In the luxury boxes, different heads of state shake hands with other different heads of state.
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Basically, Pedretti is arguing that incumbent heads of state can't be charged and prosecuted by a foreign court, whereas past heads of state can.
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Those four areas included direct communications with Trump, diplomatic communications, meetings with other heads of state and staffing Trump had on calls with foreign heads of state, NBC News reports.
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Even heads of state, she bragged, would phone her directly.
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He met with presidents, royalty, heads of state, the Pope.
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Olivia has murdered foreign heads of state and vice presidents.
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None of these representatives will be heads of state, though.
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Uganda is hosting several heads of state for the ceremony.
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George RR Martin knows a thing about heads of state.
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So, all over Africa, I talk to heads of state.
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Zuckerberg meeting with heads of state Zuckerberg meeting with heads of state Trump has railed against globalization's inevitable effect of manufacturing and other jobs moving to countries with looser worker protection and minimum wage laws.
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Former heads of state and A-list entertainers appeared on stage.
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Both heads of state talked about bringing U.S.-Japanese relations closer.
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Whether it's heads of state, senators, Congressman; the captains of industry.
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MAYBE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO HEADS OF STATE WILL BEAR FRUIT.
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Global law protects heads of state and their entourage from arrest.
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What can people who aren't heads of state or diplomats do?
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Historically, post-election calls to heads of state are choreographed affairs.
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The president of the European Council represents all heads of state.
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After all, most encounters between heads of state are ultimately atmospheric.
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What have you learned advising heads of state and government officials?
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The heads of state changed, but the structures stayed the same.
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Here are the longest-serving heads of state on the continent.
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As of Friday, 91 heads of state had committed to attend.
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Maybe consider inviting all of the 15 ECOWAS heads of state?
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He's the CEO whose views are sought by heads of state.
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Trump himself has pushed weapons sales with foreign heads of state.
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She has welcomed numerous foreign heads of state to the White House.
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Sanctions need approval by the bloc&aposs heads of state and government.
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The heads of state attending his funeral praised his contribution to peace.
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He's at the President's side during visits by foreign heads of state.
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The opportunity is typically reserved for heads of state and prime ministers.
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The ministers shall propose actions including possible summits by heads of state.
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Tech C.E.O.s hold forth like heads of state, and well they should.
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Politicians, former heads of state and celebrities are gathering today for Mrs.
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And perhaps, most important, celebrities do not make excellent heads of state.
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Any similarities to living heads of state are probably not just coincidental.
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The dispute has also involved the wives of both heads of state.
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More than 1,700 guests, including 30 heads of state, attended the wedding.
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It is sent to heads of state and government and international organizations.
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It was the first telephone call between heads of state via satellite.
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The deal was previously approved by May's government and European heads of state.
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Pope Francis with different heads of state during their visits at the Vatican.
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Last month I met with heads of state from European and Asian nations.
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She wants the tutor so she can intelligently converse with heads of state.
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Both heads of state think they're being reasonable and that their counterpart isn't.
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In equally short supply were heads of state from the major Western nations.
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Lackeys have appeared with umbrellas for the heads of state and FIFA dignitaries.
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Trump's open insults to allied heads of state and government are damaging enough.
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PARIS — As heads of state go, this one appears to be quite expensive.
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The President doesn't appear to be learning from other heads of state, either.
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Meanwhile, the 27 heads of state in Europe are speaking at 5 p.m.
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Markovic, Trump and other heads of state were arranging themselves for a photograph.
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" Jose Franco, Mexico "Heads of state who succeed in generating wealth are rare.
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They are the elite — heads of state, billionaire hedge fund managers, technology executives.
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Upstairs, old televisions ran footage of each of Nigeria's past heads of state.
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After the speech, the heads of state gathered to take a group photo.
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They could call heads of state, and sit down, and do the hard negotiations.
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"I congratulate him as is natural between two democratic heads of state," said Hollande.
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" "We need to wait for, among other things, the G20 heads of state meeting.
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Trump meets with business leaders, politicians, and heads of state in the Oval Office.
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Racking up these sorts of expenses isn't unusual for heads of state in France.
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The heads of state expressed satisfaction with the conversation, which was businesslike and constructive.
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Becker's clients include movie stars, heads of state and business titans around the world.
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Seventeen countries have confirmed their heads of state will be attending, the ACS said.
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But the final say belongs to the heads of state of the euro area.
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You'd have a head of the Council for for heads of state and government.
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There, he will participate in his first NATO meeting with other heads of state.
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In July, Germany will host round two — the G-28503 heads of state summit.
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Joseph Dunford, was to set the stage for next week's heads of state meeting.
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Okay, I'm not fabulously wealthy, nor do I meet regularly with heads of state.
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Poland and Portugal, among others, have similar laws against insulting foreign heads of state.
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Mr Erdogan invoked an old, neglected German law against insulting foreign heads of state.
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The gathering boasted the attendance of about 28500 African heads of state or government.
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The 28 EU heads of state are at an impasse over the Commission presidency.
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Trump met recently with the heads of state from Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
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African Heads of State are thinking big and so is the African Development Bank.
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The logistics of making 28 heads of state agree on anything are mind-bending.
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On his travels, Dorsey meets heads of state, including Japan's Prime Minister Shinzō Abe.
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Mr. Guterres did not mention any countries or any heads of state by name.
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The heads of state with dictatorial inclinations and scary tech in their hands. Facialrecognitiondeepfakes.
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The manufacturer said that 22016 countries use them to transport their heads of state.
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"Meeting of two heads of state is never an informal occurrence," Ms. Whelan said.
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Muslim women have very rarely served as heads of state or government in Europe.
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Caribbean heads of state attending the meeting voiced concern about how immigrants were treated.
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The government arrested scores of Kashmiris, including former heads of state, without disclosing charges.
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Question marks also linger over current heads of state and their power to stem instability.
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The G20 heads of state meet in the Japanese city of Osaka later this week.
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In 24, out of 226 countries, just 22019 have women as their heads of state.
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The 5,000-strong audience, sprinkled with foreign heads of state and corporate bigwigs, applauded warmly.
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CONWAY: This is very typical for President Trump to have calls with heads of state.
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Those members went on to become heads of state, keeping Poland under the Iron Curtain.
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There have also been incidents that raised the possibility of attacks on heads of state.
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Definitely out has been any kind of direct communication between the two heads of state.
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Leaving such questions for deliberations by heads of state and government would lead to failure.
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President Donald Trump continues his overseas trip and meets with NATO heads of state Thursday.
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EU heads of state are due to discuss British proposals at a summit in February.
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"When the Vatican speaks to heads of state, they don't talk about religion," Faggioli said.
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"There has not yet been substantive contact between the two heads of state," Peskov said.
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Journalists, business executives and heads of state, including Barack Obama, have all published on Medium.
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I mentioned other countries that have female heads of state, including Great Britain and Germany.
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He also said 45 heads of state and government would be among the delegations attending.
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Because conversations between heads of state can range widely, such materials are usually very detailed.
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Many other European heads of state, equally troubled by Moscow's chicanery, followed the English lead.
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One reason for that optimism is the close tie between the two heads of state.
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As president, Macron would normally meet with other heads of state or government, not deputies.
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Ulrich also discussed Trump's earlier meetings with other heads of state at a NATO conference.
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Tomorrow, she may well be devising strategy for our corporations ... or our heads of state.
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Observers say it was a more elaborate arrival ceremony than heads of state normally receive.
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Formal dinners for visiting heads of state are held at the more spacious Rideau Hall.
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A summit between heads of state might simply prove too far a leap to take.
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Imprisonment of once powerful heads of state could, however, still be reversed, delayed or stopped.
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He boasted a record of helping elect two dozen heads of state around the world.
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In an apparent sign of caution, no heads of state aside from Sudan's leader, Gen.
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From Suleiman the Magnificent to Benito Mussolini, heads of state have often made ideal patrons.
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Davos will have dozens of billionaires and heads of state in attendance, but few women.
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"This is all wrong," said Thunberg, blasting heads of state assembled east of First Avenue.
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Let's take it easy and just look at his phone calls with heads of state.
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The heads of state will meet at Macron's summer retreat in the South of France.
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Thirty-five countries have elected women to be heads of state in the past 50 years.
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But heads of state don&apost bow to each other, it&aposs as simple as that.
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He knows he needs to talk to the heads of state rather than the oil ministers.
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Heavy security met party loyalists and visiting heads of state, including Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir.
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This group usually performs the background work ahead of any decision by European heads of state.
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Initially, only heads of state, government ministers and representatives of African Union will receive the passport.
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Those names include heads of state, including Narendra Modi of India and Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil.
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The first meeting between the heads of state of divided Korea took place in June 2000.
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French heads of state here once spoke of national unity, of patriotism, of resistance, of heroism.
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And it's not just heads of state who stand tall in the brand's classic pump style.
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Vespasian was also one of the first heads of state to fear technology's impact on workers.
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They leave nothing for the American and Chinese heads of state and government to talk about.
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They do not bow to heads of state, monarchs, potentates, popes or any other mere mortal.
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The heads of state will discuss and distribute the different roles between the different member nations.
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To be sure, the heads of state themselves still dictate the tone of international relations overall.
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Yet Russia will still be at the core of discussions between the assembled heads of state.
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Instead, Trump badgered heads of state of the alliance that an increased financial commitment was needed.
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The Swedish, Icelandic, Norwegian and Danish prime ministers are heads of government, not heads of state.
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After World War II, the law's scope was expanded to include all foreign heads of state.
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China's Foreign Ministry said on Thursday Chinese and U.S. heads of state have been maintaining contact.
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Commentators, lawmakers, presidents, federal officials, foreign heads of state and journalists are among those who agree.
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NATO heads of state and government are scheduled to meet early next month in Brussels, Belgium.
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And if he wins, he will be facing a situation few heads of state would envy.
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The post of president was created so that the chairman could meet other heads of state.
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This would certainly change the way governments handle security for heads of state in public events.
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The latest example comes from Brussels, where Trump is meeting with other NATO heads of state.
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We thought about inviting all the heads of state of Allied nations but decided against it.
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Forget Matteo Renzi and Emmanuel Macron, who both became European heads of state in their 40s.
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Beyoncé probably has better layers of security to get to her than some heads of state.
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Dancing is a casual diplomatic tradition meant for guests and heads of state alike to mingle.
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At the end of the meeting, the two heads of state signed a noncommittal joint statement.
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It is common for CEO's to sign agreements with their foreign counterparts and heads of state.
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The Chinese probably assess that you like to have good meetings with other heads of state.
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Mr. Abe has also been adept at developing relationships with other potentially difficult heads of state.
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Under the royal family's invitations, Iran became a popular destination for celebrities and heads of state.
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Ambassador Marc-André Blanchard took the podium where Trump and other heads of state delivered speeches.
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Aside from Israel, most nations sent foreign ministers or other emissaries rather than heads of state.
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This was no longer our problem; it belonged to our governors, our senators, our heads of state.
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Kim has never hosted a meeting with any other foreign heads of state in the country's capital.
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If an agreement can be found, the heads of state will sign off on the document Sunday.
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The resort's guests include more than a 100 years' worth of heads of state, celebrities, and artists.
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If agreement can be found, the heads of state will sign off on the document on Sunday.
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They shook hands again as regional heads of state and government met to discuss the civil war.
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She said she would also interact with the heads of state of other countries at the inauguration.
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At the recent 2016 Nuclear Security Summit, heads of state revealed country "gift baskets" and action plans.
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Gambians hoped the region's other heads of state would persuade their own erratic president to step down.
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Look ahead: Trump will attend a meeting of NATO heads of state in Brussels on May 25.
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Heads of state and titans of industry still cheered him as a reformer and accepted Saudi contracts.
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"It's a heads of state meeting, not a trade meeting," a source with direct knowledge told Axios.
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Interim President Michel Temer presided over the opening of the Games with dozens of heads of state.
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Convincing European heads of state of her desire to achieve a mutually beneficial Brexit may prove difficult.
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In his letter, Edwards highlighted his acquaintance with foreign heads of state, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Blair House accommodates heads of state and other dignitaries when visiting the US, Business Insider previously reported.
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Moreover, waivers have been made in the Ukraine investigation, including ordinarily privileged communications with heads of state.
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It is not uncommon for presidents to encourage other heads of state to assist in such probes.
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"In Sudan, Kenya and Libya, that meant going after heads of state and senior ministers," he said.
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Presidents-elect typically receive standard briefings from the State Department before communicating with other heads of state.
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Direct lineage from God through Adam to reigning heads of state and family underpins traditional patriarchy's authority.
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It would be the first time that a major NATO birthday was celebrated without heads of state.
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The G5 Sahel heads of state already called for the creation of a multinational force last year.
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Where do royals go once they've passed the baton to new heads of state in Buckingham Palace?
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Long before their father's election, the Trump children's international trips often included audiences with heads of state.
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He had to sign the document, but there was a bottleneck—again, heads of state went first.
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Back then, elitist heads of state, the European Union bureaucrats, and international CEOs were uniformly against Trump.
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Others argued that releasing details of the call between two heads of state set a bad precedent.
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Kyrgyzstan's parliament voted last month to strip Atambayev of immunity normally enjoyed by former heads of state.
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"Immunity ratione personae prevents incumbent Heads of State from being subjected to foreign criminal jurisdiction," Pedretti writes.
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Kiir and Machar shook hands again Thursday as regional heads of state and government discussed the civil war.
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Users post images of grand architecture, fashion, cuisine, culture, engineering, universities, diamond mines and female heads of state.
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Heads of state and government representatives from the countries involved in the historic military operation will also attend.
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In 2003, 20 years after the bombings, the Light Brigade is slowly killing certain heads of state. Why?
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Whereas the median age in the Arab world is 25, among Arab heads of state it is 72.
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Of the 175 current heads of state around the world, 18—or just over 10 percent—are women.
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Heads of state from Pacific countries, including Fiji's President Jioji Konkrote will also be in attendance, she added.
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It's not, but heads of state, ministers, mayors and business leaders better get serious quick, entreated Helen Mountford.
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"I have had some run-ins with at least four heads of state already on this," said Biden.
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Tusk, who represents the 27 heads of state, will visit Prime Minister Theresa May in London next month.
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It is up to the 27 heads of state to decide, unanimously, whether such delay can be granted.
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All of these games are monitored by Deputy Heads of State, who report to the Head of State.
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French President Emmanuel Macron was the guest of honor at the opening, along with other heads of state.
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We went around the world twice and shot scenes with heads of state like Princess Grace and Nixon.
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Merkel is meeting 15 other European heads of state this week to prepare the groundwork for a Sept.
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Iran, Jordan, Qatar and Kuwait, were among the countries that sent their heads of state to Wednesday's meeting.
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Heads of state should make pandemic preparedness an integral part of their national security strategies, the report suggested.
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Largarde's nomination is subject to approval by the European Council, a group of 28 European heads of state.
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He mixed with heads of state, with presidents, with prime ministers but he never lost his common touch.
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Inside, page after page contained signed letters of gratitude from US presidents, heads of state, kings, and queens.
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Instead, heads of state treat Putin with great respect as a master chess player in diplomatic war games.
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There are mayors, heads of state, corporate chiefs and other icons who share common ground on practical solutions.
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The former vice president said he had been contacted by 14 heads of state regarding the Trump administration.
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She spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos, rubbing elbows with heads of state and pop stars.
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During his French military service, Pépin became personal chef to three heads of state, including Charles de Gaulle.
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Mr. Sirisena began firing the heads of state institutions not in his purview and stacking them with loyalists.
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Next week in Detroit, Ms. Franklin will be mourned in a way usually reserved for heads of state.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — He accepts less-than-credible denials from autocratic heads of state about nefarious acts.
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Heads of state expected to attend the funeral include South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Kenya's Uhuru Kenyatta.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss how Trump's calls with foreign heads of state are handled.
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The short ceremony was witnessed by African heads of state and dignitaries from Senegal, Mali, Ghana and Nigeria.
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The wedding drew members of royalty from around the world, as well as politicians and heads of state.
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"To forge personal relations between heads of state is a diplomatically natural thing between states," the statement said.
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The three heads of state are set to talk about trade, bilateral relations and the North Korea issue.
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The following are comments by EU heads of state and government and senior EU officials before the meeting.
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He said his brand of personal diplomacy, meeting with heads of state, was crucial in furthering Chase's interests.
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This time we talked to those in perhaps the most exclusive club of all: former heads of state.
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The bombing of the pop concert will overshadow the previous agenda when the heads of state meet Thursday.
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A Boeing spokesman said on Tuesday the company would not comment on a meeting between heads of state.
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Trump's comments were unusual because most heads of state do not discuss their private conversations with the queen.
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For most heads of state, this wouldn't be something you'd need to yell at a foreign dignitary about.
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This isn't the first time the president has sought to keep his conversations with foreign heads of state secret.
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And it's not just heads of state and government that fall short in a count of women in power.
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So far, the AU has issued its single African passport only to heads of state and senior AU officials.
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A splendid idea, but for now the AU issues them only to heads of state and senior AU officials.
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In the corridors of the European Parliament, Sondland worked to build personal relationships with heads of state and diplomats.
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Pence, Speaker Pelosi, heads of state, members of Congress and honored guests: Thank you for inviting me here today.
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Maurer will be received by heads of state in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Riyadh during the trip from Oct.
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It was frequented by United States presidents including President Obama, and other heads of state, celebrities, artists and designers.
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Heads of State and Government on September 26002, 2015 adopted the 17 SDGs, also known as the 2030 Agenda.
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President Trump with other heads of state and leaders at the NATO summit on July 11 in Brussels, Belgium.
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New York City has tightened security, as heads of state arrive for the United Nations general assembly this week.
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Nonetheless, there is no agreement yet in Brussels — where the 28 heads of state have been gathered since Sunday.
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The emperor was one of the first heads of state to encourage the development of art, science and technology.
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" On calling Bush after 9/11: "I certainly understood that heads of state need moral support at such times.
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Copeny goes to a public school and tells her friends about her adventures meeting heads of state and singers.
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In the Americas, women have been elected as heads of state in Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Jamaica.
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French President Emmanuel Macron will be the guest of honor at the opening, along with other heads of state.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the heads of state will back Trump's call for higher spending on defense.
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CNBC expects to interview more than 71213 CEOs, economists, policy makers and heads of state during the annual meeting.
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And a second school of thought which says the heads of state have the final say on the appointment.
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On that visit, Trump, still a candidate, was treated with the pomp normally reserved for visiting heads of state.
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This isn't the first time Abramoff has attempted to facilitate meetings between African heads of state and American officials.
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It will be one of the very rare diplomatic events when heads of state meet without a fixed agenda.
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But this is about much more than one trip and much more than any comity between heads of state.
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He was as familiar to heads of state in Washington, Moscow and London as almost any top American diplomat.
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Latin American heads of state wished Mr. Trump well, and offered their own ideas on how he might govern.
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Keeping with tradition, the Reagans hosted foreign heads of state and dignitaries for special dinners at the White House.
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They don't take their marching orders from heads of state, they take them from the heads of their companies.
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Politicians, former heads of state, celebrities and a dwindling circle of old friends will gather on Friday for Mrs.
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The chairman of the African Union and 14 other African heads of state were present at the swearing-in.
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NATO headquarters in Brussels said it was "highly likely" Trump would attend the heads of state and government meeting.
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Mattis told a crowd that included heads of state and more than 70 defense ministers that Trump backed NATO.
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In 20163 he addressed Parliament, which that year granted him the same rights as other former heads of state.
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The 27 European heads of state held a conference call Tuesday evening to harmonize their actions against the virus.
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Buhari came directly from Addis Ababa, where he had been attending an African Union Summit for heads of state.
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So those corporations will receive a great deal of money from foreign heads of state because this is there.
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Carafano argued that foreign heads of state simply "roll their eyes" and ignore Trump's hardline tweets as domestic messaging.
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"Deepfakes could be used internationally to embarrass or incriminate heads of state or other prominent politicians," said NYU's Barrett.
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The goal was to set up a conversation including Trump, Rouhani, Macron and possibly other European heads of state.
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Generally, she explains, there are two forms of immunity in international law from which heads of state can benefit.
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Last year's FII was a very different affair with a high level of prominent business leaders and heads of state.
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The two heads of state think they should enhance trade relations, ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a daily news briefing.
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And Vice President Mike Pence's meeting with heads of state in Guatemala City last week was a giant missed opportunity.
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The Queen nominally appoints each ambassador and takes a close interest due to her contacts with other heads of state.
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And while the two heads of state met, tens of thousands of anti-Trump protesters flooded the streets in London.
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She thinks he has a strong work ethic, as evidenced by his early meetings with several other heads of state.
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Heads of state from some countries with the largest elephant populations in Africa will be on site for the burn.
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Enter this bar on any given day, and you'll clink glasses with congressmen, White House staffers, and heads of state.
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Rabobank labels this as another example of the "pragmatic approach" that EU heads of state have taken around Brexit deadlines.
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Whether the publicity America's president brings to his fellow heads of state is helpful or harmful remains to be seen.
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At a recent summit, heads of state discussed drafting an east African constitution, with the ultimate goal of political federation.
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Later in the calendar, there will also be elections for heads of state in France, Germany and possibly in Italy.
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Putin said many heads of state around the world had told him of similar U.S. meddling in their internal affairs.
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It was the heads of state that actually agreed to the first production agreement, not the oil ministers, he said.
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"Africa is my home and I am coming back home," King Mohammed said, to applause from other heads of state.
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The heads of government in most nations prefer a certain amount of predictability and decorum from other heads of state.
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I've done my lift on politicians and heads of state who had even more confidence and success after the procedure.
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No Italian president has even been impeached, although the procedure was initiated for three heads of state in the past.
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A question that will have implications for everyone from journalists to heads of state to private citizens of all countries.
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It&aposs an interesting concept to take it to a legislative level rather than just the two heads of state.
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On April 10th Ankara dispatched a formal diplomatic note, invoking an antiquated German law against insulting foreign heads of state.
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Its political power is similarly far-reaching; heads of state often defer to Exxon in order to secure its coöperation.
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Lopez Obrador invited more than 200 heads of state to the event, according to a report on El Universal newspaper.
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Trump will join the other heads of state at a cultural event after dinner and remain overnight in Charlevoix, Quebec.
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And the pictures posted on social media of her careful preparation for her turn as hostess to heads of state.
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As a girl, Ms. Wilsey accompanied her parents to Europe, where they dined with royal families and heads of state.
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He's gone from global pariah to a regional jet-setter, meeting with heads of state and smiling for the cameras.
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The NATO meeting focused on preparations for July's NATO heads of state and government summit, according to the State Department.
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Heads of state, CEOs, public intellectuals and even major celebrities were among the attendees of the exclusive four-day megaconference.
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In June, EU heads of state called for the industry to step up its efforts to police its own platforms.
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As head of the host nation, Trump can invite heads of state who are not part of the G-7.
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"I was using it to interview heads of state, and so on, to approach a variety of embassies," he said.
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"I am alarmed at leaks of conversations between two heads of state," Democratic U.S. Senator Brian Schatz wrote on Twitter.
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And there are often meetings between American presidential candidates and foreign heads of state, like the Israeli prime minister. Exactly.
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Some heads of state, like Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, would like to see the whole sanctions thing go away.
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The ECOWAS heads of state shuttled back and forth to The Gambia's capital, Banjul, pressuring their colleague to leave peacefully.
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State visits are the highest-ranking form of diplomatic exchange — only heads of state qualify for the lavish public ceremony.
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"It is perfectly normal to have a luncheon or dinner for visiting foreign minister or heads of state," he said.
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Mr. Mandela, recently released from prison in South Africa, was traveling to Canada after meeting with European heads of state.
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So far, 72 current and former heads of state have been linked to offshore shell companies created by Mossack Fonseca.
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The choice, made by heads of state and government in the European Council, must be approved by the European Parliament.
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Like Kim Jong-un, Mr. Maduro is one of a handful of heads of state under United States government sanctions.
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Kim has not met any foreign heads of state since succeeding his father as North Korean leader in late 2011.
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She wants the coffin and visiting heads of state to be part of a procession through the streets of Washington.
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Non-business participants in the meeting — from heads of state to leaders of the arts — do not pay to participate.
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The American diplomacy that followed — including Bush's personal intervention with heads of state — resulted in peace agreements for both countries.
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Johnson huddled with other heads of state including Justin Trudeau as the Canadian prime minister mocked Trump's rambling press conferences.
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Mr. Trump could make his own calls directly to foreign heads of state, outside of the security council's official process.
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Tragically, Heads of State from G7 countries missed the opportunity to address this humanitarian crisis, prevent starvation, and save lives.
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The pic -- which features 4 generations of potential Heads of State in the United Kingdom -- was snapped by Ranald Mackechnie.
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The initiative builds on President Donald Trump's efforts to personally boost arms sales on calls with foreign heads of state.
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More than 450 senior executives, policymakers and heads of state are in attendance at the Munich Security Conference this week.
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Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg gave a dramatic speech at the summit, scolding heads of state in particularly harsh terms.
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Nearly 5003 foreign heads of state are expected to converge on New York City for the United Nations General Assembly.
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I asked Tillerson if Trump had any similarities to the heads of state he dealt with as an oil executive.
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Daughters do not have inheritance rights in this country and there have been no female heads of state to date.
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The documents, which were first reported on last month, linked offshore accounts to 72 former and current heads of state.
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The tradition is not extended to non-royal female Catholic heads of state (like former Argentinian president Cristina Fern ndez de Kirchner) or Catholic wives of non-royal heads of state (like former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy) nor is it extended to Catholic wives of non-Catholic monarchs (like Queen M xima of the Netherlands).
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I saw it dwarf the psyches of absolute-power heads of state like Zaire's Mobuto Seseseko and the Philippines' Ferdinand Marcos.
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Pompeo was on a Latin America tour at the end of last week, meeting heads of state in Panama and Mexico.
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After the group moved inside for talks, Trump again hung back as other heads of state glad-handed around the room.
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The prime minister, in turn, must countersign presidential orders appointing or dismissing military chiefs, judges and heads of state-owned enterprises.
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Morales has been in power for 14 years and is one of the longest-serving heads of state in Latin America.
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Barr's discussions about this with foreign heads of state and cabinet ministers is somewhere between silly and a waste of time.
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Current and former heads of state have been implicated in the leaks, raising serious questions about the source of the money.
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Alumni include more than 500 current or former heads of state or government, including Margaret Thatcher, Nicolas Sarkozy and Indira Gandhi.
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Mr Trump's campaign against the Fourth Estate marks one more way in which he is an outlier among heads of state.
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However, this is more of a symbolical step as the heads of state have the final say on the ECB presidency.
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According to the Higher Education Policy Institute, more heads of state and government have been educated in Britain than anywhere else.
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In the Middle East, there have not been any women as heads of state, with the exception of Israel's Golda Meir.
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Ministers and heads of state from around 130 countries have been arriving and will start to give opening speeches this afternoon.
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"We went to the African union and were able to share with heads of state the potential dependency crisis," said Sidibé.
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It is up to Theresa May to tell the other 27 heads of state that she needs an extension and why.
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The issue was discussed at the NATO heads of state meeting last week, though no announcement on a decision was made.
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A response from the 27 heads of state is uncertain and the details of May's request are yet to be revealed.
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"Customary international law affords heads of state and members of their entourage with inviolability from arrest and detention," the official said.
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Trump has said he would attend the summit's final meeting with other heads of state, in Buenos Aires on November 30.
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Trump downplays his public feuds with G7 heads of state: "It really wasn't rocky when I left, it was great." pic.twitter.
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The prince and princess also host global heads of state, such as Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan.
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This isn't a criticism: we want to know what senior diplomats, government ministers, heads of state, and well-connected academics think.
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But what would Martin Luther make of the G-28500 meeting of heads of state that she is hosting in Hamburg?
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An earlier version of the capsule summary with this article referred incorrectly to the heads of state at the inaugural passage.
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When an immediate presidential family member dies, they are honored with a state funeral, which is reserved for heads of state.
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In addition to the U.S., attendees include the heads of state from Canada, Japan, Germany, Italy, France and the United Kingdom.
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Unlike most of his meetings with foreign heads of state, Pence would not meet with President Ashraf Ghani during daylight hours.
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The Vatican said in a statement Francis had accepted invitations from the heads of state and bishops of the two countries.
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The week inspired companies to double down on sustainability initiatives, and for heads of state to encourage more public-private partnerships.
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Yours is 14 pages long, and it's filled with heads of state, it's filled with politicians from all different political perspectives.
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Unusual diplomacy The Reuters revelations follow a series of unorthodox, and sometimes hostile, conversations between Trump and other heads of state.
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When she had to bat off the adoration of some excited heads of state First there was French President Emmanuel Macron.
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The word 'Orwellian' is now used incessantly to describe the unusual conflict between heads of state and members of the press.
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After three decades as Japan's heads of state, Akihito and Michiko stepped down in April, handing over to their son, Naruhito.
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You may also find one other theme uncomfortably familiar: heads of state near and far granting governing authority to family members.
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She was given her nickname by her nurse, and was known ever after to friends and heads of state as Bunny.
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To make matters worse, the mainstream media were busy chronicling body language and personal interactions between newly elected heads of state.
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"There is no easygoing 'mommy track' for heads of state," The Times wrote in 1990 about Ms. Bhutto's uphill political battle.
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"I listened in on the telephone conversation between the two heads of state, and no such thing happened," Mr. Chung said.
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Hundreds of diplomats and heads of state — including President Trump — are in town this week for the United Nations General Assembly.
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Actions agreed to by 20 heads of state, including an unprecedented spending boost by China, helped avert an even greater disaster.
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The documents implicated a number of heads of state in the setting up of "shell" companies to harbor billions of dollars.
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They greeted heads of state, celebrated Olympic champions and honored Charles Lindbergh for completing his nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic.
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They greeted heads of state, celebrated Olympic champions and honored Charles Lindbergh for completing his nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic.
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With a series of geriatric Soviet heads of state dying in quick succession, Gorbachev was picked largely because of his youth.
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Rihanna delivered a speech before World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, Senegalese President Macky Sall and other African heads of state.
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But later that day, they met informally for an additional hour, at a dinner for heads of state and their spouses.
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Morocco, Oman and the United Arab Emirates fielded substitutes, rather than heads of state, all of whom have reported health issues.
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They include dozens of heads of state and government, business leaders, scientists and, of course, activists -- including Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg.
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Most of the participants are corporate executives, but more than two dozen heads of state and government are expected to attend.
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The announcement came as more than 150 heads of state and government gathered on Monday for the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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"If it&aposs been scheduled, it&aposs important that these two heads of state meet," Negroponte told Ball, according to the Hill .
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The very fact that we have our heads of state getting together for this kind of conversation is a big, big deliverable.
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He's already acquired 350 signatures from current and former heads of state such as Nelson Mandela and Pope Francis — all on baseballs.
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In the end, I believe it's important to meet heads of state in order to listen, share our principles and our ideas.
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Probably. That's because this leak of 11 million documents mentions 113 current or ex heads of state and goes back four decades.
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Like Hillary Clinton, who is the wife of a former American president, many female heads of state have hailed from political dynasties.
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The massive leak — dubbed the "Panama Papers" — includes more than 22012 million documents and implicates 230 current and former heads of state.
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The massive leak — dubbed the "Panama Papers" — includes more than 11.5 million documents and implicates 72 current and former heads of state.
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On Monday, she proposed a multiple-term presidency for future heads of state, instead of the current single five-year term rule.
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But they are more worrisome in places where the president of the United States, heads of state, and public officials regularly visit.
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But in recent years there have been attempts to mend and strengthen the relationship through bilateral visits from both heads of state.
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Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, has become a quasi-diplomat—standing in for her father in meetings with foreign heads of state.
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Heads of state and the leaders of terrorist organizations are no doubt thinking about how President Trump will handle these difficult situations.
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The White House announced tonight that President Trump will attend a meeting of NATO heads of state in Brussels on May 25.
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In this installation, musical performance creates the illusion of vulnerability, making sometimes ruthless heads of state out to be sympathetic and accessible.
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The letter from May is due to arrive in Brussels before the heads of state gather on Thursday for an important summit.
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In late 2016, it pardoned 787 convicts in response to Pope Francis' call to all heads of state for acts of clemency.
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But they are more worrisome in places where the president of the United States, heads of state and public officials regularly visit.
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Mr Böhmermann still faces the possibility of being charged under an arcane German law which prohibits insults aimed at heads of state.
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He was right: Mr Böhmermann may now face charges under an arcane German law which criminalises insults against foreign heads of state.
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From heads of state to royal members to diplomatic leaders, Mexico traditionally honors select foreign nationals for their contributions to bilateral relations.
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Thus far, the revelations have implicated at least a dozen current and former heads of state, their family members or close associates.
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There were family members of 41, grandkids, former White House staff, judges, former heads of state, Cabinet secretaries and members of Congress.
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It's not hard to imagine the hotel as an unofficial bunkhouse for wealthy Republicans, not to mention diplomats and heads of state.
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Before the General Assembly, Ms. Ou helped coordinate efforts to encourage heads of state to mention Taiwan's aspirations during their public speeches.
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Front Burner Over the decades, Delmonico's Restaurant has counted heads of state among its customers, including more than a dozen American presidents.
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And while the President rubbed elbows with Asian heads of state, this trip was almost entirely devoid of interaction with everyday people.
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THURSDAY • Whatever happens with the Brexit vote, it's sure to be fodder for a two-day meeting of European heads of state.
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CNN has learned that Mnangagwa was instrumental in plans to seize control from Mugabe, one of Africa's longest serving heads of state.
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Trump will hold meetings with the heads of state of Australia, Japan, India, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and China at the summit.
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He wasn't altogether unsuccessful: many famous heads of state, doctors, and even several Nobel Prize winners—including Einstein—got behind his idea.
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"The heads of state did talk about such a possibility," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters on Monday.
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Heads of state on state visits qualify for a 21-gun salute, whereas heads of government only get a 19-gun salute.
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The whereabouts of Mr. Low, whose friends included movie stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Wall Street bankers and heads of state, are unknown.
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"Why do both Pakistan and Indian heads of state signal that they have no control over rapidly evolving military escalation?" he wrote.
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They eschew the kind of politeness heads of state are supposed to use when talking about immigrants, instead attacking them as people.
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So Trump is willing to publicly confront US allies on defense spending, humiliating the assembled heads of state at a NATO summit.
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Our narrator Offred, nee June (Elisabeth Moss), is a handmaid: a fertile woman forced to bear children for the heads of state.
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Heads of state-run companies List of "oligarchs" Compiled by Polina Nikolskaya and Vladimir Soldatkin; editing by Katya Golubkova and Richard Balmforth
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The silence of many Latin American heads of state as authoritarians have undermined election observers or stolen elections has compounded the problem.
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Many ordinary people are, today, more reachable and more on call than heads of state like Churchill were even during world crises.
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The following are comments by the Turkish prime minister, EU heads of state and government and senior EU officials before the meeting.
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The Chinese leader now hosts an annual Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, attended by nearly all of Africa's 54 heads of state.
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Extending the divorce beyond March 29 would require the unanimous agreement of EU heads of state and government in the European Council.
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Businessman-turned-president Trump has repeatedly criticized Maduro and his Socialist Party in public and at meetings with other heads of state.
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For nearly all of its 150 years, Goldman courted the rich and powerful, from heads of state to CEOs and hedge fund managers.
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Nonetheless, the forum is still seen as an opportunity for international heads of state to come together to put the world to rights.
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He told me he spent much of the week in Davos meeting with heads of state on what sounded like an apology tour.
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Spicer has been known to slip up and mispronounce the names of many heads of state in press briefings and live TV interviews.
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Dilma Rousseff is one of just 285 elected female heads of state or government out of the nearly 29.5 countries in the world.
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The glittering wedding ceremony was held at Westminster Abbey in front of 1,900 guests made up of royalty, heads of state and celebrities.
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US presidents and vice presidents are often welcomed by senior level officials upon their arrival, typically heads of state, government or foreign ministers.
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Thursday's Russia-North Korean summit also ended without a joint statement, a typical feature of such high-level meetings between heads of state.
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Then, this month, the government in Warsaw pushed through a law giving it the power to appoint the heads of state-run broadcasters.
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If they succeed, these presidents will join the ranks of the 13 African heads of state who have successfully rolled back term limits.
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He forswore, however, staying in the European Quarter itself, and its upscale hotels which regularly house EU heads of state during summit meetings.
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Leaders from Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan were missing from the list, as were any African heads of state or leaders from Southeast Asia.
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Wednesday's first official engagement was a trip to Buckingham Palace to see Queen Elizabeth - a rare honor usually reserved for heads of state.
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The African Union is expected to name Dlamini-Zuma's successor at a heads of state gathering in the Rwandan capital Kigali in July.
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In her email, Gadde noted that Dorsey also has recently met with heads of state from India, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea.
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Extending the divorce beyond March 29, 2019 would require the unanimous agreement of EU heads of state and government in the European Council.
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Last week, the office of the President of the General Assembly reported that only a "half dozen" heads of state would attend UNGASS.
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VICE Impact caught up with Forsyth about the new report, the G7, and what people who aren't global heads of state can do.
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And to anyone familiar with state-controlled societies, it recalls efforts by powerful heads of state to impose a national definition of patriotism.
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Around 40 countries sent representatives, only 11 of whom were heads of state or government; America sent its secretary of state, John Kerry.
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More than 100 foreign dignitaries are expected at the Armistice Day ceremonies, including several heads of state with whom you have urgent business.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned heads of state to avoid unilateralism, saying that cooperation is needed to solve the world's biggest problems.
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Heads of state agreed to develop national action plans to help shore up the effectiveness of the lifesaving drugs in animals and people.
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It is unacceptable that there are more than 175 current heads of state in the world and only 18 of them are women.
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Several heads of state and ministers were in attendance to report on how their countries are preparing themselves to implement the climate agreement.
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But at the urging of Paraguay, Mercosur heads of state are considering blocking Venezuela, at least temporarily, citing the erosion of democracy there.
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They begin at $4,900 off the rack, and have been worn by heads of state, potentates of industry and celebrities, real and fictional.
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The American, Mexican and Canadian heads of state vowed Wednesday to enhance their trading ties amid protectionist talk in the U.S. presidential election.
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His first trip was also characterized by conversations on climate change and the Paris Agreement with the Pope and other heads of state.
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The UN ambassador does not participate in direct negotiations with individual foreign heads of state, except when they relate directly to UN affairs.
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The Private Suite, a private terminal reserved for celebrities, VIPs and heads of state, now offers their services for anyone flying through LAX.
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Traditionally, the President-elect turns to the State Department for briefings prior to taking or returning calls from heads of state or government.
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Kim's father and grandfather who led North Korea before him had never taken their wives to official meetings with other heads of state.
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Some medical experts are calling on the president to curtail face-to-face meetings with heads of state, business leaders and health officials.
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Those who attend include journalists and columnists, Hollywood celebrities, researchers, corporate chief executive officers and other business titans, and some heads of state.
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The novel coronavirus does not respect borders, but they loom large for heads of state and CEOs responding to the global health crisis.
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Government leaders, most of them heads of state, will be arriving this weekend from 26 fellow member economies that ring the Pacific Ocean.
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African heads of state, including long-ruling leaders from Equatorial Guinea and Congo, started arriving in Zimbabwe on Thursday night for Mugabe's funeral.
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AT GLITZY GATHERINGS across the world, former heads of state, corporate bosses and celebrities champion the power of philanthropy to change the world.
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Next week's gathering of the 28 EU heads of state is the last before a U.N. meeting on global climate talks in September.
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TOKYO — President Trump has made some rocky telephone calls to other heads of state in his seven and a half months in office.
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It might sound glamorous to attend an event frequented by billionaires and heads of state, but Davos isn&apost all fun and games.
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The Poodle had a big week — unnerving other heads of state over the phone, confusing people at meetings and signing those executive orders.
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Limbaugh, 69, now joins the ranks of a long list of entertainers, athletes, academics, activists and heads of state to receive the medal.
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Since Inauguration Day, President Trump has spent his time meeting with heads of state, titans of industry, economic advisers and public health specialists.
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" Trump later insisted the other heads of state "weren't laughing at me, they were laughing with me," but also called Trudeau "two-faced.
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Such commitments can reduce a significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions, but the real action still has to come from heads of state.
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The Nuclear Security Summit process — a President Obama initiative that brought together heads of state who pledged to prevent nuclear terrorism — has ended.
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Heads of state had been invited to use it as a guest house, but almost none of them would stay overnight in Kabul.
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They'd rather have met during the week when about 100 heads of state are expected to attend the U.N.'s Climate Action Summit.
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Those kinds of conversations rarely happen when heads of state meet each other, as the topics typically center around security and bilateral issues.
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The president has complained in the past when controversies distract from the narrative he wants when he is with other heads of state.
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Participants at Davos include CEOs from Fortune 500 companies, heads of state, banking executives, and representatives from intergovernmental organizations like the United Nations.
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The 35-year-old industrial engineer said he had spoken on Thursday by telephone with supportive heads of state from around the world.
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The annual forum is seen as an opportunity for international heads of state to come together to try and put the world to rights.
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Now, the European Commission could recommend to the European Council (EU heads of state) that an "Excessive Deficit Procedure" (EDP) is launched against Italy.
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The Netherlands, France, Germany and Italy – all core EU members – will have elections for their heads of state amid a growing anti-EU sentiment.
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That&aposs just not happening right now and it&aposs not going to happen until the heads of state deem these to be important.
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This Administration, along with members of Congress, carries this message to foreign heads of state, legislatures, and civil society groups all over the world.
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The right-wing Brazilian president will meet with heads of state and speak to business conferences in Doha on Monday and Riyadh on Wednesday.
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The right-wing Brazilian president will meet with heads of state and speak to business conferences in Doha on Monday and Riyadh on Wednesday.
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His compatriot Mo Bahc, also a resident in New York at the time, designed an amulet and sent it to six heads of state.
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Why it matters: Davos is a small town, where plutocrats and heads of state eddy around each other, each with their own gravitational attraction.
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"If our heads of state think someone can come from outside and ensure peace inside the country…" He shook his head and smiled grimly.
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"We'd like to know if the two heads of state are going to meet there's something useful to point to," Tillerson said in Beijing.
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Heads of state are now more likely to be amused by talk-show hosts, and acrobats get the biggest applause in the big top.
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The government argued that diplomatic conventions allowing heads of state to attend conferences trumped its responsibility to the ICC; South Africa's courts subsequently disagreed.
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President Xi Jinping may grace the forum this year which is expected to attract more foreign heads of state, two of the sources said.
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AND BY THE WAY, SHORTLY BEFORE, THEY SHOWED OTHER HEADS OF STATE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES COMING DOWN ON THESE MAGNIFICENT STAIRWAYS WITH RED CARPET.
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"I'd rather see governments and heads of state control immigration than see human traffickers and drug traffickers in control of the process," Varela said.
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His three adult children sat in on meetings with foreign heads of state during the transition, and remain closely involved in business deals overseas.
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The trial is a rarity on the African continent, where political leaders - particularly heads of state - are seldom called to account for alleged wrongdoing.
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"I don't think any head of the BBC has had one-on-one meetings with so many African heads of state," Madrid-Morales said.
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Most of the other leading heads of state in the Western alliance do not receive daily briefs directly from their espionage and intelligence agencies.
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Heads of state generally turn up only for the host city vote, which this year will take place in Lima, Peru, on Sept. 13.
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Legally, Britain is still due to leave the European Union on March 29 and European heads of state will need to approve any extension.
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"Here's his chair, empty again," said Maduro, urging participation in talks supported by the Vatican, regional bloc Unasur and various ex-heads of state.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans to bring together more than 30 heads of state and 100 CEOs in New York on Sept.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer confirmed Trump and Putin spoke at the G-6900 heads of state dinner, hours after their formal bilateral sit-down.
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The African Union, for instance, wants its own court for human-rights abuses but thinks it ought to offer immunity to heads of state.
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"The very fact that we have our heads of state getting together for this kind of conversation is a big, big delivery," Huntsman said.
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Francis smiled faintly as he greeted Trump outside the study and was not as outgoing as he sometimes is with visiting heads of state.
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This weekend marks the 220th annual G-20 meeting, bringing together the heads of state of the world's 20 major economies in Hamburg, Germany.
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The president of the European Council (a forum of heads of state and government) has warned that Trump is a divisive and unpredictable figure.
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And while we mostly heard from heads of state and NGO leaders, those in the private sector acknowledged their place in the plan, too.
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But in office, as he contends with increasingly intense investigations, he has taken to answering only scattered questions, usually alongside visiting heads of state.
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In fact, the Secret Service cannot order a president to do anything, and other heads of state made the trek to honor the dead.
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Critics pounce After Trump's announcement, business leaders, politicians, and foreign heads-of-state began castigating the decision as a woeful abandonment of US leadership.
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He threw himself into the job, much of it involving the care and handling of resident diplomats and foreign heads of state visiting Washington.
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Donors to previous inaugurations were also able to invite foreign heads of state to events as their guests, a spokesman for Mr. Broidy noted.
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Mr. Trump has already committed to granting North Korea one of its most desired concessions: a high-level meeting between the heads of state.
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As the global rulebook for the coming years of climate action gets finalized, heads of state should heed what's happening in their own cities.
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There's little mention of fault, and it's an unexpected relief not to have venal and irrational heads of state quarreling over their red phones.
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Originally used by members of the British royal family, heads of state and diplomats, 20143 suites are available for business- and first-class passengers.
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By the numbers: "Since 1990, at least 132 different heads of state have faced some 272 impeachment proposals in 63 countries," per the Economist.
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If there is something to critique in the substance of Trump's comments, it is the emphasis on high-level talks between heads of state.
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But Mr. Zuma's government allowed Mr. Bashir to leave the country, arguing that heads of state had immunity during the African Union summit meeting.
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In a few months, when President Michelle Bachelet of Chile steps down, all the heads of state in the Western hemisphere will be men.
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Credit...The Heads of State The overhaul of the federal tax law in 2017 was the signature legislative achievement of Donald J. Trump's presidency.
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There are legitimate criticisms of the dangerous practice of executive branch officials disclosing the details of private presidential conversations with other heads of state.
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Expected to attend are 37 heads of state and at least six prime ministers, said Osama Nugali, a spokesman for the Saudi Foreign Ministry.
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"It's now up to heads of state to see if the final leap can be taken at the meeting in Germany," the official said.
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The controversial heads of state are due to meet in Helsinki on Monday, with arms control, Ukraine, Syria and Iran likely to dominate talks.
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Ideally the mediators would represent Europe, Asia and Africa…and no doubt there are heads of state who would volunteer for such an effort.
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He hosted meetings with diplomats, shuttled messages between heads of state, and worked with global leaders on issues from human rights to refugee resettlement.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Climate change is an urgent concern for heads of state gathering at the General Assembly of the United Nations this week.
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When the library was officially opened, in a ceremony attended by heads of state, royalty and other luminaries, he was nowhere to be seen.
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The founders didn't specifically anticipate a hotelier President pushing his golf resort as the ideal location for an international meeting of heads of state.
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The move stunned the global community, drawing criticism from business leaders, European heads of state and Christian leaders, though many Trump fans were unfazed.
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Heads of state from the other five countries that negotiated the agreement with Iran would undoubtedly feel personally betrayed by the American president's withdrawal.
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But, frequently, it is assumed that those heads of state will bring that history with them — and that doing so is acceptable, even appropriate.
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The conversation took place during a Saturday dinner with heads of state and government gathered in Paris to mark the World War One Armistice centenary.
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Each should call the heads of state of the IGAD members, emphasizing the enormity and urgency of the situation and the need for stronger action.
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Borrell also said that the issue will be taken by Spain to the council of EU heads of state or government on June 28-29.
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The January get-together is seen as an opportunity for international heads of state to come together to try to put the world to rights.
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In her 13 years in office, the other 18 G-20183 countries (not including the EU) have cycled through a combined 70 heads of state.
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What to watch: Later this month, China's Belt and Road Forum is expected to attract representatives from over 100 countries and 40 heads of state.
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There were 3.5m stories in Chartbeat's database that mentioned at least one of a group of 17 other well-known heads of state (see chart).
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American presidents usually avoid overtly partisan gestures during state visits to foreign allies, where they are celebrated by their host countries and heads of state.
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That's the agenda as more than 140 heads of state and government descend on New York this week for the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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That's the agenda as more than 113 heads of state and government descend on New York this week for the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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Plus, cooking foods that will be eaten by members of the royal family, not to mention heads of state and politicians from around the world?
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Von der Leyen, a long-time ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, was nominated about two weeks ago by the 28 European heads of state.
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Heads of state will probably sign it in March, once an accompanying protocol on goods has been concluded (agreement on services has already been reached).
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It was broadcast live on multiple networks, an event reserved for heads of state, and was a ratings juggernaut with over 31 million people watching.
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Over a dozen heads of state from Arab and Islamic nations have been invited to attend the conference, according to the official Saudi Press Agency.
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"African heads of state if they are defeated should take the example of Jammeh by leaving office honorably," said teacher Lamin Joof, celebrating in Banjul.
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President Hery Rajaonarimampianina is seeking a second term in office and his two main challengers are former heads of state: Marc Ravalomanana and Andry Rajoelina.
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At last year's GCC summit, held in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain sent ministers or deputy prime ministers, rather than heads of state.
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Half the funding was provided by Pierfrancesco Barbarigo, a learned patrician and the son and nephew of Doges, the Venetian Republic's elected heads of state.
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Trump will travel to New York next Monday through Thursday, where he will deliver a series of speeches and meet with multiple heads of state.
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"He's been involved in all of the meetings; he's been speaking to the president, speaking to heads of state, talking about this issue," Hammond said.
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A small number of foreign heads of state attended Tuesday's ceremony, including regional presidents, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
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The process was marked by negotiations behind closed doors between the respective heads of state, which seemed to many citizens to be lacking in democracy.
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He will use every opportunity at his disposal to meet, cajole, and strategize with other heads of state -- bonus points when it's with our allies.
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At the conclusion of every year, Russian President Vladimir Putin has a tradition of sending warm, congratulatory letters to heads-of-state around the world.
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In April, an African Union committee considered a plan to demand that heads of state be immune from I.C.C. prosecution, among other potentially crippling measures.
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All policy decisions are taken by the European Council (a forum of heads of state and government) in a unanimous vote of 28 sovereign nations.
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Transcripts of presidential conversations, from Lyndon Johnson to Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama, would indeed likely show discussions of political considerations with heads of state.
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The Kremlin said that former President George W. Bush was among the former heads of state to whom Putin had also sent a holiday message.
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Secretary-General Guterres and multiple heads of state explained that a generation of young people have taken the SDGs to heart more intensely than others.
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The meeting between the heads of state occurs on the same day that the House Intelligence Committee started public hearings in its Trump impeachment inquiry.
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Heads of State and human rights activists convened to address the most pressing issues facing the global community, particularly around 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Pompeo's warning comes ahead of the annual United Nations General Assembly in New York next week attended by heads of state from around the world.
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The government is deploying 22,000 security forces and closing off large sections of the capital to protect the visiting heads of state and their delegations.
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At last your paper compared the Clinton and Trump administrations' partisan reactions to the sex scandals involving their respective heads of state while in office.
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While 276 customers employ the model in a corporate or VIP role, 2407 countries use the aircraft to ferry their heads of state, Sikorsky says.
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Heads of state from France, Greece, Jamaica and Serbia have confirmed they will attend, Ren Hongbing, China's assistant commerce minister, said at the news conference.
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"We are going to be guarding our border with our military," Mr. Trump had said on Tuesday during a meeting with Baltic heads of state.
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"They'd always look to Lindsey next," Ms. Klobuchar said of the heads of state, referring to Mr. Graham, a frequent travel companion of Mr. McCain.
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In 1976, while christening a telecommunications research center in Malvern, England, the queen became one of the first heads of state to send an email.
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Ordinarily, "high-level week" at the United Nations General Assembly, when heads of state converge on Manhattan's East Side, is a pageant of political power.
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But Mr. Trump's call for new global negotiations about the planet's climate drew derision from Democrats in the United States and other heads of state.
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How many other heads of state has he withheld aid to or a White House or presidential meeting because they have had serious corruption issues?
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"Every year we had 25 presidents and heads of state" who checked into the Waldorf as the United Nations General Assembly opened, Mr. Doherty said.
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Since then, she has become an international fixture, speaking before the United Nations and meeting with numerous heads of state as well as the pope.
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For over 70 years, NSC staffers have helped presidents with the big stuff, like wars, and the small, including meetings with other heads of state.
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But NATO StratCom observed the same accounts engage with 721 political pages, including 52 official government profiles and the accounts of two heads of state.
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The 19 heads of state of the euro zone are set to give final approval for the next vice president at a meeting in March.
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The new location will be decided by the EU's heads of state, whose next meeting as the European Council is scheduled for June 22-23.
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"The reason is that you need unanimity from all heads of state to invite somebody external," the spokesman said, adding some leaders opposed the idea.
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But many of the 45 heads of state, ministers and business leaders who attended the event over the past three days saw little future cheer.
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Instead he has made a flurry of calls to other heads of state and received incoming contacts like a short order cook -- first come, first served.
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Screenshot: Alex Cranz (eBay)The British Royal Family, who exist primarily to own land and outlive other heads of state, threw a banging party this weekend.
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"The alliance is telling heads of state to limit talks to two to four minutes at a time during the discussion," writes Foreign Policy's Robbie Gramer.
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Obama and previous presidents have avoided receiving the Dalai Lama in the Oval Office, a setting typically reserved for visiting heads of state or government leaders.
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Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council which represents the EU heads of state, spoke to reporters Tuesday night about the difficulties surrounding this process.
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Promises of economic reform by the country's heads of state -- President Michel Aoun and Prime Minister Saad Hariri -- have failed to quell the outpouring over protesters.
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The first of the electronic passports were unveiled at the AU summit in Kigali, Rwanda, where they were issued to heads of state and senior officials.
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At a meeting of heads of state on December 14th a discussion of the scheme—first proposed in 2012—was kicked further into the long grass.
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As a result, the chief of protocol often attends important meetings overseas and interacts close-up with foreign leaders, including kings, queens and heads of state.
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This week and into the future, I challenge my colleagues working in global development, especially heads of state and private sector leaders, to prioritise this issue.
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The possibility of fining social media firms which fail to meet collective targets for illegal content takedowns has also been floated by the heads of state.
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The Panama plot Over the decades Castro became one of the longest-ruling heads of state in the world, but the plots against him never abated.
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In July, Warsaw will host NATO heads of state at a summit, where it will push for an increased military presence on the alliance's eastern flank.
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Lagarde decided to suspend her role as managing director, shortly after the 28 heads of state decided she should replace Mario Draghi as the ECB chief.
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"When I travel outside the United States — heads of state, business leaders — they actually are terribly, terribly worried about Donald Trump as a president," she said.
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At some point, we're all going to have to remember we need serious heads of state to lead us as we try to address these challenges.
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The Swiss Guard wear the ceremonial uniforms of yellow, red and blue stripes at official papal services such as Masses and visits by heads of state.
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The old Donald Trump isn't completely dead: He showed up in Brussels and delivered a speech to the assembled heads of state of other NATO allies.
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The protesters and environmental activists were joined by global heads of state, business executives and celebrities in condemning the United States' withdrawal from the climate agreement.
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On Wednesday, he accused Ihor Kononenko, a lawmaker close to Poroshenko, of lobbying to get "his people" positions in government and as heads of state companies.
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The European Council, which groups the 28 EU heads of state and government, must decide by May whether to give Tusk a second, 30-month mandate.
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center was abuzz with luminaries and heads of state who wanted to witness the launch of this historic mission on July 211, 2200.
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center was abuzz with luminaries and heads of state who wanted to witness the launch of this historic mission on July 16, 1969.
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In a closed-door meeting with NATO heads of state later that day, Trump floated increasing NATO members' defense spending goal to 4 percent of GDP.
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Hanoi will also host several regional heads of state at a World Economic Forum conference about the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Sept.
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The standoff, which unfolded while Brasília is hosting several heads of state for a summit, underscores the diplomatic conundrum created by competing claims to Venezuela's presidency.
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Many of them will also attend the funeral at Mount Herzl, the Israeli national cemetery, including heads of state or government from France, Canada and Germany.
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The two penthouse suites are commonly booked by diplomats and heads of state, Middle Eastern monarchs and royal family members, and business leaders, according to Shenman.
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THE TOPLINE: After a swing through the Vatican, President Trump landed Wednesday in Brussels, where he'll attend his first NATO heads of state meeting on Thursday.
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Heads of state from Mali to Mongolia heard a lot about illegal immigration in the US. He detailed his troublesome trade war with one country, China.
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On Monday, the Swedish activist Greta Thunberg addressed heads of state and other government officials who had gathered in New York for the UN climate summit.
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The U.S. proposal to hold the U.S.-China heads of state meeting there, I think, represents the importance that the U.S. side places on this meeting.
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The move follows Macri's inclusion among 12 heads of state revealed to have links to offshore companies set up by the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca.
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On Tuesday night, he dined at a state banquet at Cheong Wa Dae, or the Blue House, the residential compound for the country's heads of state.
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But when the pair was elected into office in 2013, becoming the first heads of state to have appeared before the ICC, their cases were dropped.
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The Western Hemisphere's heads of state are set to gather in Lima, Peru, on April 13 for the eighth meeting of the Summit of the Americas.
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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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The three states' Democratic governors have spoken regularly about policy collaboration, and over the summer began coordinated talks on climate change with foreign heads of state.
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Unlike Davos, the conference in Switzerland that draws a roster of the world's wealthy and prominent, the Saudi event has struggled to attract heads of state.
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"I believe that both countries' teams will make full preparation for matters related to a meeting between the two heads of state," Lu added, without elaborating.
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" The summary of the call released by the Kremlin said the "two heads of state expressed satisfaction with the businesslike and constructive nature of the conversation.
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Mr. Ghosn kept homes in Paris, Amsterdam, Beirut and Rio de Janeiro; shuttled around the globe on a corporate jet; and dined with heads of state.
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What do you get when you combine more than 100 heads of state, a few hundred chief executives and several thousand hangers-on in Midtown Manhattan?
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However, the folly of Scaramucci's perspective is evident if we look back to the recent gathering of heads of state at the APEC summit in Peru.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry said on Thursday that the Chinese and U.S. heads of state have been maintaining contact through various means on trade negotiations.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Donald Trump are among the 53 heads of state that WEF officials said will be at the event, Reuters reported.
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It would be a dramatic and unlikely extension of executive privilege to cover foreign heads of state -- particularly heads of hostile foreign states, such as Putin.
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On December 4th finance ministers discussed plans for further work on these "pillars", which are supposed to be agreed by heads of state on December 13th.
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The heads of state, billionaire hedge fund managers and technology executives gathered in the Swiss Alps for the World Economic Forum are ready to fight inequality.
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Heads of state from Pakistan, Senegal, and Gabon as well as Arab states were at the event, plus a delegation of Russian entrepreneurs, executives and officials.
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In March 2015, the heads of state of Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia met in Khartoum to start negotiations over the filling and operation of the dam.
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"The Union and its member states will do whatever it takes," said European Council President Charles Michel, who chairs the discussions among the heads of state.
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None appeared on a list of 18 heads of state who are set to attend the expo at Xi's invitation, according to China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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"We have had enough of him (Machar)," he said on Thursday evening in Addis Ababa after the regional bloc IGAD Heads of State Summit in Ethiopia's capital.
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French President Francois Hollande, whose country is bidding to host the 2024 Olympics in Paris, will attend, as will the heads of state of Portugal and Germany.
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Although Indian heads of state play a largely ceremonial role, the post carries important privileges; Mr Modi is now, in effect, able to choose who holds it.
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He may just be talking dinosaurs now, but George's future will require conversing with heads of state as well as working with charities and the armed forces.
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After King Michael's death, the parliament discussed a bill to grant the head of the royal house the same status as that of former heads of state.
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A situation like that reminds us all how important unbiased reporting is, and what damage can be done when heads of state work to discredit accurate journalism.
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The codenames for the would-be heads of state generally skew toward the slightly witty, and each name in a family all start with the same letter.
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However, given the lack of women in top EU positions, the 28 heads of state are looking to select more female leaders for the next political cycle.
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Press Secretary Sean Spicer says the president will travel to Brussels, Belgium, on May 25 for a meeting with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization heads of state.
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The Podesta Group said it was not trying to conceal the Kozhara meeting, and that it named only former heads of state for whom it arranged meetings.
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The report published a year ago recommended a judicial investigation into allegations of systemic corruption by Zuma, some of his ministers and heads of state-owned companies.
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Let me now also extend my deep and heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of the distinguished heads of state who made this journey here today.
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"It is well within the President's Constitutional authority to have candid one-on-one conversations with foreign heads of state," a White House spokesman told The Hill.
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Following Trump's remarks on Friday, the heads of state of France, Germany and the U.K. said they are "concerned by the possible implications" in a joint statement.
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Heads of state, financial institutions and donors were among the 9,500 delegates in Nairobi this week to address maternal mortality, violence against women and voluntary family planning.
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Last year's NATO heads-of-state meeting took place days after a terrorist attack in Manchester, England, putting a spotlight on the counterterrorism part of the agenda.
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But questions have remained as his children have occupied official and unofficial positions within the presidential transition, including sitting in on meetings with visiting heads of state.
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Pointing to "infantile heads of state" who speak only "to those who obey, or in order to force obedience," she warned of the virulence of the demagogue.
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"You're going to make certain exceptions, and exceptions on heads of state and some of these people and I'm not saying we don't do that," Trump said.
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" Ghani's office said that while Afghanistan "supports the U.S. efforts for ensuring peace in Afghanistan, the government underscores that foreign heads of state cannot determine Afghanistan's fate.
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Also working in the Shangri-La's favor is its proven track record of hosting heads of state such as former Presidents Barack Obama and George H.W. Bush.
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"The specter of a breakup is haunting Europe," warned Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, which comprises the heads of state of the bloc's members.
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It is no coincidence that so many heads of state are not attending the forum this year; several are dealing with pressing problems in their own countries.
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Mohammed bin Salman was greeted with a handshake by the US President in front of cameras, while the other heads of state waved happily into the camera.
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The rest, $33 million, would have been used to cover the travel costs of "the president, vice president and other visiting heads of state," according the newspaper.
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At the very center of the page—a space normally occupied by heads of state, religious leaders, and business magnates—a Poliwhirl leaped out at the reader.
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While other heads of state may not be as impulsive as the current occupant of the White House, they will not soon forget how they were treated.
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At times, attempts to decipher the mood of the president and other heads of state felt akin to studying a very sophisticated and multilingual high school cafeteria.
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Since 1851, The Times has published thousands of obituaries: of heads of state, opera singers, the inventor of Stove Top stuffing and the namer of the Slinky.
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Formally the "Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy," the G20 meeting is an annual gathering of finance ministers and heads of state representing the members.
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But now, with Mr. Macron and 50 other heads of state, not to mention Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sean Penn and Bill Gates, watching him closely, it was showtime.
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Once the term ends for Ms. Zurabishvili, the first woman to be elected president of Georgia, heads of state in the country will be chosen by delegates.
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Among dozens of gifts to political leaders and heads of state-run companies, the oil executive received golf clubs and a bag valued at more than $22006,23.
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More than a dozen heads of state including German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Israeli President Reuven Rivlin will take part in ceremonies starting at 3.30 p.m.
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Although most Americans, his own secretaries of state and energy, and heads of state from around the globe are urging the president to stay, he remains undecided.
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A group of Senate Democrats introduced legislation Monday that would block the Trump administration from holding meetings with foreign heads of state at Trump-owned properties. Sens.
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Kerry's credentials were second to none — a former presidential candidate, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, well-travelled and well-connected to many heads of state.
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Anti-corruption groups Sherpa and Transparency International France, which brought the case against Obiang, three other heads of state and their entourages in 2008, welcomed the decision.
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The state stockpiler made the purchases "to implement the consensus achieved by China and the United States' heads of state", it said in a statement dated Dec.
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Remembrances poured in from dozens of former and current colleagues, past presidents, heads of state and longtime Senate and campaign aides in the wake of McCain's death.
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The European Council is the 28 heads of state of the EU that define these laws, while the Ecofin is the finance ministers from these 28 states.
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Trump initially said that the meeting would take place "before May," an optimistic timeframe for a heads-of-state meeting to discuss a topic of this complexity.
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As opposed to spending public money taking heads of state to his resort or providing security for the kids when they go abroad to make business deals.
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The Federal Security Service will order special protective measures if necessary for internationally protected foreign persons such as heads of state, heads of government and their officials.
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This year, more than 340 public figures will attend the meeting, including more than 70 heads of state and government, as well as over 1,900 business leaders.
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This year's eighth summit, held in Lima on April 13 and 14, will gather 33 heads of state from the Americas to discuss policy issues and concerns.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and scores of other heads of state and government are expected in Paris for the culminating ceremony on Nov.
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Pence also briefly attended an Olympic reception on Thursday, and shook hands with all heads of state besides North Korea's ceremonial head of state, Kim Yong Nam.
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His populist ideals aren't a natural match for the collection of chief executives, celebrities and heads-of-state who make the yearly trek to the snowy summit.
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Known as "the president's guesthouse," Blair House is across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House and normally plays host to visiting heads of state and other dignitaries.
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At last year's annual meeting of NATO heads of state in Brussels, Mr. Trump unexpectedly demanded that alliance members spend 4 percent of their G.D.P. on defense.
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Security is tight as heads of state, central bankers, chief executives and billionaire investors gather for the opening Wednesday of the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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The project began when Shlain became aware of an interesting statistic about the number of women who have been elected heads of state — 50, with 15 currently living.
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During her reign, the queen has been patron to hundreds of charities and organizations, as well as being one of the world's most well-traveled heads of state.
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More than 10 years later, Twitter has become a global conduit for information sharing, used by heads of state, dissidents, the general public and everyone else in between.
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"This is a big political negotiation so for the big political decisions you need the leaders, the heads of state and government at the highest level," he said.
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The "Global Business Forum" will aim to convene heads of state, CEOs and NGO leaders, according to person familiar with the plans ahead of next week's expected announcement.
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Alibaba Executive Chairman Jack Ma has spent the past year hobnobbing with a range of heads of state across the region's key countries, including Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia.
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The elaborate event, featuring more than a dozen foreign heads of state, was meant to trigger a surge of momentum for the Sí forces down the home stretch.
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LIMA, Peru — For the heads of state mingling in the meeting halls, it was the leader who had been uninvited to the gathering who posed the biggest challenge.
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Cameron is expected to explain the country's position during a working dinner of the 28 heads of state before an exchange of views, before heading back to London.
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In October 2019, President Vladimir Putin hosted a Russia-Africa summit and economic forum for over 40 African heads of state in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
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Expect a bunch of heads of state and diplomats to physically sign this document, which has been translated into six languages and includes pages for countries to sign.
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Irked by the lack of progress, on September 10th António Guterres, the UN's secretary-general, unveiled plans for a big climate summit of heads of state next year.
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And a domestic tour fits nicely after he spent the past few years traveling the world and meeting heads of state from India, Brazil, Japan, and other countries.
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The 28 heads of state had to consider the outcome of these elections in the appointment of the next European Commission president — who will take power on Nov.
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If there's no majority in support of the German defense minister, then the EU heads of state will have another month to come up with a new name.
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The opening was attended by more than 50 Muslim heads of state from around the world, some of whom can be seen in the background of the photo.
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It happened during the dinner for heads of state when at one point Trump got up from his seat and moved to sit with Putin and Putin's translator.
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But the use of offshore tax havens in the manner and to the extent the Panama Papers shows by heads of state and top officials raises serious questions.
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While in the capital, heads of state and top ministers from Sierra Leone, Lesotho, Malawi, Zambia, Central African Republic, Malawi, Ghana and Uganda all had an important appointment.
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MV: Well we have sort of two sources of legitimacy, the directly elected representatives in parliament and ministers and heads of state of governments in the European Council.
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The president can back Congress's current effort to address the famine and engage other heads of state to ensure they too provide their share of this global responsibility.
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The gas fields Sisi referred to in an interview with heads of state-run newspapers included West delta and East delta and the second phase of Zohr field.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May is not attending the celebrations in Italy, where the other 27 heads of state will be discussing how to take the EU further.
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It was a relatively intimate event, with attendees seated around a long, rectangular table, dotted with empty chairs for those heads of state that opted not to attend.
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At the event, the heads of state for Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the UK all confirmed their commitment to the Paris Agreement to curb carbon emissions.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, who is filling in for him, is expected to discuss Syria in his speech on Saturday and in meetings with heads of state.
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City Hall had already planned for an increased police presence in the city for the event, which draws 135 heads of state and scores of of international ministers.
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The family, estimated to be richer than the Queen of England, attends ritzy galas with heads of state and Hollywood stars and goes on skiing holidays in Switzerland.
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The mission, expected in Kinshasa on Monday, will include Rwandan President and AU chair Paul Kagame, Moussa Faki, chairman of the AU Commission, and other heads of state.
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On July 25th only seven of its 22 heads of state bothered to attend their summit and one of them, Ould Abdul Aziz of Mauritania, was there anyway.
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Candidates have to be democratically elected African heads of state or government who have left office in the previous three years at the end of their constitutional terms.
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On December 3-4, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping may come face-to-face at the NATO Heads of State and Government meeting in London.
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Trump is set to meet with a half-dozen foreign heads of state during this week's U.N. meetings in New York, though Iran is not on the list.
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The African Energy Leaders Group, launched at the World Economic Forum in January 2015, is a working group of high-level African business leaders and heads of state.
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He should encourage his fellow heads of state to mimic his successful tax cuts and regulatory reforms that have spurred the significant economic growth in the United States.
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His circumspection was appreciated by the many heads of state with whom he met on overseas trips; they sometimes relied on him to carry out diplomatic missions discreetly.
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Since coming to power last year, the government has replaced the heads of state media channels and combined the roles of the chief prosecutor and the justice minister.
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Heads of state, foreign ministers and other representatives from across Latin America, as well as Portugal and Spain, are attending the two-day Ibero-American Summit through Saturday.
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The intelligence dust-up had threatened to dampen Trump's formal introduction to leaders at NATO, the first heads-of-state gathering that Trump has attended since taking office.
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With few exceptions, the heads of state of the region's powerhouse economies are either on their way out of office, lacking a strong mandate in their home countries.
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He also welcomes and meets with European heads of state, most recently the president of Switzerland, Johann Schneider-Ammann, on Friday, urging the Swiss to invest in Iran.
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But we've got new details from his private conversations with heads of state that have put some of these leaders on edge leading into next month's NATO summit.
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Afterward, wobble a few meters to Mannerheimintie, the main street of Helsinki, where you can wave at—or moon—the motorcade when the heads of state drive by.
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On his visit to Pyongyang this week, Mr. Moon brought the heads of state-backed rail and energy corporations, along with the CEOs of South Korea's top conglomerates.
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But how to deal with it remains the subject of much debate -- among heads of state, governors, mayors and at every kitchen table in much of the world.
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As if to acknowledge the risk for embarrassment, foreign heads of state — unlike other recipients — are not always honored publicly, and sometimes word does not leak for years.
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President George H.W. Bush, who died on Friday at age 94, will be honored with a state funeral this week, as is customary for former heads of state.
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At a meeting last year of Commonwealth heads of state, Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain regretted that history, and she urged other nations to change their laws.
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When Mr. Bush was president, Kennebunkport became the summer office of the White House, a spot where his grandchildren bumped into diplomats, cabinet members and heads of state.
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The two presidents are joining heads of state from around the world in Paris to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I on Sunday.
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But in a memo sent to embassies in Harare on Sunday it encouraged foreign heads of state to leave immediately after the funeral service wraps up on Saturday.
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Oily and rich like shad, it is the fish of weddings and meals for heads of state, and eaten at breakfast on Pohela Boishakh, Bengali New Year's Day.
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WASHINGTON — Long called the Super Bowl of diplomacy, the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly attracts diplomats from 193 nations and dozens of heads of state.
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SkyArt's clients include major airlines, corporations, aviation enthusiasts, architects, interior designers, children's theme park developers, as well as Middle Eastern kings, heads of state and casinos in Macau.
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In July, when Liu Xiaobo died in government custody, foreign governments and heads of state issued perfunctory messages praising and mourning him, but the global reaction was muted.
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The manufacturer said that 10 countries use the helicopters to transport their heads of state; the one that crashed had once been owned by the State of Illinois.
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Together, these movements tell a different and deeply encouraging story of a democratic resurgence that probably won't be driven by partner nations, heads of state or U.S. leadership.
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Defying fellow heads of state, environmentalists and members of his own staff, President Trump on Thursday said he would pull the United States from the Paris climate accord.
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President Denis Sassou-Nguesso of the Republic of Congo is one of the world's longest-sitting heads of state, having been in office for the past 2126 years.
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On his recent trip to Europe, Mr. Trump waved aside a barrage of private lobbying by other heads of state to keep the United States in the agreement.
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Countless business leaders, 53 heads of state, and a handful of celebrities are currently convening in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum&aposs (WEF) annual meeting.
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"I have looked at the legal arguments and I have listened to heads of state or government and to national parliaments," Juncker said in a statement on Tuesday.
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There were also just 17 female heads of state this year, with women occupying 18 percent of ministerial positions and 24 percent of parliamentary roles globally, it added.
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Since arriving in Washington in 1934, Johnson had drawn lessons from the world-changing mistakes made by heads of state, especially those that he believed stemmed from weakness.
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Mr. Erdogan tried last year to have Mr. Böhmermann criminally prosecuted, with help from Germany's government, under an 1871 law that forbids Germans from insulting heads of state.
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The second meeting was not confirmed until last week, when it was announced that they talked for more than an hour at a dinner for heads of state.
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"I have over my life had to build relationships with heads of state, not just this one, but heads of states all over the world," he reminded me.
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Arab countries are not unique in having laws that criminalize offenses to heads of state, to national institutions such as the army and to national and religious values.
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The United States and China agreed on Saturday to restart trade talks after their respective heads of state met on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Japan.
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"In my position as general secretary of UEFA, I am dealing every day with associations, with leagues, with clubs, with heads of state," he said in a recent interview.
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The measures Cameron agreed with the other 27 EU national leaders was in the form of a Decision of the heads of state and government in the European Council.
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Facts First: It's misleading to suggest an equivalence between routine diplomatic conversations with foreign heads of state and accepting damaging material on a political opponent from a foreign adversary.
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During a wide-ranging news conference Thursday, Lopez Obrador also said that U.S. President Donald Trump would be invited to attend his inauguration along with other heads of state.
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The initiative, as first reported by Reuters, adds the full weight of government to Trump's direct personal role in pushing arms sales during interactions with foreign heads of state.
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The diplomat, briefing reporters, said further discussion on a November meeting would take place among heads of state and government when they meet in Salzburg next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Joel Strong reveals this crazy world in Heads of State, his hilarious short film that features the candidates goofing off in New York, snapping selfies and getting into hijinks.
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The U.K. government and EU heads of state have signed off on the preliminary deal and now U.K. lawmakers have a "meaningful vote" to decide whether it can proceed.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Heads of state, royalty and celebrities who visit Singapore often leave with a specially grown orchid, the national flower of the wealthy city-state, named after them.
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The site also outlines specific groups of vulnerable individuals (such as heads of state or specific police officers) and groups (homeless or Zionists), which gets automatically deleted or escalated.
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Despite the president's suggestion that heads of state are lining up begging to be invited, Abe is the only one who's actually spent a night at Mar-a-Lago.
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As he explained, the high-profile visit from the secretary-general, and upcoming visits by several African heads of state will pressure Nkurunziza to address the international community's concerns.
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Beyond securing aid, Johnson Sirleaf knew how it should be used and was more involved in development projects than most heads of state, said people who worked with her.
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Later this month he will host a score of heads of state, from China's Xi Jinping to Barack Obama, at an Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation summit in Lima.
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This latest good news comes as African heads of state, international donors and hunger advocates from around the world gather in Nairobi, Kenya, for the African Green Revolution Forum.
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Conte posted the text of two separate letters he sent to European heads of state and government and to the presidents of the European Commission and the European Council.
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The Secret Service is part of the federal government and protects presidential and vice presidential candidates in both parties, as well as their families, and visiting heads of state.
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It is possible the talks won't resolve all the differences, and it will be up to the two heads of state to make a final decision, the official said.
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The officials who have been prosecuted and jailed include members of the Politburo, ministers, vice-ministers, the heads of state-owned enterprises, provincial party leaders and governors, and mayors.
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Sources familiar with Draghi's regular briefing to the heads of state and government said he told them that the European economy was expanding with unchanged momentum, based on consumption.
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In private conversations, heads of state have confessed that they've been flummoxed by how to navigate Trump's unorthodox style and also build close ties with the US, Bremmer said.
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Most heads of state from the richest nations — including the United States — didn't bother to show up, drawing a rebuke from the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon.
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Castro's plan calls for ratifying the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and convening a global summit with other heads of state to address disabled rights.
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Merkel is often charged with the same criticisms as Hillary, and yet she is widely regarded as being one of the most effective heads of state in the world.
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Altogether, the Israeli authorities said they expected 60 major guests from around the world who would require security, including 20 presidents, 15 foreign ministers and five heads of state.
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At a meeting this month, President Xi Jinping told heads of state-owned firms that the party would continue to play a leadership role in reforming the state sector.
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Silicon Valley executives like Eric Schmidt still sit on Pentagon advisory boards, and Amazon's Jeff Bezos entertains strategically important heads of state like Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Esper stopped in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Mongolia and South Korea, stressing alliances and the importance of combating Chinese aggression in meetings with military counterparts and heads of state.
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At the African Union Heads of State Summit, presidents and prime ministers from across the African continent pledged to increase the amount of domestic resources they allocate for health.
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The occasion was the African Leaders Summit, which brought heads of state from fifty African nations to the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, the State Department and the White House itself.
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What's next: White House spokesman Sean Spicer announced Tuesday that Trump would not make a decision until after the late May G-7 heads of state meeting in Italy.
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Its next opponent, on Saturday, is Duke — a program that over the past few decades has produced basketball championships about as often as Yale has produced heads of state.
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The heads of state of the U.S. and North Korea have never before engaged in talks, and the two countries are clearly not on anywhere near the same page.
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Meanwhile, the EU's Commission will grind on, following the agenda, and tackling the tasks, set out by the European Council, a forum of the heads of state and government.
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Once the rest of the guests arrive downstairs, the heads of state descend the grand staircase to the song "Hail to the chief" and the visiting country's national anthem.
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His daughter Ivanka has attended a number of meetings with heads of state since the election, and she would be one of the main officers of the Trump Organization.
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Mr. Trump's predecessors have treated the summit meeting — the only meeting of Western Hemisphere heads of state — as an obvious opportunity to advance United States interests in the neighborhood.
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In the next months, he said, he needed to carry out certain duties, including introducing his successor, Mr. Ramaphosa, to other African heads of state at upcoming regional meetings.
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Since 1851, The New York Times has published thousands of obituaries: of heads of state, opera singers, the inventor of Stove Top stuffing and the namer of the Slinky.
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When the European heads of state met in Romania in May, President Emmanuel Macron of France joined others in proposing an initiative to make Europe carbon-free by 2050.
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MEXICO CITY — Latin America is rapidly grinding to a halt over the threat of the novel coronavirus, with heads of state ordering border closures, curfews, and flight suspensions. Mexico?
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That is certainly true in Nashville, where business leaders, sports executives and politicians shepherded Garber and Abbott around town in July as if they were visiting heads of state.
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" Mr. Trump was referring to the letter he sent to Mr. Erdogan, warning him in plain terms rarely used between heads of state, to not "be a tough guy.
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About 60 heads of state plan to speak at the Climate Action Summit on Monday, and officials aim to announce initiatives that include net-zero carbon emissions in buildings.
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"Rudy Giuliani running around, meeting with heads of state on behalf of the president's political interests is a profoundly shocking and important thing for us to understand," Himes said.
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Meanwhile, NATO is telling heads of state to keep their remarks at a May 25 summit under four minutes to accommodate the president's attention span, according to Foreign Policy.
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It may be tempting fate to try to gather 60 heads of state and hundreds of global business leaders in the dead of winter in a Swiss mountain valley.
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As officials headed into their nightly round of negotiations one said that the chapter on climate change would have to be left for the heads of state to decide.
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They have a secretary-general who's in charge, they have a charter, heads of state have meetings, and they work for peace, democracy, sustainable development, poverty eradication, equality, etc.
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The reason that heads of state, foreign ministers, senior military leaders and others are seldom killed is not because it is impossible but because their opponents understand the consequences.
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Each year, business leaders and heads of state give lectures and speak on panels about topics ranging from gender equality and venture capital to mental health and climate change.
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I was living in Miami working criminal cases, locking up the bad guys and working executive protection for President Reagan, Bush and Nixon and numerous foreign heads of state.
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Heads of state, captains of industry, prominent academics, philanthropists and a retinue of journalists, celebrities and hangers-on will descend Tuesday on Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum.
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Organizers expect around 29,000 visitors, including some 50 heads of state and government for Monday's opening, as well as scientists, seasoned negotiators and activists during the two-week meeting.
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Also on the subject of democracy: according to Glamour, San Marino has had more female heads of state than any other country in the past 60 years, by far.
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Denis Sassou-Nguesso, the president of the Republic of Congo, is one of the world's longest-sitting heads of state, having been in office for the past 22 years.
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Once an EDP has been approved by the European Council of heads of state, which could happen at their summit in December, a programme of recommendations and deadlines will follow.
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The restaurant's patrons have included Paul McCartney; the film stars Romy Schneider, Lauren Bacall and Anita Ekberg; and heads of state including Queen Elizabeth II and Emperor Hirohito of Japan.
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Bolsonaro allies say he has plans to replace the heads of state-owned firms that control major power generation projects and to slash fines for farmers who break environmental laws.
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The Heads of State, a Philadelphia design studio that produces work with a retro, patriotic slant to it, created it with direction from Antonio Alcalá, a designer at Studio A.
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The five-day funeral will be attended by dozens of heads of state including King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck of Bhutan and Japan's Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko, among others.
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This is contrary to a longstanding assumption among nuclear policy advisors and heads of state that the development of nuclear energy and the proliferation of nuclear weapons are closely linked.
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At the ceremony today in Brussels before the big dinner for the heads of state, organizers had an acrobat held aloft by a bunch of balloons perform for the dignitaries.
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I'll also commend Honda for sending Asimo on many, many educational tours to get young people excited about robotics, while meeting heads of state and even royalty along the way.
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They don't, after all, happen every year — the last Security Council meeting at the heads-of-state level was in 2014 when former president Barack Obama presided over the event.
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In 2015 President Xi met the island's then-president, Ma Ying-jeou, for what would have looked to innocent eyes very much like a bilateral summit of heads of state.
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"These are almost war-like pressure on governments, on heads of state," he said, adding that U.S. policy makers have a "fatal obsession" with Russia, OPEC and Venezuela's leftist government.
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Edward Snowden, Mark Zuckerberg, and former FBI director James Comey all seem to — but none of us are celebrities or heads of state, so what good does it do us?
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He told British Prime Minister Theresa May, "If you travel to the US you should let me know" — as if sitting heads of state just pop into other countries unannounced.
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Sunday also marks the first meeting between American and North Korean heads of state at the historic border since a cease-fire was signed ending the Korean War in 1953.
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Moguls, big minds and heads of state will join Michael R. Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies for the third annual Bloomberg Global Business Forum, at New York's Plaza Hotel on Sept.
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There are also concerns that the site may be overrun by tourists when William and Kate are there, as it only closes for visits by heads of state or government.
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"This is a serious violation of the meeting between the heads of state of China and the United States," the ministry said in a statement Monday, as translated via Google.
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"I have looked at the legal arguments and I have listened to heads of state or government and to national parliaments," Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said in a statement.
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The mayor of New York promised that the police presence, already increased because of the United Nations General Assembly, which draws 135 heads of state, would be "bigger than ever".
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Distributed by a group of investigative journalists, the reports disclosed how rich and powerful people, including heads of state and convicted financial criminals, use shell companies to avoid paying taxes.
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For one, several of Trump's children hold official positions as part of the presidential transition, and also are apparently sitting in on meetings with Trump and foreign heads of state.
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Merkel's comments come ahead of Friday's gathering of G-7 heads of state in Italy, and trade has been a thorny issue as the U.S. takes a new tougher stance.
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Observers reported as many as three drones hovering above the stadium, triggering a security panic that reached all the way to the teams providing protection for visiting heads of state.
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He will also conduct a meet and greet at the American embassy in Paris, and his day will end with a dinner hosted by Macron for visiting heads of state.
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The suites are commonly booked by diplomats and heads of state, Middle Eastern monarchs and royal family members, and business leaders, according to the hotel's director of sales and marketing.
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Speaking with Fox News' Sean Hannity, Trump called Putin "very, very strong," and said the meeting between the two heads of state was a turning point for Russia-US relations.
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Underscoring deterioration of the ties, Bangladeshi diplomats said last month they pulled out of bilateral foreign ministry consultations seen as a preparatory step before a meeting of heads of state.
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This disconnection allows them to personify a nation's history and identity without the divisive taint of politics, which is something republican heads of state, even largely ceremonial ones, cannot do.
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Exactly. What the heads of state do — in diplomacy in general but this kind of diplomacy in particular — is important, but it's less important than the work of faceless diplomats.
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Trump told British Prime Minister Theresa May, "If you travel to the US you should let me know" — as if sitting heads of state just pop into other countries unannounced.
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For now, the teaser suggests that Jones will be shown sitting across from the anchor, as heads of state, important authors, and serious scientists have in NBC interviews before him.
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When Axios shared this reporting with the White House, officials did not attempt to deny these specific comments that were relayed from notes from the G7 heads of state meeting.
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"We've been witnessing, for more than thirty years, female politicians not respecting their own dignity," she said, referring to heads of state who have worn the hijab while visiting Iran.
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Central bankers, heads of state and economists have called on the euro zone to develop so-called corona bonds, a new instrument that would combine securities from different European countries.
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It's practically an axiom of international diplomacy that you only bring heads of state together at the very end of talks, after lower-level officials have done the dirty work.
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Several heads of state were expected to attend, but not Mr. Macron, who sent Hervé Berville, a member of France's Parliament and survivor of the Rwandan genocide, as his representative.
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But at the Group of 7 meeting in Quebec this month, Mr. Trump reportedly told his fellow heads of state that Crimea is Russian because everyone there speaks that language.
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Though the list of heads of state planning to attend is not yet final, Mr. Rouhani, who has made the trip in the past, is expected to give a speech.
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Anyone present for such a conversation between two heads of state should, at a minimum, have security clearance, Ms. Whelan said, and should also be an expert in Japanese affairs.
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" Heads of state and government at Davos get "other special protective measures if necessary," it says, and there are "security restrictions on the airspace over Davos to safeguard air sovereignty.
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But if Joint List head Ayman Odeh, 44, becomes opposition leader, he would receive monthly briefings from the Mossad intelligence agency and meet visiting heads of state, among other perks.
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The biggest guest, President Donald Trump, has traveled to the U.K. capital to attend the meeting and join other heads of state in marking the alliance's seven decades in existence.
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Last week, at a meeting of the E.U.'s heads of state, that message was reiterated: the U.K. cannot leave the E.U. and have "à la carte" access to it.
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A communal clergy from Ghana's multi-dimensional Christian community presided over the service, with traditional leaders and representative of the Muslim population seated along-side the visiting heads of State.
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Queen Elizabeth hosted a private dinner for the Kennedys — rather than the state dinner, coveted by visiting heads of state — so the public did not witness the queen and Mrs.
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"Despite incomplete information about the incident, the U.S. move obviously goes against the consensus reached between the heads of state of China and the U.S. in Argentina," the paper wrote.
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Of the 123 Nobel Prize winners, just 48 have been women, and only 18% of elected heads of state, globally, are female (though we may be adding one more very soon!).
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It was noted that Francis has smiled during similar photo-ops with other heads of state, from German Chancellor Angela Merkel to Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto to former President Obama.
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The U.K. government and EU heads of state have signed off on the preliminary deal and now the British Parliament will undertake a "meaningful vote" to decide whether it can proceed.
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Some 135 heads of state or government are expected to attend the annual United Nations' General Assembly in New York with the refugee crisis and climate change among the top issues.
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The African Union said on Friday it had appointed five heads of state to try to convince the government of Burundi to accept a peacekeeping force that its leader has rejected.
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Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council — a body that represents the 27 Heads of State — confirmed in a tweet that the text had been agreed in principle by negotiators.
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Regional bloc IGAD has threatened to submit "punitive measures" against violators of the latest failed cease-fire, though sanctions would need approval by the bloc&aposs heads of state and government.
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Their plan also avoids mention of a set amount for the budget, leaving it to heads of state and government to decide, according to the two-page proposal seen by Reuters.
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The US State Department condemned the detention of Ramos, who has been a journalist at Univision since 1987 and has interviewed numerous heads of state in his career, including US presidents.
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The role of dress in ceremonial situations can give meaningful resonance to not only the honored invited heads of state, but also the global interest of the world and fashion industry.
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As HeForShe "Champions," 30 men (who are heads of state, business executives, and university presidents) agreed to advance gender equity in their own settings, wherever they might be in the world.
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During the meeting, the other heads of state pressed Trump to commit to remaining in the agreement, in an attempt to come to a consensus before the end of the event.
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That is due to change this year, with more than 60 heads of state, including Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and French President Emmanuel Macron, flying in for the event.
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"Just hours after his first international foray into foreign relations, Trump was in an online feud with one of our neighboring heads of state, our second largest trading partner," Kaine said.
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The set of rooms — and the Grand Reception Room in particular — are often the sites of big events, including state dinners that the Queen hosts for visiting foreign heads of state.
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Two days later, the United Nations held a meeting of heads of state to mull the matter over—only the fourth occasion that the General Assembly has debated a health problem.
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We learned that he'll attend Davos — the clubby globalist conference in Switzerland (60 heads of state or government, plus top CEOs and over 1,000 leaders from civil society, academia and media).
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On Thursday, the entire 16-member bloc echoed that position following an emergency meeting in Addis Ababa attended by heads of state including South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa and Angola's Joao Lourenco.
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Remarking on the importance of maintaining close communication between the two countries' heads of state, Xi said China and Saudi Arabia are comprehensive strategic partners whose strategic mutual trust is deepening.
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The documents, combed through in the past year by dozens of journalists worldwide, show links to 72 current or former heads of state, including dictators accused of looting their own countries.
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According the Pew Research Center, the number of female heads of state or government has more than doubled in the past 10 years, but the number remains fairly low, percentage-wise.
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She had frank confrontations with a number of heads of state, warning them that American aid would end unless they granted due process to political prisoners and stopped killing political rivals.
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In any business deal - and this is one way to look at the once-scheduled meeting between the two heads of state - there is always jockeying to get the best deal.
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While it is still not routine that heads of state are prosecuted for their crimes, it is no longer inconceivable and there is now even an expectation that it will happen.
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As a legion of heads of state and business leaders head to Davos for the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) next week, world affairs are as unpredictable and unstable as ever.
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"Climate change poses a big problem for the entire planet," Clement, who hosts a radio show in Tanzania dedicated to the topic, told the gathered heads of state on Friday morning.
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The forum in Beijing next week will draw heads of state to discuss Xi's plan to expand trade links between Asia, Africa and Europe through billions of dollars in infrastructure investment.
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Whether participating in glittery dinners with heads of state, or tête-à-têtes in the Oval Office, Andrew Liveris, the chief executive of Dow Chemical, has regularly visited the White House.
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The virus has caused dozens of government officials around the world -- from administrators to heads of state -- to take precautionary measures after finding out they've been in contact with infected people.
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The measures he advocated in the name of security provided Mr. Pruitt with perks more commonly associated with heads of state, and often came over the objections of top agency officials.
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In a 2008 speech, Mr. Miller summed up with uncharacteristic seriousness what had led him — as well as ski bums and heads of state and corporations — to head for the mountains.
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In a rundown of Soviet history before Gorbachev's ascent, Herzog turns the successive funerals of the much older Soviet heads of state who preceded him into a grimly humorous recurring joke.
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The heads of state and government are to meet in Brussels in an emergency session on April 10, two days before the current Brexit deadline, to hear what Britain has decided.
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