Diplomatic signals And there's an even wider circle for Tillerson's diplomatic signals.
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Diplomatic tensions rising Diplomatic tensions with Russia are also rising over Idlib.
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China's diplomatic masterstroke Beijing, in all this, has pulled off a diplomatic masterstroke.
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This despicable murder was done at a diplomatic facility against every diplomatic norm imaginable!
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A diplomatic rift Zaghari-Ratcliffe's imprisonment has sparked a diplomatic spat between Britain and Iran.
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But she's also worked on a lot of diplomatic and important diplomatic deals with China.
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"China has many diplomatic events, and our diplomatic schedule is very full," Mr. Lu said.
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The various representatives enjoy full diplomatic privileges and immunities, but are not formally accorded diplomatic status.
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Are we executing Putin's diplomatic and national security strategy or AMERICA's diplomatic and national security strategy?
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China refuses to have diplomatic ties with any nation that also has diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
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Diplomatic questions Still, the Ireland visit was marked not only by ethics questions but diplomatic ones, too.
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DIPLOMATIC TIT-FOR-TAT Russia's diplomatic presence in the United States, and the U.S. missions in Russia, are depleted after two rounds of tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions in the past two years.
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A diplomatic spat The investigation into Kim's death has sparked a diplomatic row between Malaysia and North Korea.
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Until the recent diplomatic expulsions, Greece enjoyed a warm relationship with Moscow and avoided diplomatic disputes with Russia.
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Bhutan relies heavily on India for diplomatic and military support and does not have diplomatic relations with China.
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" But he added that "the American effort is diplomatically led, it has diplomatic traction, it is gaining diplomatic results.
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It has also increased diplomatic pressure by winning over another two of the island's dwindling number of diplomatic allies.
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"Diplomatic passports are issued to Foreign Service officers or a person having diplomatic or comparable status," the statement said.
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Diplomatic leverage Experts say the event's real benefit to China isn't derived from arms sales, but in diplomatic gains.
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By midday Monday, fears rose that a minor diplomatic dispute threatened to flare up into a full diplomatic standoff.
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Under the "One China" policy, nations that have diplomatic relations with Beijing agree not to grant diplomatic recognition to Taiwan.
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Bahrain followed Saudi Arabia's lead and severed diplomatic ties with Iran, while the UAE downgraded its diplomatic relations with it.
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Bahrain and Sudan followed suit Monday by completely severing diplomatic relations, while the United Arab Emirates downgraded its diplomatic efforts.
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The Solomon Islands switched its diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan to China, leaving Taiwan with diplomatic relations with just 16 countries.
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Switzerland represents U.S. diplomatic interests in Iran, since Washington and Tehran cut diplomatic ties shortly after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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A judge rejected the archbishop's claim of diplomatic immunity, noting that Israel and the Vatican did not have diplomatic ties.
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He bought fake diplomatic license plates for his cars and fake Diplomatic Security Service badges for his bodyguards, prosecutors said.
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"Diplomatic passports are issued to Foreign Service Officers or a person having diplomatic or comparable status because he or she is traveling abroad to carry out diplomatic duties on behalf of the U.S. Government," the official said.
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The U.S. government has the authority to declare members of a diplomatic mission personae non gratae, a diplomatic term meaning "people not appreciated" that would amount to an order to leave the country regardless of their diplomatic standing.
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It also led to demonstrations in Iran, where protesters attacked Saudi diplomatic missions, prompting Riyadh to cut diplomatic ties with Tehran.
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Sweden's embassy in Pyongyang represents U.S. diplomatic interests in North Korea in the absence of U.S. diplomatic relations with the country.
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Capella entered the diplomatic corps in 2004 and before serving in Washington he held diplomatic posts in Hong Kong and Italy.
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As of Monday, all couples in the department must be married to receive family benefits, including diplomatic passports and diplomatic immunity.
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And China persuaded the island's most important remaining diplomatic ally, Panama, to switch diplomatic recognition last summer from Taipei to Beijing.
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In Brussels, a diplomatic source told CNN that Sondland had seen his status diminished in the eyes of his diplomatic counterparts.
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Diplomatic tensions Kim Jong Nam's murder triggered a heated three-week diplomatic row between Malaysia and North Korea, further isolating Pyongyang.
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Dunn's tragic death has now become a diplomatic dispute after Sacoolas fled Britain and returned to the United States, citing diplomatic immunity.
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Last week, Burkina Faso became the latest country to sever diplomatic ties with Taiwan, which now has only 17 diplomatic relationships left.
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Former diplomatic negotiators ask why Pyongyang should even consider the prospect of diplomatic talks with an administration that rips up nuclear deals.
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And even after sanctions begin to bite economically, it takes time for diplomatic negations to turn economic leverage into a diplomatic agreement.
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The result — the 22014 establishment of formal diplomatic relations (and ultimately full diplomatic recognition in 1979) —restored ties between the two countries.
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Steven Erlanger in Brussels used his diplomatic sources to confirm the authenticity of a document naming Mr. Mutreb as a diplomatic attaché.
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"The American diplomatic school, diplomatic service, just as the Russian one, has great traditions and experience in preparing professional staff," he said.
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Monsignor Capella entered the diplomatic corps in 2004, and before serving in Washington, he held diplomatic posts in Hong Kong and Italy.
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The US does not have a diplomatic presence in North Korea, and Sweden has previously facilitated diplomatic initiatives between the two foes.
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The following are some facts about his diplomatic efforts: Trump finds himself in a diplomatic minefield of his own making after Sept.
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The result, the 1972 establishment of formal diplomatic relations (and ultimately full diplomatic recognition in 1979) restored ties between the two countries.
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Although past engagements in the Olympics have seemed to be positive diplomatic steps, violence has often resulted instead with little tangible diplomatic progress.
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It also came out that China likely is behind the hack of diplomatic cables from the European Union, among other sensitive diplomatic communications.
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The US took steps in 2015 to re-establish diplomatic ties with Somalia by reopening its diplomatic mission but basing it in Kenya.
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Johnson is an odd pick for the UK's top diplomatic post, because he is one of the least diplomatic figures in British politics.
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The U.S. order to close the three diplomatic facilities marks the latest in a series of pointed diplomatic exchanges between the two countries.
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"Akbar did not promise anything," the diplomatic source briefed on the meeting said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of diplomatic sensitivities.
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Bomb in Kabul's diplomatic district kills 80 and leaves hundreds wounded Bomb in Kabul's diplomatic district kills 80 and leaves hundreds wounded A massive bomb ripped through the diplomatic district of Kabul during rush hour Wednesday morning, with civilians the main casualties.
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As President Tsai Ing-wen stressed, although Taiwan has lost a diplomatic ally, our refusal to engage in diplomatic bidding wars will not change.
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Diplomatic dealings, not official relations A step below embassies, Interests Sections allowed the Cold War foes to have diplomatic dealings without officially restoring relations.
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"It was eventually smoothed over through diplomatic channels," said the American official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to address delicate diplomatic interactions.
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Mr. Antonov began his diplomatic career in 1978, after he graduated from Russia's main diplomatic training ground, the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
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The delegation's unprecedented visit was hailed in some quarters as a diplomatic breakthrough, but Moon must now chart a way through tricky diplomatic waters.
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Officials in the Añez administration said Mexico had broken diplomatic norms by allowing asylum seekers to conduct political activity and move in diplomatic vehicles.
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The diplomatic push did provide at least one diplomatic success: the safe return of three Americans who had been held prisoner in North Korea.
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The socialist leader broke diplomatic ties with President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday, ordering all U.S. diplomatic personnel to leave the country within 72 hours.
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It was a minor diplomatic victory with probably no material benefit, but when it comes to North Korea any diplomatic victory is worth noting. 2.
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Moving the embassy risks setting off diplomatic crises with Arab states that could include widespread protests outside US diplomatic offices in those and other countries.
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The incident is the type that would lead to an official diplomatic protest if the United States had diplomatic relations with Iran, the official added.
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The US suspended formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979 after establishing a One China position in an effort to establish diplomatic channels with Beijing.
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It follows that international assistance programs should be measured based on their development impact; just as diplomatic initiatives should be measured by their diplomatic impact.
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The Russian president also ordered heightened security at Turkish diplomatic facilities in Russia, adding he expects a similar gesture for Russia's diplomatic presence in Turkey.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - China and the Pacific island state of Kiribati restored diplomatic ties on Friday after the former diplomatic ally of Taiwan abandoned Taipei.
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The decline includes a drop of 100 US diplomatic officials, called generalists, and a decline of over 160 diplomatic support staff, called specialists, since September.
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The ministry memo said any staffer who traveled to Iran for personal reasons would not be shielded by diplomatic immunity, even if holding a diplomatic passport.
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The two countries officially restored full diplomatic relations in July 2015, more than 50 years after the two countries cut diplomatic relations amid Cold War tensions.
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Or he could end the so-called diplomatic truce by which China does not attempt to poach the 22 countries that retain diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
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Diplomatic outreach "He's been able to do a lot of our diplomatic outreach in person," said an administration official who spoke anonymously to discuss the issue.
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Despite having decorated military officials stating the need for the expansion of diplomatic and development activities, Congress continues to illogically cut civilian diplomatic and development programs.
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State visits are a key diplomatic tradition and the highest-ranking form of diplomatic exchange, as only heads of state qualify for the lavish public ceremony.
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Angered by Duque's support for Guaido, Maduro said he was breaking diplomatic relations with Bogota and gave its diplomatic staff 24 hours to leave the country.
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Steven Simon and Jonathan Stevenson urge the European Union to play diplomatic and economic hardball with President Trump — enough hand-holding and diplomatic bowing and scraping.
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And while diplomatic professionals saw Trump's attempt to establish trust at the outset as backwards from a diplomatic perspective, it does make sense for North Koreans.
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The Trump White House did seize more Russian diplomatic properties last year, but it took that step in response to Russian seizures of US diplomatic compounds.
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Such immunity is granted by the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, though the principle of diplomatic immunity has existed far longer than that in international relations.
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China has suspended a regular dialogue mechanism with Taiwan, stepped up military drills around the island and boosted diplomatic pressure by siphoning off its remaining diplomatic allies.
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China has been ramping up military and diplomatic pressure to assert its sovereignty over the island, conducting drills near Taiwan and snatching its few remaining diplomatic allies.
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His comments came amid a regional diplomatic crisis, with Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia cutting economic and diplomatic ties with Qatar last week.
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Instead, he creates unnecessary diplomatic crisis after unnecessary diplomatic crisis, for no other reason than his persistent belief that Obama is bad and that he is good.
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"Our Embassy officers have carried out their official duties responsibly and consistent with diplomatic practice and applicable provisions of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations," she added.
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"If U.S. diplomatic investment in the dispute proves insufficient, or if Washington offers mixed signals, the likelihood that a diplomatic solution fails would increase," Eurasia Group said.
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It also asserts that diplomatic security officials ordered the CIA team to "stand down" from racing to the rescue as the U.S. diplomatic mission was under attack.
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In a diplomatic note released to the media Tuesday evening, Switzerland said it is the responsibility of any government to protect the diplomatic missions of other states.
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" Meanwhile, a CNN headline announced, "China has overtaken U.S. as world's largest diplomatic power," and GQ reported that "China just surpassed the United States in diplomatic muscle.
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In a speech Wednesday, Maduro responded by saying he will cut off diplomatic relations with the U.S. and that American diplomatic staff have 72 hours to leave Venezuela.
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A French diplomatic source said immunity was given by governments to people on diplomatic lists or if they had been mandated with a specific mission in the country.
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BEIJING – The West African Nation of Burkina Faso has formally resumed diplomatic ties with China after breaking off relations with Taiwan, which now has just 18 diplomatic allies.
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Diplomatic solutions While most of the Gulf Cooperation Council members have cut ties, Kuwait's Emir, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmed al-Jaber Al-Sabah, is seeking a diplomatic solution.
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Diplomatic battle As part of their campaign of pressure, the Chinese government has been slowly chipping away at Taiwan's small number of remaining diplomatic allies around the world.
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The exchange between Turkish security personnel and American diplomatic officers sheds light on just how far the Turks strayed outside the bounds of typical diplomatic behavior on Tuesday.
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"We must immediately remove excessive U.S. diplomatic, nondiplomatic and intelligence personnel from Pakistan so that diplomatic parity is established according to international legal norms governing diplomatic relations between states," he said in a statement, adding that the ground and air routes for American military supplies should also be shut down.
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The announcement could be evidence that Qatar is trying to deepen diplomatic ties while it is under economic and diplomatic embargo by Egypt, Bahrain, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia.
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This is a concern to Taiwan, because a Beijing-Vatican official diplomatic rapprochement would require the Vatican to drop official diplomatic relations with Taiwan in favor of the PRC.
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Addressing this issue, Medcalf said the most important diplomatic task for Australia going forward was to "deepen and diversify" its security and diplomatic links with a range of countries.
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Qatar Airways has also been severely affected by the recent diplomatic flare-up in the Gulf, with Saudi Arabia and four other Arab states cutting diplomatic ties with Qatar.
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The diplomatic incident adds a new irritant to already fraught U.S.-Russia ties, which remain strained over everything from tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions to nuclear arms control tensions.
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In December, the tiny nation of São Tomé and Príncipe announced that it would cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan and recognize China, leaving Taipei with only 21 diplomatic allies.
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The interviews were conducted Wednesday and Thursday by officers from the State Department's federal law enforcement and security arm, the Diplomatic Security Service, the diplomatic sources told BuzzFeed News.
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In fact, diplomatic immunity and privileges would apply to Mr. Churkin's immediate family members "for a reasonable period of time," according to the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
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Falahatpisheh says that Trump and his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani "express themselves through speeches since diplomatic channels are closed" as the two countries have had no diplomatic relations since 1979.
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The Trump administration just gave Russia 72 hours to close three of its diplomatic facilities in America in retaliation for kicking out more than 700 US diplomatic staff last month.
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Maduro said he was breaking diplomatic relations with Colombia and ordered its diplomatic staff to leave Venezuela within 24 hours because of its government's assistance to opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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Let's be clear about the crimes in this case: Manning leaked nearly three-quarters of a million military and diplomatic reports, revealing everything from war plans to sensitive diplomatic sources.
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"They were very aggressive in attempting to find diplomatic partnerships with countries in order to break out of the diplomatic isolation that the sanctions had placed them under," he added.
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According the 1961 Vienna Convention, diplomatic couriers "shall not be liable to any form of arrest or detention" and the diplomatic bags they carry may not be opened or detained.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt cut diplomatic ties and transport links with Qatar on June 5 in the worst diplomatic crisis in the region in years.
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As we prepare for a diplomatic summit that aims to dismantle Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program, what kind of message would we be signaling about the value of our diplomatic commitments?
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The two countries broke off diplomatic relations in January after Iranian rioters stormed Saudi diplomatic missions to protest Saudi Arabia's execution of an outspoken Shiite cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
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But a close reading of the text of the press events makes clear that Washington will pursue diplomatic engagement with a willingness to use force in support of diplomatic goals.
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"As the diplomats vigorously resisted, they grabbed the diplomatic package using physical violence and made off," he said, adding that the North Koreans were carrying a valid diplomatic courier certificate.
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China has been waging a diplomatic war with Taiwan for years, whittling away at the international standing of its neighbor by getting Taiwanese diplomatic allies to switch ties to China.
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In December Mr. Putin, hoping for rapprochement under Mr. Trump, declined to respond to Mr. Obama's expulsion of 35 Russian diplomatic staff members and the seizure of Russian diplomatic property.
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The US tightened sanctions against Russia and closed several of its diplomatic compounds in the country, while Moscow forced the US to cut back on its diplomatic staff in Russia.
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There has been speculation in diplomatic circles about what he will do following the reshuffle, though the foreign ministry has said he will continue to play an important diplomatic role.
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Angered by the Colombian government's support for opposition leader Juan Guaido, Maduro said he was breaking diplomatic relations with Bogota and gave its diplomatic staff 24 hours to leave the country.
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Diplomatic row Four Malaysian diplomats and their family members had been stuck in North Korea since earlier this month, when both countries announced a freeze on departures amid a diplomatic row.
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The messages came after another diplomatic scuffle prompted by Trump's phone conversation with the leader of Taiwan, a move that broke decades of US diplomatic precedent and sparked bombast in Beijing.
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" North Korea judged winner of diplomatic gold at Olympics (Reuters) "North Korea has emerged as the early favorite to grab one of the Winter Olympics' most important medals: the diplomatic gold.
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The incident threatened to turn into a diplomatic row when Portuguese Foreign Minister Augusto Santos Silva suggested it was so serious the Iraqi brothers might forfeit their diplomatic immunity from prosecution.
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"We hope and we work for a diplomatic solution to the challenge presented by Kim Jong Un. A strong diplomatic effort, backed by a strong military effort, is key," Harris said.
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"The assertion that there was a plan to close our diplomatic relations with Turkey or our diplomatic facilities in Turkey is patently false," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told the network.
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"China's serial acts of suppression against Taiwan in the diplomatic sphere clearly show their unease and lack of self-confidence," said President Tsai in her statement on Burkina Faso's diplomatic desertion.
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Bahrain sees no resolution in sight to a diplomatic row between Qatar and its neighbors, which cut diplomatic and trade ties with the tiny Gulf Arab state nearly a year ago.
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The official said the purpose was to give diplomatic support for possible U.S. military action against Syria and also for possible U.S. diplomatic action against Syria at the UN Security Council.
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He similarly has little to say about the other diplomatic accomplishments of the Obama years — the opening to Cuba, the Paris climate accords — let alone the diplomatic efforts that ultimately failed.
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The Trump administration announced Monday that it had restored the diplomatic status of the European Union's diplomatic delegation, weeks after its decision to downgrade the mission's status without warning stirred controversy.
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Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic relations with Iran in 2016 after Iranian protesters attacked Saudi diplomatic missions in Tehran and the city of Mashhad following Riyadh's execution of a prominent Shi'ite cleric.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and Bahrain threw the region into its greatest diplomatic crisis in decades when it cut off all diplomatic ties with Qatar earlier this month.
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Taiwan has been trying to shore up its diplomatic alliances amid pressure from China, which has been whittling down its few remaining diplomatic allies, especially in the Caribbean and Latin America.
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In retaliation, Saudi Arabia severed diplomatic ties with Iran .
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" On Qatar's diplomatic crisis: "This issue is not new.
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" He then elaborated, "We're never out of diplomatic solutions.
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INGRAHAM: If you had to guess so, I mean you are being very judicious and very diplomatic but you are not in the diplomatic court so what&aposs in your gut here.
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The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, which was agreed in 1961 and went into force in 1964, sets out how sovereign states can establish, maintain and, if need be, terminate diplomatic relations.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran and Saudi Arabia will exchange diplomatic visits soon, Tehran said on Wednesday, indicating a possible thaw in relations between the regional rivals since they severed diplomatic ties last year.
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Many see the Saudi move, and the breaking of diplomatic relations with Iran, as being rooted in the deep misgivings aroused in the kingdom by Iran's rapid diplomatic rehabilitation by the West.
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Judges at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) did however approve Equatorial Guinea's request to have a building it says is part of its diplomatic mission in Paris be given diplomatic immunity.
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It is the largest diplomatic mission — official or unofficial — in Taiwan, making it a symbol of both Taiwan's awkward diplomatic limbo and also its quiet but strong ties with the United States.
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The measured response to the cancellation, and the extraordinary diplomatic scramble that followed, was a strong reminder, analysts said, that Mr. Kim not only wants a diplomatic deal with the United States.
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"I'd like to emphasize that when China snatches our diplomatic allies and suppresses Taiwan's diplomatic space, it doesn't shrink the distance between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait," Mr. Wu said.
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Diplomatic security officers protecting the delegation also temporarily detained two members of the Turkish forces who had assaulted them, before it was determined that the guards had diplomatic status and were freed.
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During a recent diplomatic trip, Vice President Mike Pence and his entourage went far out of their way to stay at one of the president's resorts during a diplomatic trip to Ireland.
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China has been ramping up military and diplomatic pressure to assert its sovereignty over the island, conducting drills near Taiwan and snatching its few remaining diplomatic allies, moves Taipei denounced as intimidation.
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The recent diplomatic tensions have centered around 10 officials from Mr. Morales's inner circle who sought asylum in the Mexican diplomatic premises in La Paz after the former president fled into exile.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry said on Friday it had given Britain one month to cut its diplomatic contingent in Moscow to the same size as the Russian diplomatic mission in Britain.
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Diplomatic bags, often transported by diplomatic couriers, are granted legal protections under the Vienna Convention to allow governments to send classified correspondence and items intended for official use to their embassies overseas.
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Closing diplomatic posts Another possibility would be to close Saudi consulates or other diplomatic outposts, or reduce their diplomatic staff in the US, the way the US did with Russia in 2017 over the fallout from Moscow's election interference and in 2018 to express anger over Russia's poisoning on UK soil of a former Russian spy.
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To stop the diplomatic staff of opposition leader Juan Guaidó and his appointed diplomatic staff from taking up posts in the building while embattled socialist president President Nicholas Maduro is still in office.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is directing U.S. diplomatic missions to identify "populations warranting increased scrutiny" and to toughen screening for visa applicants in those groups, according to diplomatic cables seen by Reuters.
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"If [the guards] were accredited members of the diplomatic mission, then they have diplomatic immunity and that would be upheld," said Stanford University law professor Allen Weiner, a former State Department legal advisor.
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Saudi Arabia broke off diplomatic relations with Iran in the wake of attacks on Saudi diplomatic missions in Iran, which occurred after the execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a Saudi Arabian Shi'ite.
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The ambassador can publicly buck the administration, as Nikki Haley did, or serve as the unofficial leader of the diplomatic corps in New York -- driving the agenda and leading on key diplomatic relationships.
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"We reiterated to China that they have diplomatic responsibility to exert much greater economic and diplomatic pressure on the regime if they want to prevent further escalation in the region," Tillerson told reporters.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Bahrain sees no resolution in sight to a diplomatic row between Qatar and its neighbors, which cut diplomatic and trade ties with the tiny Gulf Arab state nearly a year ago.
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Moon's diplomatic outreach to North Korea for negotiations on North Korea's Olympic participation underscores the delicacy and constraints of South Korea's diplomatic position, while illustrating South Korean efforts to surmount rising geopolitical tensions.
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Sweden has played a unique diplomatic role in North Korea since it became the first Western European nation to establish diplomatic relations with Pyongyang, setting up an embassy in the capital in 1975.
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"Until now it has been a diplomatic spat, we haven't seen it play out beyond the diplomatic and political realm," said Nick Bisley, an expert on international relations at Melbourne's La Trobe University.
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While China's diplomatic representation around the world is certainly impressive at a total count of 85033 posts, this is but one measure of a nation's diplomatic network, and a limited one at that.
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Ecuador in 2017 gave Wikileaks founder Julian Assange a diplomatic post in Russia but rescinded it after Britain refused to give him diplomatic immunity, according to an Ecuadorean government document seen by Reuters.
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Last spring, the Dominican Republic and Burkina Faso established ties with China, and in August, El Salvador cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan, leaving 17 nations that maintain their diplomatic allegiance with the island.
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Canadian diplomatic households were affected as well, the AP says.
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The comp expectation has presented somewhat of a diplomatic dilemma.
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Amid the dispute, Qatar restored full diplomatic ties to Iran.
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Britain put its best diplomatic face on Trump's unexpected intervention.
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The Vatican and Russia only established diplomatic ties in 2009.
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Trump's most recent rant obviously undercuts that more diplomatic message.
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That wouldn't just create diplomatic chaos with Canada and Mexico.
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Erdogan fashions Westerners traveling in Turkey as diplomatic bargaining chips.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has gutted America's diplomatic corps.
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It said Taiwan would not exchange cash for diplomatic favors.
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That leaves diplomatic options, such as applying pressure through China.
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That's a lot of diplomatic debris to have flying around.
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Japan does not have formal diplomatic relations with North Korea.
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Instead, Washington should use its diplomatic heft to help Kiev.
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In the meantime, it highlights the region's delicate diplomatic balance.
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The two countries are having a diplomatic squabble -- over trash.
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Qatar restored full diplomatic ties to Iran amid the dispute.
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At this diplomatic level, farce is a precursor to tragedy.
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The reversal sent shock and confusion through the diplomatic community.
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She doesn't always stick to diplomatic protocol in her language.
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Diplomatic considerations can come into play and help speed sales.
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In January, Maduro broke diplomatic relations with the United States.
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The ambassador spoke on background to discuss sensitive diplomatic matters.
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Washington evacuated most of its diplomatic staff two days later.
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Such Western diplomatic action would be a palliative at best.
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El Salvador switched its diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan to China.
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Sends Eric Trump in his stead on sensitive diplomatic mission.
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The Vatican has diplomatic relations with both Ukraine and Russia.
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It was the final stage of a grueling diplomatic odyssey.
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Fully 76% of voters judge his first diplomatic steps favourably.
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Why it matters: Israel has no diplomatic relations with Venezuela.
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The diplomatic tussle has put Britain in a tight spot.
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Yet such diplomatic efforts also have security implications for America.
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But they're also a platform for some lighthearted diplomatic criticism.
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Diplomatic pressure alone will not be enough to shift him.
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Leaked U.S. diplomatic cables said he was suffering from cancer.
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He saw this relaxation as an economic and diplomatic necessity.
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Some led to diplomatic breakthroughs; others failed to forestall war.
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AFTER months of diplomatic tiptoeing, Germany's patience has run out.
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Perhaps more importantly for the attackers, it's a diplomatic enclave.
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But swift diplomatic intervention cajoled the two sides into talking.
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She then pivoted to discuss NATO and her diplomatic record.
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You say severance of ties, you cut the diplomatic relations.
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When they use to marry someone of for diplomatic reasons.
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It wasn't the first time Trump tried the diplomatic approach.
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North Korea and the Vatican have no formal diplomatic relations.
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And a deal suits the diplomatic priorities of both sides.
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His diplomatic adviser, Philippe Etienne, was formerly ambassador to Berlin.
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Russian diplomatic sources say Pushkov was expressing a personal opinion.
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He was less diplomatic on Twitter earlier in the day.
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When you say severance of ties, you cut diplomatic relations.
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It summoned Pakistan's acting envoy to serve a diplomatic demarche.
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A diplomatic predicament is now brewing alongside the humanitarian one.
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Could this be yet another diplomatic triumph by President Trump?
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Moreover, they were, to use a diplomatic term, the demandeurs.
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The pollution did not even spare Delhi's elite diplomatic corps.
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And he shut down the Palestinian diplomatic office in Washington.
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China denied the allegations, and lodged a formal diplomatic protest.
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Two diplomatic sources in Kinshasa confirmed the document was genuine.
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The deteriorating diplomatic relationship between the neighbours does not help.
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Israel does not have diplomatic ties with Malaysia and Venezuela.
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But in other instances, diplomatic legwork has yielded apparent results.
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The Lebanese president's office denied any departure from diplomatic protocol.
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Zarif, meanwhile, has been putting out his own diplomatic feelers.
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Saudi Arabia then cut diplomatic ties with its Gulf rival.
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Indian passports, barring official and diplomatic passports, are navy blue.
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Additionally, the continued political and diplomatic fallout from the Sept.
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China and Venezuela have a close diplomatic and business relationship.
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First, there's the obvious: He's not always the most diplomatic.
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Her response was perfectly diplomatic, with a hint of shade.
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In reality, though, Israel's diplomatic gains have never been greater.
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His goals, per Patrick Wintour, the Guardian's diplomatic editor: 1.
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All of it is meant to complicate Beijing's diplomatic agenda.
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This applies 2 any actions agnst Russian diplomatic missions pic.twitter.
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Now Kerry's set to tout a string of diplomatic achievements.
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Kerry might be the toast of the diplomatic circuit abroad.
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There has long been diplomatic tension between the neighboring governments.
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READ: U.S. sailors' release: Diplomatic coup or cowing to Iran?
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Even a pause in escalation would be a diplomatic win.
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Diplomatic tensions could therefore easily stymie any comprehensive energy treaty.
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The U.S. is not out of diplomatic options, Tillerson said.
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Russia is gaming the United States at the diplomatic table.
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Now, it appears to have sparked a serious diplomatic rift.
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Working together to realize a diplomatic breakthrough would be ideal.
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Our diplomatic efforts will continue until that first bomb drops.
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Sotheby's was offering diplomatic entertainment, singing Gypsies, caviar and champagne.
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This is of a piece with Russia's general diplomatic stance.
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India gains diplomatic stature by behaving more responsibly than Pakistan.
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Diplomatic ties were downgraded, flags burned and death threats reported.
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Kenya, like most countries, only has diplomatic relations with China.
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But they come with diplomatic dangers and potential pitfalls, too.
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When Qatar decided to fully restored diplomatic ties with Iran.
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On several occasions, the president publicly undercut his diplomatic initiatives.
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Or is it hoping to trigger a beneficial diplomatic response?
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The episode stirred diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and Turkey.
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Top generals have consistently supported diplomatic efforts leading the way.
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It would risk creating a diplomatic incident between our countries.
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This is a diplomatic slap on the wrist for Putin.
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That doesn't mean, however, that the diplomatic process is over.
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MORE. On a diplomatic scale, this occurred with lightning speed.
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The diplomatic overtures are in part a play for time.
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South Korean President Moon also faces diplomatic tension with Japan.
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The diplomatic maneuvering that takes place upstairs is less fruitful.
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China is North Korea's most important economic and diplomatic backer.
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He has followed a similar playbook in other diplomatic negotiations.
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His budget will slash our diplomatic capacity by a third.
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Breakingviews columnists discuss the financial ramifications of the diplomatic crisis.
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Editorial Israel and Saudi Arabia have no formal diplomatic relations.
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Bin Salman has initiated a bizarre diplomatic crisis with Canada.
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Four diplomatic cars were parked outside the area all night.
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The Vatican only has diplomatic ties with Taiwan, China's rival.
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Instead, Riyadh unleashed the diplomatic equivalent of its nuclear arsenal.
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That's diplomatic speak for you are on your own, Canada.
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Diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Vietnam resumed that year.
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The move sparked a tense diplomatic situation with the Kremlin.
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Working together on realizing a diplomatic breakthrough would be ideal.
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Bolsonaro pledged to reform government finances and reorient diplomatic relations.
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Why not exploit a fait accompli as a diplomatic carrot?
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Leadership summits are just one piece in the diplomatic toolkit.
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Macron has still not given up on some diplomatic solution.
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Here's what you need to know: • Diplomatic opening in Cuba.
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Port has always been the more diplomatic of the bunch.
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Tillerson said the U.S. strategy would focus on diplomatic efforts.
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The four states cut diplomatic and transport ties last June.
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Cuba The Trump administration will minimize diplomatic ties with Cuba.
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Yet the current administration has cut funding and diplomatic efforts.
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The Vatican and Israel established full diplomatic relations in 1994.
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Security at US diplomatic missions has been boosted in preparation.
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Financial and diplomatic assistance aside, rebuilding Venezuela is for Venezuelans.
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As a result, Francis has tiptoed around a diplomatic minefield.
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Such a diplomatic ruse does not have to be public.
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Doran's account offers a cautionary tale for contemporary diplomatic interventions.
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"This is probably it for diplomatic expulsions," Rizzo told me.
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The fight has been fraught with legal and diplomatic complexities.
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That diplomatic initiative produced no immediate change on the ground.
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What "potential diplomatic victory" did Mr. Moon achieve on Sunday?
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By late March 1999, Mr. Holbrooke's diplomatic efforts had failed.
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So it wasn't American or British or consistently diplomatic. Whatever.
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What started as farce had turned into a diplomatic debacle.
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The challenges are diplomatic and economic as well as military.
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He's more diplomatic in the way he talks about things.
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Mr. Xi now faces more of a diplomatic balancing act.
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It showed just how delicate a diplomatic position he's in.
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He broke diplomatic relations with Colombia on Saturday in retaliation.
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Or consider economic and diplomatic strategies, the way Cersei does.
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First, we have to recapture the fundamentals of diplomatic tradecraft.
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It will be a sporting and diplomatic mission for me.
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The awkward encounter stirred debate over military and diplomatic protocol.
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The disappearance presents Turkish officials with a sharp diplomatic challenge.
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Against this cynical backdrop Microsoft's diplomatic efforts look refreshingly principled.
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Mr. Stevens and Mr. Smith died at the diplomatic facility.
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A diplomatic source said one of the sites was Marivan.
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At times, he has emulated Mr. Trump's brash diplomatic style.
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"Diplomats are supposed to be diplomatic," the German official said.
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Even a Tillerson visit would be a major diplomatic undertaking.
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Already, one of Trump's major diplomatic efforts has been scrapped.
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He eventually was entered into consideration for a diplomatic post.
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But Mr. Trump was diplomatic, at least for the cameras.
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I'm not here to be tactful and diplomatic with you.
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Kazakhstan is emerging as a neutral platform for diplomatic negotiations.
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The Blue Room is rounded and used for diplomatic receptions.
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But Steve is more diplomatic than his father, she said.
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"Our job is to backstop the diplomatic efforts," he said.
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Therefore, this leaves little room for discussion Russian's diplomatic policy.
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In other words, the end game can only be diplomatic.
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North Korea has also labored to limit Beijing's diplomatic influence.
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Mugabe had dispatched her legal representatives to claim diplomatic immunity.
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The Chinese leadership is walking a diplomatic and domestic tightrope.
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His formulation of this thought was, of course, excruciatingly diplomatic.
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France has also stepped up diplomatic initiatives to ease tensions.
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He also began charting a more diplomatic course with Iran.
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"Changes in the diplomatic arena are indeed challenging," she said.
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It now has formal diplomatic ties with just 15 nations.
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France stepped up diplomatic initiatives on Saturday to ease tensions.
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The United States remains Kosovo's biggest diplomatic and financial backer.
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As diplomatic crises go, this ticks a lot of boxes.
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If the South wants a diplomatic solution, China must participate.
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Like any coalition, the MNJT requires Nigeria's constant diplomatic stewardship.
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The U.S. relationship tested him as a world diplomatic leader.
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Meanwhile, President Trump rubbed some salt in the diplomatic wound.
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Usually this type of communication is sent between diplomatic officials.
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When is a phone call like a diplomatic life preserver?
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It crossed many minds when diplomatic relations began to thaw.
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Afghans are thankful for the current diplomatic mission to Kabul.
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But it could produce a long series of diplomatic confrontations.
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It seemed briefly like a Chinese diplomatic victory in Europe.
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They were largely a political, diplomatic and a military challenge.
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Our two countries have had normalized diplomatic relations for years.
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France is capable of limited but often decisive diplomatic moves.
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" Conspicuously absent from this world event was "American diplomatic influence.
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Certainly U.S. diplomatic power should continue to be fully exerted.
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Her diplomatic immunity saved her from prosecution at the time.
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That has complicated investigations and upended the normal diplomatic order.
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Further diplomatic losses would be a heavy blow to Taiwan.
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It's a timely reminder during a time of diplomatic upheaval.
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Taylor's lengthy diplomatic service occurred under Republican and Democratic presidents.
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Sacoolas claimed diplomatic immunity and left the country shortly after.
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Fourth, the U.S. has enhanced diplomatic, not just military, options.
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The consequences: some more diplomatic expulsions, some more financial sanctions.
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Our country has enough diplomatic problems in Europe these days.
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Our country has enough diplomatic problems in Europe these days.
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Sirens blared in the diplomatic area near the presidential palace.
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The documents also revealed an array of sensitive diplomatic secrets.
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Nor have his diplomatic labors eased tensions with North Korea.
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The two countries did not restore diplomatic relations until 2009.
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The diplomatic impact of the ISS is difficult to measure.
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To avoid an escalation, American diplomatic intervention is needed now.
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In theory, Canada could face diplomatic backlash by legalizing pot.
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However, fighting has not subsided even as diplomatic efforts intensify.
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There was no word on damage to the diplomatic compound.
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In this kind of situation, most CEOs would be diplomatic.
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Diplomatic and intelligence sources also said several women had died.
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And we happen to have diplomatic relations with [the Vatican].
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At the meeting with Adel al-Jubeir, ambassadors delivered a formal diplomatic note — known as a démarche — that also covered Saudi Arabia's record on human rights and women's rights, according to two diplomatic sources.
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Since the new sanctions were mooted, Russia has responded by ordering the US to cut staff at its diplomatic missions in the country by 755 employees, as well as seizing two US diplomatic properties.
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With diplomatic ties in a deep chill under the nationalist governments of Abe in Tokyo and President Xi Jinping in Beijing, high-level diplomatic meetings between the countries have been few and far between.
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The United Kingdom's ambassador to the US has resigned after a bunch of leaked diplomatic cables containing some unflattering observations about President Donald Trump set off a diplomatic spat between the two allied countries.
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The Ambassador drove him to Tehran's international airport in a diplomatic vehicle, and accompanied him through the diplomatic channel, through airport security and immigration, right up until the moment he got on the plane.
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In making the initial announcement on Friday, Russia said that the American diplomatic staff would have to be reduced to 455, matching the number of Russians employed at diplomatic missions in the United States.
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Go deeper: While Brexit has produced some unity among the 27 other European Union members, it stands to weaken the bloc's diplomatic clout and highlight internal divisions, our senior diplomatic correspondent in Europe writes.
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The report comes amid growing concerns about the politicization of the US diplomatic corp under Trump, and the way political allies of the president are pursuing diplomatic goals once the preserve of seasoned officials.
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To criticize your successor is a massive diplomatic faux pas, but at some point you need to get beyond diplomatic formality when you see the damage done every day by both words and deeds.
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Equatorial Guinea had argued at the ICJ, also known as the World Court, that a 2012 raid on Theodorin Obiang's residence was improper because he enjoyed diplomatic immunity and the residence was diplomatic property.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Monday it hoped the Trump administration would find the political wisdom to solve a diplomatic dispute with Moscow over the seizure of Russian diplomatic property in the United States.
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" In a statement, Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security Michael Evanoff said, "The Diplomatic Security Service has been protecting the spouse of the Secretary of State since the 1970s as the security threat dictates.
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According to a Friday report from Reuters, it even went so far as to try and name him to a diplomatic position in Russia but backed down after Britain refused to grant Assange diplomatic immunity.
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Ryabkov's comments come after Russia demanded Friday that the United States cut its diplomatic staff in Russia and said it would seize two US diplomatic properties in a sharp response to the new sanctions bill.
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Following a Russian order that the US cut its diplomatic staff in Russia, Tillerson announced last week that Russia must close its consulate in San Francisco and two diplomatic annexes in New York and Washington.
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Foreign ambassadors told The New York Times that the diplomatic community in Washington, DC, concurs with the withering assessment of the Trump administration provided by former UK ambassador Sir Kim Darroch in leaked diplomatic cables.
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The current diplomatic engagements on the peninsula by the two Koreas that can one day possibly lead to a peace treaty and U.S. efforts regarding denuclearization can be two-sides of our overall diplomatic strategy.
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" She suggested that combining military preparedness with diplomatic efforts would best deter perceived threats in space from all sides but added that "unfortunately, the US has not shown interest in diplomatic leadership regarding space security.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador in 2017 gave Wikileaks founder Julian Assange a diplomatic post in Russia but rescinded it after Britain refused to give him diplomatic immunity, according to an Ecuadorean government document seen by Reuters.
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The current Macedonian government is trying to complete a historic diplomatic deal with Greece that would remove the biggest obstacle to the country joining NATO and the European bloc after two decades of diplomatic limbo.
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Even during past diplomatic endeavors, like the 1993-'94 nuclear talks that produced the now-defunct Agreed Framework deal under which North Korea pledged not to pursue weapons, negotiations were primarily handled by diplomatic staff.
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Rare diplomatic honors The diplomatic honor bestowed upon North Korea was rare: Moon met Kim Yo Jong, the first member of the North's ruling dynasty to have visited South Korea, four times during the trip.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry has condemned the U.S. decision to seize three Russian diplomatic facilities as a "blatantly hostile act", urging Washington to immediately reverse the call or "bear the total blame" for worsening diplomatic ties.
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The U.S. government has repeatedly sent the message to South Korea's Foreign Ministry through various diplomatic channels that using Huawei products could cause security problems, Chosun Ilbo reported, citing an unnamed diplomatic source in Seoul.
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Clinton favors a diplomatic approach to the North Korean nuclear issue, addressed Chinese adventurism with quiet (and effective) multilateral diplomacy, and worked publicly and privately on behalf of the Obama administration's diplomatic opening to Cuba.
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Every diplomatic effort to address the conflict is fraught with uncertainty.
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Such an improvement should ultimately lead to re-establishing diplomatic relations.
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Instead they spun it as a sort of diplomatic bar fight.
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The two leaders might also reexamine consulate closures and diplomatic expulsions.
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Both Kuwait and Oman feel the pressure of the diplomatic dispute.
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While such a diplomatic move is technically feasible, is it probable?
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About 140 countries, however, ditched the diplomatic name for plain Macedonia.
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And yet you still call this meeting a monumental diplomatic breakthrough.
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A senior Turkish official has called the deal a "diplomatic victory".
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Canadian authorities haven't previously said he was protected by diplomatic immunity.
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They're dry and diplomatic statements recapping conversations using carefully chosen buzzwords.
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Diplomatic attempts to bring an end to the fighting were continuing.
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He is currently senior diplomatic adviser to the Counter Extremism Project.
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But on Instagram, the Utah Republican -- Jasoninthehouse -- wasn't nearly as diplomatic.
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France has been involved, criticizing Rome in a major diplomatic row.
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It was the diplomatic hurdles that had stressed Team USA out.
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"But now Japan feels like their diplomatic efforts have been undermined."
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Because they don't have the diplomatic language you expect from politicians.
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Two other diplomatic sources confirmed May was on the invite list.
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I think that's why political and diplomatic efforts are being activated.
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Yun also told Reuters he could not comment on diplomatic exchanges.
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We can and must do better for our top diplomatic post.
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Now, Trump is taking more active steps to open diplomatic channels.
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The diplomatic model we use today is different from past efforts.
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Moscow has repeatedly asked for the diplomatic fences to be mended.
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In 1952, Peng was cooking dinner for a visiting diplomatic envoy.
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The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss diplomatic matters.
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And beyond the diplomatic fallout, there was the risk of failure.
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We have no diplomatic relations, no trade, no cross-cultural exchanges.
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Haley's resignation caught Washington, DC, and the diplomatic community by surprise.
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There are two absurd things about this game of diplomatic telephone.
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In diplomatic parlance, this became known as the JCPOA's snapback mechanism.
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Syria says military action is more likely than a diplomatic solution.
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Diplomatic relations between the two giant democracies have long been testy.
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And last week, a video mocking Erdogan caused a diplomatic row.
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The diplomatic staffing order is Putin showing he hasn't been cowed.
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The episode was of a piece with Poland's growing diplomatic drift.
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Omar apologized for any offense and pledged to be more diplomatic.
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A combination of diplomatic carrots and sticks probably played a part.
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China sees diplomatic benefit, too, in hanging tough on climate change.
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Asia's beleaguered waterbirds might be diplomatic as well as zoological treasures.
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We can be diplomatic and pursue justice at the same time.
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It reports directly to the president, irking some in diplomatic circles.
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Ecuador withdrew Assange's diplomatic asylum earlier today leading to his arrest.
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A diplomatic source said Soilihi was arrested after releasing the statement.
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Striking a bad one would be a moral and diplomatic disaster.
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Still, others say Krane is well prepared on this diplomatic front.
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The North's recent activity comes amid a long-standing diplomatic stalemate.
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Carter sought to draw a line between military and diplomatic efforts.
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That means the OAS might not be the right diplomatic vehicle.
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Davies, who has diplomatic immunity under international law, was not charged.
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But she added a diplomatic warning on the need for restraint.
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Diplomatic cables published by Wikileaks from that period showed U.S. frustration.
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He might seem to lack the diplomatic skills for such dealmaking.
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It could well be a diplomatic response or an economic response.
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The Chinese-Canadian diplomatic spat has not reached that point yet.
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Neither Sporyshev nor Podobnyy was arrested because they had diplomatic immunity.
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Context: The U.S. restored diplomatic relations with Cuba in late 2014.
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Lawsuits against European firms will frustrate concerted diplomatic action against Venezuela.
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The Trump administration largely ignored Mr Maduro's rupture of diplomatic relations.
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America is waging a sustained legal and diplomatic battle against Huawei.
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This is all part of the standard North Korean diplomatic playbook.
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" Shuman reeled back in his chair, unable to be diplomatic. "Mr.
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By July, diplomatic ties were restored after a 54-year rupture.
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That step would raise profound diplomatic and existential questions for Israel.
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His confession sparked a rare diplomatic row between the two countries.
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Haley said the diplomatic status between both countries is not changing.
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Barack Obama opened up diplomatic relations with Castro's little brother, Raul.
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We are exploring a new range of security and diplomatic measures.
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The countries have not had diplomatic ties for nearly 15 years.
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That could potentially drive a diplomatic wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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Slightly out of character for him, Gordon gave very diplomatic answers.
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The NSC effort is also looking at diplomatic and economic options.
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Kushner wanted to use Russian diplomatic facilities for the proposed meetings.
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Will the US and Israel take diplomatic action against the UN?
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Senior diplomatic sources told CNN there's little information about the attack.
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Qatar has responded with a mixture of diplomatic outreach and defiance.
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And that was to help facilitate our action through diplomatic initiatives.
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On the surface there is nothing wrong with the diplomatic aspects.
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And it's not helping diplomatic relations between the two countries, mate.
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The talks will be a major test of Tillerson's diplomatic skills.
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Intermittent clashes persist despite a notional ceasefire and diplomatic peace efforts.
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So who are the main players in this regional diplomatic spat?
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And yet the last 24 hours have seen unprecedented diplomatic drama.
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The call aroused criticism and raised questions about his diplomatic skills.
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High-profile diplomatic visits have often been required to free them.
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MORE took the compounds, which previously enjoyed diplomatic immunity, last December.
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Did you not unfairly escalate tensions by breaking off diplomatic relations?
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Bending to international diplomatic pressure, Rajoelina gave up power in 2013.
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Full Fact takes a more diplomatic approach, refraining from applying labels.
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What's needed is a serious diplomatic effort to freeze weapons testing.
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The U.S. has since 1979 had no diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
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The end of the war, and the onset of the diplomatic
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New presidencies bring new opportunities to break age-old diplomatic norms.
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Clinton described her relationship with Vladimir Putin in a diplomatic way.
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" He also recited this diplomatic line: "Taylor is an amazing woman.
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The U.S. also maintains deep economic and diplomatic ties with Beijing.
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Yet Mr Erdogan's government has failed to show much diplomatic finesse.
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Washington has been using LNG as a diplomatic and political tool.
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Obama says the bill would undermine decades-old diplomatic immunity protections.
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Funding for diplomatic security came under scrutiny after the Benghazi attacks.
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Diplomatic contacts will continue, visas will be processed -- albeit more slowly.
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They mostly work now from Russian diplomatic premises in central Brussels.
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An agreed path through this diplomatic minefield had to be found.
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The Department of State, therefore, did not pursue a diplomatic option.
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Typical diplomatic protocol involves phone calls on highly secure phone lines.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - As diplomatic faux-pas go, it's a delicate one.
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But Mr Vucic has demonstrated a remarkable talent for diplomatic pivots.
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Stauskas and McConnell decided to leave it tied, a diplomatic finish.
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Hill called it "a real turning point" for the diplomatic corps.
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In Iran, a diplomatic window may have eased its malign behavior.
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Thankfully, the two countries are working to re-establish diplomatic relations.
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But that doesn't mean other diplomatic traps aren't lying in wait.
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Lebanese leaders spent the 1950s locked in a diplomatic dance—becoming
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The current Kim, however, has showed no desire for diplomatic talks.
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Saudi Arabia cut off its diplomatic ties to Iran on Sunday.
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The Saudi diplomatic mission in Geneva did not respond to inquiries.
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The administration also left O'Sullivan out of diplomatic events for weeks.
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Around the world, a shift in diplomatic strategy has already begun.
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From American diplomatic missions, my colleagues and I analyzed foreign societies.
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Tokyo (CNN)A rising diplomatic tide really does lift all boats.
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I am hopeful more military and diplomatic officials follow their lead.
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Mr. Obama's hectic schedule captured the diplomatic, political and security crosscurrents.
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Burke said people were free to criticize the Pope's diplomatic methods.
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Asked how he broke into the diplomatic corps, Mr. Zampolli shrugged.
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The issue also became a topic of U.S.-Swedish diplomatic spat.
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Protests occurred in 2012 at U.S. diplomatic facilities in the region.
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That was a departure from diplomatic norm, to put it politely.
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There was no progress on diplomatic efforts to halt the bloodshed.
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Federal prosecutors have been more diplomatic in their choice of words.
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Congress must also stop the hollowing out of our diplomatic capacity.
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To this day, Israel and Saudi Arabia don't have diplomatic relations.
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The projection of power was still part of its diplomatic repertoire.
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In July, diplomatic ties were restored after 54 years of enmity.
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Imposing consequences could involve diplomatic, law enforcement, economic, or kinetic actions.
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A diplomatic consulate is a place of business, not an abattoir.
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What other diplomatic efforts will you undertake to make Americans safer?
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We do not comment on the substance of our diplomatic exchanges.
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Other concerns include Saudi Arabia cutting off diplomatic ties with Iran.
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The former head of the DNI touting The Worm's diplomatic prowess?
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This is why bilateral diplomatic talks with North Korea are crucial.
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Steady pressure, bilateral diplomatic talks and patience can win the day.
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The move deepens a diplomatic rift between the two Asian neighbors.
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In the bitter diplomatic and economic chill, Ankara sided with Qatar.
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No country bases their diplomatic mission in Jerusalem as a result.
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President Trump knows that diplomatic success will require cooperation with China.
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Even if political appointees, they almost always have serious diplomatic experience.
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Finally, we must be creative in finding a diplomatic path forward.
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He reiterated his demand for US diplomatic personnel to leave Venezuela.
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The diplomatic sources did not know of specific percentages or timeframes.
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After diplomatic talks, the Houthis released Mr. McAlister after 192 days.
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They like the East Room/Cross Hall and the Diplomatic Room.
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"Diplomatic options remain viable and open, for now," Tillerson said. Sen.
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Case officers, generally with diplomatic protection, build relationships with foreign assets.
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The U.S. will maintain diplomatic relations with Havana, the official said.
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The U.S. can reap tremendous rewards by building strong diplomatic ties.
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The sanctions include freezing all diplomatic communication but no economic measures.
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What is the diplomatic negotiating going into it behind the scenes?
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NATO member Norway has close diplomatic ties with the United States.
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One diplomatic source says that the cannabis problem is "getting worse".
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Domestic considerations have also played into India's relatively muted diplomatic response.
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Egypt and Iran's diplomatic relations have been strained since the 1970s.
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The action, she added, came after diplomatic options had been exhausted.
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We know he wasn't being diplomatic; that's not his modus operandi.
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A diplomatic source said the EU had given Bern until Dec.
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Another hot topic was the restoration of diplomatic ties with Cuba.
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Diplomatic sources told Reuters the ambassadors did not get a response.
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Trump showed off his granddaughter as part of his diplomatic efforts.
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On the diplomatic front, relations between the two countries remained strained.
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Lucky planet Jupiter is currently in diplomatic, fair Air sign Libra.
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But despite the expulsions, Russia's diplomatic cupboard is far from bare.
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Offensive cyberattacks and other covert actions could reinforce our diplomatic efforts.
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That phone call caused China to submit a formal diplomatic complaint.
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She has claimed diplomatic immunity and fled to the United States.
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The first lady has some lingering diplomatic baggage of her own.
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Overseas, Mr. Ye and other CEFC executives have worn diplomatic hats.
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But because of diplomatic immunity, the diplomat could not be charged.
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China and North Korea are commemorating 70 years of diplomatic relations.
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Ted Cruz, en route to a diplomatic tour of Central America.
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Sports leaders have been walking a diplomatic tightrope since the killing.
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He said Israel had also worked to lay the diplomatic groundwork.
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Communication in relationships is improving, thanks to Mercury in diplomatic Libra.
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That turned Wednesday's vote into an unusually closely watched diplomatic event.
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This diplomatic process requires engaging the Houthis, not just bombing them.
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Beneath the pleasantries, they were working to ease a diplomatic crisis.
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The trip will prove a massive test of Pompeo's diplomatic skill.
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But you're right, startling, I think, is a little more diplomatic.
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But China responded with a diplomatic campaign targeting the Muslim world.
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But Trump doesn't know diplomatic niceties and doesn't follow any script.
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The State Department said it had no comment on diplomatic conversations.
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We are in the middle of a political and diplomatic crisis.
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But few believe such an effort of diplomatic telephone will succeed.
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Yet the loss of American diplomatic heft here is also evident.
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The officials were granted anonymity to discuss a sensitive diplomatic matter.
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General Abizaid remains highly regarded by both military and diplomatic veterans.
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Mexico's relatively aloof attitude toward the coronavirus has created diplomatic tensions.
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"We don't always have to agree," a similarly diplomatic Turner offered.
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The US no longer has diplomatic relations with the Maduro government.
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Saudi Arabia responded that plaintiffs' lawyers may not commandeer diplomatic pouches.
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" — SETH MEYERS "This is a major diplomatic win for the president.
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Others were less diplomatic in pinning the blame on the lawyers.
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S. military and diplomatic personnel in Iraq and throughout the region.
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The United States does not have diplomatic ties with North Korea.
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It follows a series of diplomatic crises involving Mr. Erdogan's government.
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He and his wife were diplomatic royalty, jetting around the world.
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The diplomatic approach toward Venezuela should be thoughtful, systematic and patient.
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In 2019, the collateral damage may become the U.S. diplomatic establishment.
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Most successful diplomatic negotiations are built on a secret initial phase.
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If he confirmed, he will assume oversight of the diplomatic preparations.
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But efforts to create change have been stymied by diplomatic tensions.
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