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U.S., Israel sign massive military aid deal; $38B, 10 years
The United States on Wednesday signed an unprecedented new security agreement with Israel that will give the Israeli military $38 billion over 10 years.
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United States, India agree to boost anti-terror cooperation
The United States and India agreed Tuesday to boost counterterrorism cooperation by expanding intelligence sharing about known or suspected extremists and terrorist threats.
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John Kerry urges Bangladesh to enhance counterterrorism efforts, human rights
This is Kerry’s first trip to the nation as secretary of state.
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Kerry: ‘Clarity’ achieved with Russia on Syria truce steps
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov “have achieved clarity” on a path to restore a truce in Syria but details remain to be worked out.
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U.S. pursues Syria cooperation with Russia amid new volatility
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov this week.
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Clinton’s ‘Moscow Spring’ ended as Putin returned to power
As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton basked in a diplomatic “Moscow Spring,” seizing on Vladimir Putin’s break from the presidency to help seal a nuclear arms-control treaty and secure Russia’s acquiescence to a NATO-led military intervention in Libya. But when Putin returned to the top job, things changed.
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Kerry: Progress with Russia on Syria despite military doubts
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said progress is being made with Russia on a potential military partnership that could strengthen a faltering truce in Syria despite grave doubts expressed by the Pentagon and joint chiefs of staff.
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To seek peace in Syria, U.S. offers to cooperate with Russia
Frustrated by months of failure in Syria, the Obama administration is taking what might be its final offer to Moscow: Enhanced intelligence and military cooperation against the Islamic State and other extremist groups if Syria’s Russian-backed president Bashar Assad upholds a ceasefire with U.S.-supported rebel groups and starts a political transition.
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NATO formally invites Montenegro as 29th member
NATO invited the Balkan nation of Montenegro to become its 29th member, agreeing Thursday to expand for only the seventh time in its history despite Russia’s angry objections.
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U.S., other powers want to arm Libyan government
The United States and other world powers said Monday they are ready to supply Libya’s internationally recognized government with weapons to counter the Islamic State and other militant groups gaining footholds in its lawless regions.
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U.S., Israel sign massive military aid deal; $38B, 10 years
The United States on Wednesday signed an unprecedented new security agreement with Israel that will give the Israeli military $38 billion over 10 years.
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United States, India agree to boost anti-terror cooperation
The United States and India agreed Tuesday to boost counterterrorism cooperation by expanding intelligence sharing about known or suspected extremists and terrorist threats.
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John Kerry urges Bangladesh to enhance counterterrorism efforts, human rights
This is Kerry’s first trip to the nation as secretary of state.
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Kerry: ‘Clarity’ achieved with Russia on Syria truce steps
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov “have achieved clarity” on a path to restore a truce in Syria but details remain to be worked out.
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U.S. pursues Syria cooperation with Russia amid new volatility
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov this week.
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Clinton’s ‘Moscow Spring’ ended as Putin returned to power
As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton basked in a diplomatic “Moscow Spring,” seizing on Vladimir Putin’s break from the presidency to help seal a nuclear arms-control treaty and secure Russia’s acquiescence to a NATO-led military intervention in Libya. But when Putin returned to the top job, things changed.
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Kerry: Progress with Russia on Syria despite military doubts
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said progress is being made with Russia on a potential military partnership that could strengthen a faltering truce in Syria despite grave doubts expressed by the Pentagon and joint chiefs of staff.
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To seek peace in Syria, U.S. offers to cooperate with Russia
Frustrated by months of failure in Syria, the Obama administration is taking what might be its final offer to Moscow: Enhanced intelligence and military cooperation against the Islamic State and other extremist groups if Syria’s Russian-backed president Bashar Assad upholds a ceasefire with U.S.-supported rebel groups and starts a political transition.
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NATO formally invites Montenegro as 29th member
NATO invited the Balkan nation of Montenegro to become its 29th member, agreeing Thursday to expand for only the seventh time in its history despite Russia’s angry objections.
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U.S., other powers want to arm Libyan government
The United States and other world powers said Monday they are ready to supply Libya’s internationally recognized government with weapons to counter the Islamic State and other militant groups gaining footholds in its lawless regions.
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U.S., Israel sign massive military aid deal; $38B, 10 years
The United States on Wednesday signed an unprecedented new security agreement with Israel that will give the Israeli military $38 billion over 10 years.
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United States, India agree to boost anti-terror cooperation
The United States and India agreed Tuesday to boost counterterrorism cooperation by expanding intelligence sharing about known or suspected extremists and terrorist threats.
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John Kerry urges Bangladesh to enhance counterterrorism efforts, human rights
This is Kerry’s first trip to the nation as secretary of state.
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Kerry: ‘Clarity’ achieved with Russia on Syria truce steps
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov “have achieved clarity” on a path to restore a truce in Syria but details remain to be worked out.
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U.S. pursues Syria cooperation with Russia amid new volatility
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov this week.
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Clinton’s ‘Moscow Spring’ ended as Putin returned to power
As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton basked in a diplomatic “Moscow Spring,” seizing on Vladimir Putin’s break from the presidency to help seal a nuclear arms-control treaty and secure Russia’s acquiescence to a NATO-led military intervention in Libya. But when Putin returned to the top job, things changed.
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Kerry: Progress with Russia on Syria despite military doubts
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said progress is being made with Russia on a potential military partnership that could strengthen a faltering truce in Syria despite grave doubts expressed by the Pentagon and joint chiefs of staff.
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To seek peace in Syria, U.S. offers to cooperate with Russia
Frustrated by months of failure in Syria, the Obama administration is taking what might be its final offer to Moscow: Enhanced intelligence and military cooperation against the Islamic State and other extremist groups if Syria’s Russian-backed president Bashar Assad upholds a ceasefire with U.S.-supported rebel groups and starts a political transition.
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NATO formally invites Montenegro as 29th member
NATO invited the Balkan nation of Montenegro to become its 29th member, agreeing Thursday to expand for only the seventh time in its history despite Russia’s angry objections.
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U.S., other powers want to arm Libyan government
The United States and other world powers said Monday they are ready to supply Libya’s internationally recognized government with weapons to counter the Islamic State and other militant groups gaining footholds in its lawless regions.
