security ministries - defense, border affairs and home affairs - also remain under the control of the commander-in-chief.
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Hong Kong affairs are entirely China's internal affairs, and you are neither entitled nor qualified to wantonly comment on them.
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He serves on the House Veterans' Affairs Committee as well as the Foreign Affairs Committee and Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
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The Public Affairs Council elected Pete Slone, senior vice president of public affairs for McKesson, as its 2019–2020 chair.
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" One minister, Douglas Hurd, complained that Cabinet meetings now involved three orders of business: "parliamentary affairs; home affairs; and xenophobia.
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The Constitution gives the armed forces chief the authority to appoint the ministers of defense, home affairs and border affairs.
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VETERANS AFFAIRS: The Hill — The House Veterans Affairs' Committee is scheduled today to consider a controversial GOP health-care measure.
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The State Department's senior official on Middle East affairs condemned Iran's interference in Iraqi affairs as he announced the sanctions.
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Ma told Klein that Hong Kong's affairs are the internal affairs of China, and demanded that the U.S. stop interfering.
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The State Department's senior official on Middle East affairs condemned Iran's interference in Iraqi affairs as he announced the sanctions.
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The targets of the Wednesday letter are assistant secretary for insular and international affairs Doug Domenech, senior deputy director of intergovernmental and external affairs Benjamin Cassidy, former energy adviser Vincent DeVito, deputy director of intergovernmental and external affairs Timothy Williams, White House liaison Lori Mashburn and director of intergovernmental and external affairs Todd Wynn.
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Rome, European Commissioner for Economic Affairs Pierre Moscovici speaks before Chamber and Senate Foreign Affairs committees via video conference (300 GMT).
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Officials in the Riyadh media office of the Saudi Arabia Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs were unavailable before office hours.
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EU Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos speaks before Senate and Chamber of Deputies Constitutional Affairs, Foreign Affairs and EU Policy comittees (300 GMT).
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Dikko has been moved to the Department of Civil Military Affairs to fill the position of chief of civil military affairs.
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POSITION SUMMARYNSSF is seeking a strategic legislative leader to join our state government affairs team as the Director of State Affairs.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to an official in the Ministry of Civil Affairs' Department of Social Affairs.
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By the end, Mr. DeStefano was in charge of the Offices of Presidential Personnel, Intergovernmental Affairs, Political Affairs and Public Liaison.
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The company announced the promotion on Wednesday evening, naming Tibbits the senior vice president of global government affairs and public affairs.
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The National People's Congress Foreign Affairs Committee and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Foreign Affairs Committee also condemned the bill.
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Fadhel was appointed as Minister of Oil and Electricity and Water, Saad Ibrahim al-Kharaz as Minister of Social Affairs, Fahd Ali Zayed as Islamic Affairs Minister and Maryam Hashem as Minister of State for Economic Affairs, Kuna said.
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"They always say people aren't allowed to interfere in their internal affairs, but this is interfering in internal German affairs," he said.
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Mahathir is expected to name cabinet members to head 10 key ministries, including finance, foreign affairs, defence and home affairs, on Saturday.
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The House Veterans' Affairs Committee on Tuesday approved a measure to increase the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) research on medical marijuana.
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Rome, European Affairs Minister Vincenzo Amendola speaks before Senate and Chamber of Deputies EU Policies and Foreign Affairs committees on the Oct.
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Human rights in foreign affairs, compassion for the disadvantaged in domestic affairs, and truth in public statements are objects only of disdain.
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"A person familiar with the president's legal affairs said there are concerns Dershowitz has talked about legal affairs with Trump," Woodruff reports.
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The Daily said the officer was recently assigned to the task by South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs' North American Affairs Bureau.
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He has extensive authority over local civilian affairs through his control of the Ministry of Home Affairs and its General Administration Department.
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Meehan, who also oversaw public affairs at Customs and Border Protection, is the latest public affairs official expected to leave the department.
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Nausea seized me; I gave some thought to "getting my affairs in order," but I was 31 and I had no affairs.
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Below him is a tier of lieutenants empowered to plan attacks in different regions of the world, including a "secret service for European affairs," a "secret service for Asian affairs" and a "secret service for Arab affairs," according to Mr. Sarfo.
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Price Floyd is the director of Campaigns and Communications for CTF Global, a research and public affairs firm, and previously served as Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs and Director of Media Affairs at the Department of State.
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He's not just someone who doesn't know much about policy or foreign affairs, he's someone who doesn't want to know much about policy or foreign affairs, who dislikes the methods by which you actually could learn about policy or foreign affairs.
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Officials in the media affairs office of the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Riyadh were unavailable early Thursday before office hours.
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As an investor, Altria said it will provide Cronos with its expertise in regulatory affairs, regulatory science, compliance, government affairs and brand management.
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The Union Solidarity and Development Party—the military's political vehicle—continues to exercise control in the defense, home affairs, and border affairs ministries.
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Aung San Suu Kyi accused of ignoring Myanmar's Muslims By law, the military controls the ministries of Defense, Home Affairs and Border Affairs.
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During his Senate years Mr. Akaka had stints as chairman of its Committee on Veterans Affairs and of its Committee on Indian Affairs.
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Former title: Secretary of Veterans Affairs President Trump's secretary of Veterans Affairs, David Shulkin, was pushed out of his position on March 28.
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Rome, Foreign Affairs Minister Enzo Moavero Milanesi speaks before Chamber of Deputies and Senate Foreign Affairs committees on OECD Italian presidency (1800 GMT).
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They include lands and establishments that are "used in state affairs, royal affairs, or used by agencies under the king", the document said.
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He formerly advised the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee on European affairs, and was founding executive director of the House United Kingdom Caucus.
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Lauren Silvis is the senior vice president of external affairs at the biotech company Tempus, where she oversees public policy and government affairs.
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Carolyn Kissane is academic director and clinical professor of global affairs at the Center for Global Affairs at NYU's School of Professional Studies.
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"All of the legislative affairs offices in the intelligence community coordinate with, and often work through, ODNI legislative affairs," the former official said.
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Tamara Kay is associate professor of global affairs and sociology in the Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame.
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She was director of international economic affairs on the National Security Council under President Obama and after that worked at APCO Public Affairs.
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"We do not interfere with the affairs of Arab countries and we do not accept anyone to interfere in our affairs," he said.
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Former President Obama named him undersecretary of Veterans Affairs for health and President Trump nominated him as secretary of Veterans Affairs in January.
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Chiu Chui-cheng, deputy minister of the Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council, the island's China affairs policy-maker, said Taiwan was willing to host Liu.
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"I request disclosure from the Office of Public Affairs, the Office of Attorney General and the Office of Legislative Affairs, the following records: "1.
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The Department of Internal Affairs ultimately recommended the application be approved, and that advice was acted upon by then-Internal Affairs Minister Nathan Guy.
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This is inconsistent: Representative payees are appointed for individuals who may need additional assistance with managing their financial affairs, not all of their affairs.
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"Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong and Hong Kong affairs are purely China's internal affairs," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement.
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According to Phoenix VA chief public affairs officer Paul Coupaud, that would change if Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin told them to allow it.
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At the State Department, an assistant secretary of state for arctic affairs should be created, reporting directly to the undersecretary for political affairs. 7.
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After stints running the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs and as Assistant U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs she won a House seat in 2012.
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She has previously served as vice president of federal government affairs for Quicken Loans and director of government affairs for the automaker Chrysler Group.
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Hall served as assistant administrator for government affairs at the Federal Aviation Administration and is currently a government affairs adviser at K&L Gates.
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Carolyn Kissane is an academic director and clinical professor of global affairs at the Center for Global Affairs at NYU School of Professional Studies.
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Especially since your lyric, "I won't have affairs, girl" tells me and whoever-it-is-you're-singing-about that you will indeed have affairs.
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The Suffolk County Department of Consumer Affairs and the District Attorney's office declined to comment, as did the Nassau County Department of Consumer Affairs.
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No nominee has been submitted for assistant secretary for international security and nonproliferation affairs; or for assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs.
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Deputy assistant secretary of defense, Laura Cooper, a Pentagon staffer who handles Russia affairs and David Hale, the undersecretary of state for political affairs.
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"Xinjiang affairs are purely China's internal affairs and brook no interference from any country," Geng Shuang, a spokesperson for the ministry, told state media.
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Prior to that, he worked as director of state and local government affairs at Target and in the government affairs shop at General Mills.
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Cha, a scholar and prize-winning author on Asian affairs, served as director for Asian Affairs on President George W. Bush's National Security Council.
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During his visit to Washington this week, External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar was to meet the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Rep.
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China's State Administration for Religious Affairs and the foreign affairs office of the Wenzhou city government did not reply to faxed requests for comment.
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He served as a Democratic staff director for the Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs and Economic Opportunity subcommittees of the House Veterans Affairs Committee; as a congressional liaison at the Department of Veterans Affairs; and as a legislative associate for the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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MALUSI GIGABA - HOME AFFAIRS MINISTER Gigaba returns to the home affairs ministry after having served as finance minister since being appointed by Zuma in March.
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Philip Ellender is the president of government and public affairs at Koch, but the company has a woman, Catherine Haggett, as director of federal affairs.
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For instance, The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) has an International Affairs team, while the International Affairs Office has a renewables team.
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The military's political party—the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP)—continues to exercise political control in the defense, home affairs, and border affairs ministries.
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He also took a personal swipe at Trump, blasting him over boasting about extramarital affairs, saying those affairs call into question Trump's character and trustworthiness.
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"The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) has an International Affairs team, while the International Affairs Office has a renewables team," she said.
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Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), who sits on the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee, blasted the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for outsourcing its suicide line.
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) currently has an opening for a Federal Affairs Director in its Washington D.C. office.
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A majority of young Americans believe that the United States should stay out of world affairs, according to a Chicago Council on Global Affairs report.
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" Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement Monday expressing "disbelief" over the comment, calling it "a blatant interference in the Kingdom's domestic affairs.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs announced late Wednesday that it would not remove about $460 million in funding from the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing program.
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China is not seeking the right to guide global affairs, or spheres of influence, and will not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
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Commentary by Carolyn Kissane, academic director of the graduate program in global affairs at the Center for Global Affairs at NYU School of Professional Studies.
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The Senate's Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC) Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs and Federal Management is exploring this question at a hearing on Thursday.
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Poland's Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Szymon Szynkowski vel Sek told a news conference on Friday that Mijatovic's letter constituted unacceptable meddling in Poland's internal affairs.
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"Ukraine's position is not to interfere in the domestic affairs of the United States of America," the Internal Affairs Ministry said in a statement Thursday.
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"Let me reiterate our position that Xinjiang affairs are China's internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Monday after the latest leak.
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In the fall he'll start a two-year Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Graduate Fellowship, studying foreign affairs in Washington, training to be a diplomat.
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She is formally circumscribed by the 2008 Constitution, which gives senior military officers control over three key security ministries: defense, border affairs and home affairs.
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Leadership in the Departments of Veterans Affairs, Defense, and the Congressional Veterans Affairs and Armed Services Committees is a top concern among veteran's advocacy organizations.
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"Any other attempt to interfere with our internal affairs from Canada, means that we are allowed to interfere in Canada's internal affairs," the Saudi statement read.
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Under the constitution drafted by the former junta, the military chief nominates a quarter of lawmakers and the ministers of defense, home affairs and border affairs.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, which handles China affairs, has said it does not agree with the alleged charges against Li, describing them as vague and unconvincing.
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Sheehan is director of the graduate program in Global Affairs and Human Security in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Baltimore.
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Lincoln P. Bloomfield Jr. is a former assistant secretary of State for political military affairs and principal deputy assistant secretary of Defense for international security affairs.
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This will not be easy: Myanmar's military still controls a quarter of parliamentary seats, as well as the ministries of defense, home affairs and border affairs.
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The Army controls the ministries for defense, home affairs, and border affairs, and a quarter of the seats in parliament are reserved for men in uniform.
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But he argued that it "makes a lot more sense" for the assistant secretary to report to the undersecretary for political affairs rather than economic affairs.
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Veterans Affairs: The Washington Post — Trump's new nominee to head the Veterans Affairs Department, acting Secretary Robert Wilkie, is receiving a cautiously enthusiastic reception from lawmakers.
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After a smooth confirmation hearing, the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee is scheduled to vote Tuesday on the nomination of David Shulkin to be Veterans Affairs secretary.
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Hosted at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the press conference started off with Foreign Affairs Ministry staff member Maurice Gourdault-Montagne re-using Emmanuel Macron's saying.
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Irek Murtazin, who worked closely with the G.R.U. and now covers military affairs for Novaya Gazeta, said that the agency's assassinations tended to be unshowy affairs.
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In retaliation, the Freedom Party quickly jettisoned its remaining four ministers — from the ministries of integration and foreign affairs, labor and social affairs, defense and transportation.
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The groom, also 30, is an assistant professor of public administration and international affairs at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University.
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Sometimes, when there's a massive scandal in the Department of Veterans Affairs over wait times, the secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs needs to resign.
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SoftBank hired Christin Tinsworth Baker from Ford as its director of public affairs, and Brian Conklin from USAA as senior vice president of U.S. government affairs.
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He serves on the Senate Armed Services Committee; Veterans' Affairs Committee; Judiciary Committee; Senate Special Committee on Aging; and the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee.
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Johnson is chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, while Lankford is chairman of the panel's Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs and Federal Management.
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Madonna is the director of the Franklin & Marshall College poll, a professor of Public Affairs, and the director Center for Politics & Public Affairs at the college.
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D.), Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), Steve Daines (R-Mont.) Committee on Indian Affairs Jurisdiction: Indian affairs, including land management, health, education Chairman: John Hoeven (R-N.
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Under the current Constitution, the military controls the ministries of defense, home affairs and border affairs as well as at least 25 percent of parliamentary seats.
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The Campaign Legal Center in its complaint names Benjamin Cassidy, senior deputy director for intergovernmental and external affairs; Lori Mashburn, the agency's White House liaison; Doug Domenech, assistant secretary for insular and international affairs; and Timothy Williams, deputy director of the office of intergovernmental and external affairs.
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This includes David Hale, under secretary for political affairs; Phil Reeker, acting assistant secretary in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs; George Kent, deputy assistant secretary in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs; and David Holmes, senior staff member at the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine.
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Ambassador Philip Reeker, the acting assistant secretary in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, is appearing Saturday before the House Intelligence, Oversight and Foreign Affairs committees.
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"We do have a lot of concerns about black market sources," said Judy McMeekin, deputy associate commissioner for regulatory affairs within the FDA's Office of Regulatory Affairs.
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People assume that affairs are symptoms of relationships gone awry; that the adulterer is always the selfish one; and that affairs are always harmful to a marriage.
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By the end of his tenure he was tasked with overseeing PPO, the Office of Public Liaison, the Office of Political Affairs, and Office of Intergovernmental Affairs.
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An aide to Engel, the Democratic chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, said the Foreign Affairs panel would hold a hearing for Lopez Obrador.
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He is ranking member of the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, and sits on the Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry; the Finance; and the Veterans' Affairs committees.
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He comes from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, where he served as the deputy director of policy and government affairs and the director of defense programs.
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We solemnly remind you this plain truth: Hong Kong affairs are entirely China's internal affairs, and you are neither entitled nor qualified to wantonly comment on them.
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He is ranking member of the Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Committee, and also sits on the Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry; the Finance; and the Veterans' Affairs committees.
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Bryan Zumwalt, vice president of federal affairs at the American Chemistry Council (ACC), will join the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) as executive vice president of public affairs.
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The measure would allow police to issue a "communications stop order", following approval from the home affairs minister, the Ministry of Home Affairs said in a statement.
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Ronny Jackson, whose path to become the next Veterans Affairs secretary remains unclear, will go before the Veterans Affairs' committee April 25, according to committee chairman Sen.
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ON TAP FOR TOMORROW: The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee will hold a confirmation hearing for David Shulkin to be secretary of Veterans Affairs at 28503:22019 p.m.
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The groom's mother retired as a senior political affairs officer in the political affairs department of the United Nations, where she specialized in encouraging peace in Africa.
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She graduated from Bowdoin College and has a Master of International Affairs from Columbia, as well as a Master of Public Affairs from Sciences Po in Paris.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said China should respect Taiwan's internal affairs and democracy and not "interpret the expectations of Taiwan's people toward relations across the Taiwan Strait".
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Rosenstein allowed the Justice Department's legislative affairs office to hand them to Congress, and the public affairs' department sought to release them to the media, he wrote.
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Afternoon session: Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russian, Ukrainian and Eurasian affairs, and David Hale, the under secretary of state for political affairs.
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Embassy of Norway in Washington, D.C. Senior Congressional Affairs AdviserThe Embassy of Norway in Washington, D.C. has a vacancy for a full-time Senior Congressional Affairs Adviser.
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Lee Cohen spent years advising the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee on WesternEuropean affairs, and was founding executive director of the House United Kingdom Caucus.
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The vice chairman of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee on Saturday called on the Obama administration to do more to fight inefficiency in the Veteran Affairs' Department.
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He advises clients in the firm's Corporate Officers Practice, with a focus on government affairs, corporate affairs, communications and marketing across sectors in the U.S. and abroad.
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Eastern, Laura K. Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russian, Ukrainian and Eurasian affairs, and David Hale, the under secretary of state for political affairs.
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Cover image: Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin testifies on veterans programs before the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs on Capitol Hill, Wednesday, March 21, 2018, in Washington.
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Michael F. Oppenheimer is a clinical professor of Global Affairs at the NYU School of Professional Studies Center for Global Affairs and author of Pivotal Countries, Alternate Futures.
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The changes will give Joe Murillo, Juul's chief regulatory officer, more power as executives from its government affairs, corporate responsibility and scientific affairs will now report to him.
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Alexander Vindman, director for European affairs at the National Security Council, and Kathryn Wheelbarger, acting assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, are both expected to appear.
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She also served as U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs and Director for United Nations Affairs at the National Security Council in Washington.
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Afghanistan's ministry of foreign affairs summoned the diplomat to object about remarks that it deemed "explicit interference" in Afghan affairs, the ministry's spokesman, Sibghatullah Ahmadi, said on Twitter.
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Outgoing finance minister Malusi Gigaba was moved to the home affairs ministry, while Lindiwe Sisulu, who withdrew from last year's ANC leadership race, was named foreign affairs minister.
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In parliament, he again detailed his financial affairs and pointed to the fact that his finance minister, George Osborne, had also published a summary of his tax affairs.
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Retiring House Veteran Affairs Committee Chairman Jeff Miller (R-Fla.) also was part of Trump's national security team and has been floated as a possible Veteran Affairs secretary.Rep.
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Likewise, she has her eyes on a few committees she'd like to serve on, including Ways and Means, Intelligence, Education and the Workforce, Foreign Affairs, and Veteran's Affairs.
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On Saturday, the Taiwan Affairs Office in Beijing revealed that talks with the Mainland Affairs Council in Taipei had been suspended since May, soon after Ms. Tsai's inauguration.
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Afternoon: Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russian, Ukrainian, and Eurasian Affairs and David Hale, the under secretary of state for political affairs Thursday, Nov.
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Caroline Wagner is affiliated with the Battelle Center for Science & Technology Policy, and Wolf Chair in International Affairs, John Glenn College of Public Affairs at Ohio State University.
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Veterans Affairs Department: Robert Wilkie, Trump's nominee to run the department, answers questions today from the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee during his confirmation hearing at 6900:2628 p.m.
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In 2014, during a nationwide scandal at several Veterans Affairs facilities, a secret patient wait list was discovered at a Veterans Affairs medical center located in Kansas City.
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Mr. Parvez said on Thursday that he had filed inquiries with the Ministry of External Affairs and the Home Affairs Ministry, asking why he was barred from traveling.
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Michael Horton is a Senior Analyst for Arabian Affairs at the Jamestown Foundation, where he specializes in Middle Eastern affairs with a particular focus on Yemen and Egypt.
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The Institute of Makers of Explosives (IME) promoted John Boling, the group's director of government affairs, to a new role in the organization: vice president of government affairs.
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He received a master's degree in public affairs from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University and a doctorate in politics from Princeton.
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Rome, Foreign Affairs Minister Luigi Di Maio speaks before Senate and Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs and Defence committees on the outcomes of the Berlin conference (240 GMT).
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Within the Trump administration, White House legislative affairs director Marc Short and Ben Cassidy, Homeland Security assistant secretary for legislative affairs, are — or, at least, were — crypto-Doves.
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The assistant secretary of the military-controlled Home Affairs Ministry, U Maung Maung Myint, issued a statement on Wednesday denying rumors that the home affairs minister, Lt. Gen.
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Lee Cohen spent years advising the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee on Western European affairs, and was founding executive director of the House United Kingdom Caucus.
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Under Myanmar's constitution, the military continues to control 25 percent of all seats in Parliament and some of the most powerful ministries: Defense, Home Affairs, and Border Affairs.
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The Indian affairs committees in the House and Senate are planning to re-introduce legislation this year that would streamline Bureau of Indian Affairs approval processes for tribal energy resource agreements, said Senator John Hoeven, a Republican from North Dakota and the new chair of the Senate Indian affairs committee.
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Salzberg, which examined the distinction between internal corporate affairs governed by bylaws and external affairs outside of their case in a case challenging the legality of forum selection clauses.
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She was then elevated to the State Department as assistant secretary of state for Educational and Cultural Affairs and deputy undersecretary of Public Affairs and Public Diplomacy in 2005.
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Trump appointee John Ullyot resigned on Thursday after 2 years in his post as assistant secretary for public and intergovernmental affairs at the Department of Veterans Affairs, reports CNN.
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But on Wednesday, Manafort attorney Kevin Downing seemed to accuse Gates of having affairs with multiple individuals, asking Gates whether he disclosed four affairs to the special counsel's office.
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Mahathir said he will announced a cabinet on Saturday that would include himself, Wan Azizah and 10 others, including the ministers for finance, foreign affairs, defense and home affairs.
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In the afternoon, Laura K. Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russian, Ukrainian and Eurasian affairs, and David Hale, the under secretary of state for political affairs.
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Mahathir said he will announced a cabinet on Saturday that would include himself, Wan Azizah and 10 others, including the ministers for finance, foreign affairs, defence and home affairs.
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He will oversee the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, the Office of Political Affairs, the Office of Presidential Personnel and the Office of Public Liaison, one official told the Post.
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Smoking and vaping will no longer be allowed at Veterans Affairs (VA) health care centers across the country starting in October, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced Tuesday.
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Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan is director of the graduate program in Global Affairs and Human Security in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Baltimore.
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The April 25, 85033, email was sent to Juliette Lillie, director of Interior's Office of the Executive Secretariat and Regulatory Affairs, and Robert Howarth, the director of congressional affairs.
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His background: Bhatia's experience overseeing more than 100 government affairs staff in 35 countries will be an asset in managing Google's spread-out public affairs team around the world.
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That measure is also bipartisan, led by Representative Eliot Engel, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and Republican Representative Steve Chabot, another foreign affairs panel member.
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His father is the director of the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs, the Charles W. Goodyear professor in global affairs and a professor of economics and management at Yale.
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" Ms. Baeshen, the embassy spokeswoman, said that Saudi Arabia and the United States "enjoy a wide range of cooperative discussions" but that "domestic affairs are just that: domestic affairs.
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Mr. Kuczinski had little investigative experience in law enforcement and no internal affairs experience when he joined the department in March 2015 as the No. 2 internal affairs official.
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Tara Sonenshine is a senior career coach at George Washington University's Elliott School for International Affairs, and formerly served as undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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BGR Government Affairs is now doing public relations services for the Center for Studies and Media Affairs at the Saudi Royal Court, a part of the Saudi Arabian government.
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The statement said China was committed to the "one country, two systems" policy that governs Hong Kong's affairs, and was opposed to "external forces" interfering in the city's affairs.
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All four jailed ERC members - Junqueras, former foreign affairs chief Raul Romeva, justice affairs head Carles Mundo and work chief Dolors Bassa - have been named as candidates in the election.
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Over the past week, members of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee heard allegations against President Donald Trump's pick to run the Department of Veterans Affairs, White House physician Ronny Jackson.
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Soon after her inauguration last May the government in Beijing cut off communications between China's Taiwan Affairs Office and Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, increasing the chances of misunderstanding and miscalculation.
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"The Department of Veterans Affairs intends to exempt anyone it deems necessary for public health and safety, including frontline caregivers," acting Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Snyder said in a statement.
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"We solemnly remind you this plain truth: Hong Kong affairs are entirely China's internal affairs, and you are neither entitled nor qualified to wantonly comment on them," Hua said Tuesday.
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They also are emboldened by Trump's furor with Tester, the ranking member on the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee, for his role in sinking Trump's previous Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary nominee.
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That means the public affairs and congressional affairs offices can be prepared if they need to be and senior officials can know about requests pertaining to themselves, among other benefits.
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Under the Constitution, it is the armed forces chief, not the president, who appoints three of the most powerful cabinet members: the ministers of defense, home affairs and border affairs.
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Senior administration officials and senators from both parties on the Veterans Affairs Committee are growing increasingly concerned about Ronny Jackson's prospects to be confirmed as Trump's Secretary of Veterans Affairs.
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"Thank you for shining your light on the misery of others," Yvettev Eechoud, the director of European and international affairs at the Netherlands' Ministry of Economic Affairs, wrote on Twitter.
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Drew Fagan is a professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto, and a former head of policy planning at Canada's Foreign Affairs Department.
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"This act neglects facts and truth, applies double standards and blatantly interferes in Hong Kong affairs and China's other internal affairs," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said in a statement.
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Rank has served in the foreign service since 1990, working in the Office of Afghanistan Affairs and the Office of Korean Affairs and serving in Taipei, Shanghai, Athens and Mauritius.
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In the Middle East, the lawmakers — all members of the House Foreign Affairs, Armed Services and Veterans' Affairs Committees — traveled to Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar, but not Iraq or Syria.
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The European Union foreign affairs chief Joseph Borrell announced Monday the EU Foreign Affairs Council will hold a special meeting on Friday to discuss the situation in the Middle East.
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" Delicate time In a forceful statement after the bill was passed, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said the law "seriously interferes in Hong Kong's affairs and China's domestic politics.
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"Hezbollah is an Iranian, not a Russian, client," Mark Galeotti, an expert on Russian security affairs and professor of global affairs at New York University, told Business Insider last week.
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On Saturday, Taiwan announced it had renamed its unofficial embassy in Washington from the Coordination Council for North American Affairs to the Taiwan Council for US Affairs, after discussions with Washington.
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Nor do we have an assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs in the State Department or an assistant secretary for Asian and Pacific security affairs at the Defense Department.
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Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, foreign affairs committee Chairman Ed Royce and Foreign Affairs ranking Democrat Eliot Engel met off the floor Wednesday to discuss the sanctions measure.
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Tara Sonenshine is the former undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs, and currently serves as senior career coach at The George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs.
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Trump speaks to the Republican Governors Association this evening in Washington Secretary Pompeo meets Didier Reynders, Belgian deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs and European affairs, at 2202 a.m.
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When the opportunity to serve as the chairman of the Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee on Technology Modernization was presented, overseeing the Department of Veterans Affairs' massive EHR modernization program, I embraced it.
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Greg Archetto was a foreign affairs officer at Bureau of Political Military Affairs at StateSecurity Assistance and a former officer at the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Office of Secretary of Defense.
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As I understand it, two of their committee ranking members were divided, Judiciary and Foreign Affairs, Foreign Affairs being for it, Judiciary being against it, and, therefore, their votes were divided.
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If you really were frivolous or an unwelcome interloper in serious affairs, the upside is that you'd be excused from having to pretend that the rules of serious affairs actually work.
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The department's bureaus for East Asian and Pacific affairs and for South and Central Asian affairs, vital centers for coordinating and implementing policy, do not have nominees for their top slots.
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Ms. Patterson served three terms in the House, during which she sat on the Veterans' Affairs, Banking and Finance and Urban Affairs Committees as well as the Select Committee on Hunger.
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Almost two-thirds of Americans say they believe the women alleging affairs with Trump over the president (63% say so), while just 21% say they believe Trump's denials of those affairs.
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It was a game where you didn't guide the affairs of nations and empires, except as they incidentally became the affairs of your individual ruler, their heir, and their extended family.
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Cha, a highly regarded former National Security Council adviser, scholar and prize winning author on Asian affairs, served as director for Asian affairs on President George W. Bush's National Security Council.
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Hahn spoke at a news conference after talks with Turkey's Foreign Minister and European Affairs Minister Omer Celik that also included Federica Mogherini, who oversees foreign affairs for the European Commission.
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The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not respond on Friday to faxed questions about the case, nor did the police, the prosecutors' office or the foreign affairs office in Shanghai.
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Meanwhile, according to the Times of India, the intelligence report had been submitted to India's ministry of external affairs and ministry of home affairs in an effort to have Nijjar extradited.
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Second, for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, US disengagement from Europe might embolden the hawks and see control over foreign affairs even more firmly in the hands of Kremlin hawks.
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The Kremlin on Tuesday condemned the U.S. sanctions as illegal interference in Venezuela's affairs, while Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said they looked like an attempt to confiscate Venezuelan state assets.
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Realisation with kind support of Senate Chancellery – Cultural Affairs.
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" "China does not interfere in other countries internal affairs.
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The Chaos of Empire , by Jon Wilson (Public Affairs) .
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The Affairs of the Falcóns , by Melissa Rivero (Ecco) .
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We Were Feminists Once , by Andi Zeisler (Public Affairs) .
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The Department of Veteran Affairs Inspector General launched its own investigation, and last week the Department of Veterans Affairs announced it "immediately initiated the process for Mr. Burch's removal from federal service."
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CBA chief executive Matt Comyn said the bank has separated the roles of General Counsel and head of Corporate Affairs, setting up the new position of Group Executive Marketing and Corporate Affairs.
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Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs George Kent arrived on Capitol Hill Tuesday morning for a closed-door deposition before the House Intelligence, Foreign Affairs and Oversight committees.
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Schmitt, however, called the DNC hack a "prohibited intervention into the internal affairs of the United States," affairs that include running elections, and that means it is a violation of international law.
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"(China) urges the German side to recognize its mistakes and change its course, and not to accept and condone criminals, and interfere in Hong Kong affairs and China's internal affairs," Xinhua said.
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Tim Naftali: Foreign affairs stumped Trump Donald Trump lost this debate by refusing to show any wisdom about foreign affairs or to acknowledge anything good about America in the Reagan-Obama years.
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The document puts the generals in charge of nominating the heads of the ministries of defense, home affairs and border affairs, giving them control over the army, the police and frontier security.
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On the day of the bombing in Bloomington, Minnesota, the Muslim Public Affairs Council — a national public affairs advocacy organization for American Muslims — called on the White House to condemn the attack.
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President Trump's selection of Dr. David Shulkin to serve as secretary of Veterans Affairs marks the beginning of a new chapter for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and for America's veterans.
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She was also the deputy assistant to the secretary of defense for outreach in public affairs, and a Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs adviser to Trump's presidential transition team.
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Ivan Sascha Sheehan, Ph.D., is director of the graduate programs in Global Affairs & Human Security and Negotiations & Conflict Management in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Baltimore.
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She is a freelance analyst and commentator on Middle East affairs, in Cairo, where the couple met in 2013, and is also a contributing editor at The Cairo Review of Global Affairs.
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The president is still fuming over Tester's role as the top Democrat on the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee in blowing up Ronny Jackson's nomination to head the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
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Greg Archetto was a foreign affairs officer at Bureau of Political Military Affairs at State Security Assistance and a former officer at the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Office of Secretary of Defense.
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Donald J. Trump could be staring at some empty seats when he comes to Washington on Monday to make a foreign affairs address before the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's policy conference.
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The House Veterans Affairs Committee is investigating the beleaguered Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center and will hold a field hearing on Long Island next month, a committee staff member said on Tuesday.
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The Ministries of Defense, Home Affairs and Border Affairs — all the guns — remain under military control, as do the National Defense and Security Council and 21988 percent of all seats in Parliament.
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Global Affairs Canada, the country's foreign affairs ministry, said it takes allegations of torture extremely seriously, but would not comment on whether it was aware of allegations that Alaradi had been tortured.
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Upset that his family's plans had gone so awry, Mr. Tursun, accompanied by Ms. Frangville, met with Joseph Bockaert, the director of consular affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Brussels.
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Canberra is preparing to pass laws designed to limit Beijing's influence in domestic affairs following criticism by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull late last year that Beijing was meddling in its affairs.
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State Department officials are increasingly fearful that President-elect Donald Trump's adult children will assume the role of freelance ambassadors, further blurring the line between their business affairs and America's foreign affairs.
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"Her European credentials are rock-solid," said Nathalie Tocci, special adviser to Federica Mogherini, the European Union's high representative for foreign affairs, and the director of the Rome-based International Affairs Institute.
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Chinese officials attending include Zheng Zeguang, vice minister of foreign affairs, Han Jun, vice minister of agriculture and rural affairs and Wang Shouwen, vice minister of commerce and deputy international trade representative.
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The provision, Article 370 of the Constitution, prevented the Indian government from having any say in the affairs of Jammu and Kashmir except in matters of defense, finance, foreign affairs and communications.
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"Our goal is simple: to save lives," David Shulkin, the secretary of veterans affairs, said on Tuesday as he announced the change in policy during testimony before the House Veterans Affairs Committee.
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Harvard named Carter as professor of technology and global affairs and director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, a think tank within the John F. Kennedy School of Government.
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Also attending the meeting is Michael Beckerman, the head of the tech trade group the Internet Association; Chris Padilla, IBM's head of regulatory affairs; and White House legislative affairs chief Marc Short.
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Murphy's letter comes the same day that the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is set vote to subpoena documents from a former consultant for Blue Star, a Democratic public affairs firm, as part of a broader effort to look into Hunter Biden's role advising Burisma while his father was vice president and working on Ukrainian affairs.
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Job DescriptionJob Title: Senior Administrative AssistantDepartment: Public Policy & Government Affairs (PPGA)Reports To: Senior Vice President (SVP), Public Policy & Government Affairs Summary: This position will provide a range of administrative support services to the SVP, Director, and other PPGA Staff to promote efficient delivery of services and, where applicable, effective management of the Public Policy & Government Affairs department.
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"(The US) has been spreading rumors on China's Xinjiang affairs to smear the Chinese government's policy and measures concerning Xinjiang and interfere in China's internal affairs ... Such attempts are only futile," Lu said.
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The Maltese professor was formally invited to Moscow by the Russian Council of International Affairs (RIAC), a think tank close to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to a visa dated Oct.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee voted 85033 to 4 to send her nomination to lead the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) to the Senate floor for a vote.
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Sources with knowledge of the matter tell me the White House legislative affairs team lobbied congressional leaders to attach a debt ceiling raise to the bill to fund the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The ministries to be shelved have not yet been announced, but a ruling party official said on Sunday that the ministers of foreign affairs, defense and presidential affairs would remain in their posts.
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This state of affairs is ably documented and explained by Stephen Ellis—a British expert on African affairs, who died last year—in an excellent history of Nigerian organised crime, "This Present Darkness".
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Some of that money will go toward attracting medical and management talent to Veterans Affairs that was lacking in certain areas, a task furthered by the Veterans Affairs Choice and Quality Employment Act.
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Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall is a distinguished professor at the Nunn School of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology, and senior fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
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Jane Adams is the vice president of federal government affairs and Canada at Johnson & Johnson, where she manages a team of DC-based federal lobbyists as well as the Canada government affairs team.
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Some 220 probable remains were recovered, Mark Manyin, a specialist in Asian affairs at the Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division said in a report for the Congressional Research Service in May 2005.
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Later Wednesday, Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russian, Ukrainian, and Eurasian affairs, will appear in an open hearing, as will David Hale, the undersecretary of state for political affairs.
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About a day or so later, I get a call up to the internal affairs office, the only time in my 32-year career I ever had to undergo an internal affairs inquiry.
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He previously was a founding partner at public affairs firm R. Alexander & Co. and was director of member services and external affairs for the Congressional Black Caucus during the 114th and 115th Congress.
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Two other witnesses - Laura Cooper, deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russian, Ukrainian and Eurasian affairs; and David Hale, undersecretary of state for political affairs - were due to testify later in the day.
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Ivan Sascha Sheehan is director of the graduate programs in Global Affairs and Human Security and Negotiations and Conflict Management in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Baltimore.
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Ivan Sascha Sheehan is director of the graduate programs in Global Affairs and Human Security and Negotiations and Conflict Management in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Baltimore.
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FIFA congresses like this week's can be excruciatingly tedious affairs.
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But they cannot interfere in mortal affairs despite this knowledge.
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DR. WALID PHARES, FOX NEWS POLITICAL AFFAIRS ANALYST: Enormity absolutely.
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Kate Forscey is government affairs associate counsel at Public Knowledge.
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A public affairs manager with the 106th Rescue Wing, Sgt.
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It's a frustrating state of affairs, to say the least.
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He now conducts government affairs for a nonprofit advocacy organization.
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The White House denies Trump had affairs with the women.
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Joseph Scrocca, a coalition public affairs officer, said last week.
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BENJAMIN HALL, FOX NEWS FOREIGN AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT: Good evening, Martha.
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These past Democratic debates have largely been civil affairs. Clinton
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China's central government has a tight rein on Macau affairs.
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He is now a director of regulatory affairs in Lausanne.
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You are interfering in our affairs because we are poor.
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COLIN REED, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, DEFINERS PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Yes, Dana.
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Why was Bush such a successful leader in foreign affairs?
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During Tillerson's hearing before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, Sen.
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The only decline was for areas related to international affairs.
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The two states would run most of the island's affairs.
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An internal affairs investigation report says Atkinson then walked away.
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It had been handed over to the civil affairs bureau.
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Michael McCaul from the House Foreign Affairs Committee last month.
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On foreign affairs, Nixon could justifiably claim that he was
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"This hardly seems a sustainable state of affairs," I wrote.
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The gatherings are often extravagant and, on occasion, homey affairs.
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CONFIRMATION hearings for Supreme Court justices have become frustrating affairs.
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Quoted by ANSA, Siri denied being involved in criminal affairs.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Veterans Affairs committee, Sen.
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In March 2017, Brower moved into the congressional affairs office.
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This is the current state of affairs in our nation.
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The House Foreign Affairs Committee and Taylor declined to comment.
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She's the Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Affairs.
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Many such "altcoins" are dubious affairs and don't add much.
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Ban has denied any knowledge of his relatives' business affairs.
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China warned Ottawa not to meddle in Hong Kong's affairs.
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That's a bizarre state of affairs, and it shouldn't continue.
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Justice and home affairs and domestic security raise similar issues.
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The Kardashians discuss their family affairs when they want to.
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APCO is a global public affairs and strategic communications consultancy.
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When they returned, there was no mention of four affairs.
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Many are relatively modest affairs that don't carry excessive cost.
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Ed Royce, the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Today: a regulatory affairs manager who makes $90,1363 per year.
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Meg Jacobs teaches history and public affairs at Princeton University.
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Russia's federal authorities have limited influence over Chechnya's internal affairs.
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The department's internal affairs bureau is conducting a parallel investigation.
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Qatar denies it interferes in the affairs of other countries.
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GREG PALKOT, FOX NEWS SENIOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Martha.
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She says Brussels should not meddle into Hungary's affairs though.
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In New Zealand, the state of affairs is no better.
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He works with the Internal Affairs office during their investigations.
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We firmly oppose any country interfering in China's domestic affairs.
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Alleged Affairs with Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal On Jan.
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In physics, unlike human affairs, light always chases away dark.
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Eliot Engel, the top Democrat on the Foreign Affairs panel.
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He has denied meddling in the affairs of his neighbors.
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We do not meddle with the affairs of the Church.
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Before that, it was former Veterans Affairs chief David Shulkin.
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Champ said he has weekly updates from Global Affairs Canada.
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Nor can they obtain medical marijuana from Veterans Affairs hospitals.
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Iran's foreign affairs minister denied a drone had been lost.
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Lisa Gilbert is Public Citizen's vice president of legislative affairs.
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Tillerson's boss also is learning foreign affairs on the job.
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Throughout America's storied history, proms have traditionally been miserable affairs.
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"We need to," said House foreign affairs chairman Ed Royce.
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Jennifer Lovett of U.S. Forces Korea Public Affairs told CNBC.
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Cabinet members are actually managed more closely by Cabinet Affairs.
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Berlusconi regularly "disrupted" international affairs, acting inappropriately on numerous occasions.
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International affairs are complex enough in times of relative calm.
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The police chief apologized and launched an internal affairs investigation.
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