" Ms. Baeshen, the embassy spokeswoman, said that Saudi Arabia and the United States "enjoy a wide range of cooperative discussions" but that "domestic affairs are just that: domestic affairs.
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We firmly oppose any country interfering in China's domestic affairs.
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In other words, China should focus on its domestic affairs.
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"@RealDonaldTrump campaigned promoting noninterference in other countries' domestic affairs, " he said.
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This led China to accuse the U.S. of interfering in domestic affairs.
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RUSSIAN WATCHDOG SAYS IT CONSIDERS SUCH ADVERTISING INTERFERENCE IN RUSSIA'S DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
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The public doesn't take kindly to Western interference in their domestic affairs.
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It prompted China to accuse the U.S. of interfering in domestic affairs.
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In recent decades, former presidents have rarely been active in domestic affairs.
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Beijing viewed that action as unwelcome U.S. interference in Chinese domestic affairs.
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Its supporters say it prevents foreign powers from meddling in Israel's domestic affairs.
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In 2008, Greenland voted for stronger self-government and responsibility in domestic affairs.
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"We never interfere within the domestic affairs of other countries," Mr. Putin says.
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As Hong Kong is part of China, its affairs are purely domestic affairs.
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It prompted Beijing to accuse the U.S. of interfering in domestic affairs. Sen.
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While Mr. Moon remained preoccupied with North Korea, domestic affairs turned against him.
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But what is remaining of "Chavismo" should be left to focus on domestic affairs.
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The Houthis have been defiant, accusing the coalition of meddling in Yemen's domestic affairs.
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It handles its own domestic affairs while Copenhagen looks after defense and foreign policy.
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Wilson expected to focus on domestic affairs, but the war had disrupted those plans.
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In 2017, then prime minister Malcolm Turnbull accused China of meddling in domestic affairs.
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Whoever wins will soon realise that the president has little say over domestic affairs.
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She denounced the new human rights legislation as illegal interference into its domestic affairs.
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In response, China's foreign ministry accused the U.S. of interfering in Beijing's domestic affairs.
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They don't want other states meddling in what they consider regional or domestic affairs.
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In 2017, then Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull accused China of meddling in domestic affairs.
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If Mr. Trump's troubles stem from foreign affairs, Mr. Clinton's were rooted in domestic affairs.
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American politicians must focus on important domestic affairs rather than trigger a foreign policy crisis.
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Beijing says it follows a policy of non-interference in domestic affairs of other countries.
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Russian-sponsored actors don't have to relocate to the United States to influence domestic affairs.
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The South American country has repeatedly criticized the United States for interfering in its domestic affairs.
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Russia has repeatedly denied accusations that it has meddled in other countries' elections and domestic affairs.
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And President Trump publicly stated on a number of occasions regarding Russia's meddling into domestic affairs.
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Iran's president broadly manages domestic affairs, above all the economy, and can influence foreign policy decisions.
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Australia has accused China of meddling in its domestic affairs and is introducing foreign interference laws.
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A government of national unity would certainly not be transformative in foreign policy or domestic affairs.
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The American people deserve to know when foreign adversaries are attempting to meddle in our domestic affairs.
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Mercury switches signs on Wednesday, shifting from your house of communication to your house of domestic affairs.
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The pattern Domestic affairs and geopolitics are carefully considered when the secretive communist state conducts these tests.
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There is a new moon in Scorpio on Wednesday in your house of family and domestic affairs.
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They do that on their own, and they don't necessarily want NATO involved in their domestic affairs.
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THE PHENOMENON known in American domestic affairs as the culture wars has gone well and truly global.
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"China is much more prickly about international interference into domestic affairs than the U.S. is," Himes said.
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"Bachelet ... (is) following Macron's line in meddling in domestic affairs and Brazilian sovereignty," Bolsonaro wrote on Facebook.
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Ties with China have deteriorated since 2017, after Canberra accused Beijing of meddling in its domestic affairs.
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Mr. Duterte has made clear that he does not appreciate American meddling in his country's domestic affairs.
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The Gulen movement denied involvement in the coup attempt and denounced any military intervention in Turkey's domestic affairs.
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Australia's ties with China have deteriorated since 2017, when Canberra accused China of meddling in its domestic affairs.
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Changes for the good of our country in both foreign and domestic affairs have happened under his watch.
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"We did not, and will not, interfere in any country's domestic affairs," the foreign minister, Wang Yi, said.
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Greenland is part of Denmark with self-government over domestic affairs, while Copenhagen handles defense and foreign policy.
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On today's episode: • Sheryl Gay Stolberg, domestic affairs correspondent for The Times, was in Charlottesville over the weekend.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the deep state branch focused on domestic affairs, has challenged the CIA findings.
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Australia's ties with China have deteriorated since 21, when Canberra accused China of meddling in its domestic affairs.
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My guess is that Trump will focus on domestic affairs and preside rather than try to micromanage foreign policy.
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Russia has launched cyber-attacks, spread disinformation and interfered in the domestic affairs of both neighbouring and faraway countries.
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"We just use our rights to tell the U.S. not to interfere in our domestic affairs," he told Reuters.
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Critics saw it as an unnecessary and unprofessional attempt to intervene in the domestic affairs of a US ally.
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As Mr. Trump moves to complete his national security team, he may soon turn his attention to domestic affairs.
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On today's episode: • Sheryl Gay Stolberg, the domestic affairs correspondent for The New York Times, on Mr. Moore's campaign.
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Most decisions regarding domestic affairs are taken by parliament where he has no party and could easily become isolated.
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"Ukraine's position is to not interfere in the domestic affairs of the United States," an interior ministry official said.
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Hong Kong's government, meanwhile, criticized the bill and warned for the U.S. to stay out of its domestic affairs.
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No country will be allowed to interfere in Iranian domestic affairs, he said, adding that tests would definitely continue.
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Some historical nationalists were admirable in large part because they worked to end foreign interference in their domestic affairs.
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In 2017, then prime minister Malcolm Turnbull accused China of meddling in Australia's domestic affairs, a charge that Beijing denies.
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In the aftermath, many commentators and critics felt that Mr. Sanders held his own on domestic affairs, but that Mrs.
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Highlights Russian interference in other countries' domestic affairs, a charge Trump continues to deny when it comes to his election.
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In domestic affairs, there are many checks on what a president can do; in national security there are few constraints.
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Expansive Jupiter enters your house of domestic affairs on Thursday, beginning a year-long period of abundance in your home.
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Morales, who is on a visit to Greece, said meddling in the domestic affairs of another country never bodes well.
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News comes to your doorstep on Friday as messenger Mercury joins the other planets in your house of domestic affairs.
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As Americans are outraged by Russian interference in our domestic affairs, Iranians presumably would reject direct American interference in theirs.
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He called on the Mexican government -- specifically, President Enrique Peña Nieto and his secretary of domestic affairs -- to provide assistance.
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The Gulen movement has denied any involvement in the coup attempt and denounced any military intervention in Turkey's domestic affairs.
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U.S. Ambassadors typically don't meddle in other country's domestic affairs, but Trump's picks haven't shied away from voicing their thoughts.
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And, historically speaking, the transition period has often been a time of tumult in world, as well as domestic, affairs.
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Police in Greenland, which is part of Denmark with self-government over domestic affairs, had no comment on the cause.
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Szijjarto said the Commission wants to meddle into Poland's domestic affairs, and it should not "act like a political body".
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Tunisia's president controls foreign and defense policy, governing alongside a prime minister chosen by Parliament who has authority over domestic affairs.
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But Aiban said Saudi Arabia would not accept what he termed as foreign interference in its domestic affairs and judicial system.
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Ties between the two countries have been strained since Australia accused China of meddling in its domestic affairs late last year.
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Link said uncertainty in global politics and domestic affairs in Washington are playing too large of a role in market decisions.
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Maduro contends the OAS is meddling in Venezuela's domestic affairs, infringing on its sovereignty and trying to remove him from power.
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"We cannot allow foreign adversaries to use cyber intrusions to meddle in our domestic affairs, especially our democratic process," he continued.
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" Senior members of the governing party accused Mr. Harris of "meddling in domestic affairs" and even "acting like a governor-general.
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Relations with Australia's most important trading partner have deteriorated in recent years amid accusations that China is meddling in domestic affairs.
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The president controls foreign and defense policy, governing alongside a prime minister chosen by parliament who has authority over domestic affairs.
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"According to TASS, Putin said, "Sacrificing Russian-American relations to U.S. domestic affairs is bad, because it disrupts international relations in general.
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On Monday, some old family news comes back up as communication planet Mercury meets retrograde Venus in your house of domestic affairs.
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In other words, the fact that it's a brainchild of Conservatives who often seemed to play the religious card in domestic affairs.
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" China rejected the allegation during the U.N. meeting, saying the country "did not and will not interfere in any country's domestic affairs.
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And they've consistently placed Republicans of whatever motivation – ideological or personal, economic or cultural, foreign policy or domestic affairs – on the defensive.
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Does the body forget itself, its needs, its happiness in unfamiliar landscapes, as it becomes more and more rooted in domestic affairs?
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Human rights in foreign affairs, compassion for the disadvantaged in domestic affairs, and truth in public statements are objects only of disdain.
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Republicans at the time contended that it allowed United Nations interference in America's domestic affairs and that it adversely affected states' rights.
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Fueling such suspicions are recent revelations about China's efforts to influence the domestic affairs of countries like Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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In Australia, where a national debate is roiling over China's meddling in the country's domestic affairs, the government has also stayed quiet.
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Many subjected themselves to dangerous and unregulated medical procedures, and the ruling was a pivotal moment in shaping the nation's domestic affairs.
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Mustafa: Trump seems willing to take a realpolitik approach that's unconcerned with the "domestic affairs" of other nations, including human rights violations.
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An embargo could allow the regime the pretext to reinforce its narrative of a hostile U.S. government meddling in its domestic affairs.
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Tsang said Beijing "does not feel that foreign powers have any right to put pressure on what it sees as domestic affairs".
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull last year cited Chinese meddling in domestic affairs as justification for new foreign interference laws passed last week.
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Australia's ties with China have deteriorated in recent years amid accusations that its most important trading partner is meddling in domestic affairs.
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She also thought the cheerful branding campaigns sold a lie, reducing a woman's worth to how smoothly she managed her domestic affairs.
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Muetzenich added that Grenell's actions violated the 1961 Vienna Convention, under which diplomats do not interfere in the domestic affairs of a country.
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Duterte angrily reacted by asking Garcia-Sayan not to meddle in the country&aposs domestic affairs and told him "to go to hell."
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Rogers responded that his agency was focused on foreign rather than domestic affairs but said he did not have evidence of vote tampering.
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Greenland is a part of the Kingdom of Denmark with self-government over domestic affairs while leaving defense and foreign policy to Copenhagen.
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He soon grew frustrated when, particularly in domestic affairs, his administration seemed to be pursuing policies more liberal than its own president preferred.
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A statement released by the Chinese Embassy in Washington said that the sale of arms to Taiwan "grossly interferes" in China's domestic affairs.
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"We have agreed, Indonesia, Australia, to respect each other, to value each other and not meddle in each other's domestic affairs," Widodo said.
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On Wednesday, your lovely ruling planet Venus enters attention-loving, warm, and generous Leo, bringing your focus to domestic affairs and homemaking projects.
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There will be "an acute awareness for any attempts to interfere in Chinese domestic affairs in the coming weeks," analysts at Eurasia wrote.
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Mr. Moïse re-formed the army in 2017, promising that it would patrol Haiti's borders, assist in natural disasters and avoid domestic affairs.
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The state of play: Germany said last week that it regretted the sanctions and believes the U.S is interfering in German domestic affairs.
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Tunisia's president mainly has authority over foreign and defense policy, governing alongside a prime minister chosen by parliament who has authority over domestic affairs.
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That shouldn't make the most logical explanation any less logical -- even if that means examining Zarif's tweet through the prism of Iranian domestic affairs.
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Despite Chinese denials, Australia has cited similar incidents as evidence that China is meddling in its domestic affairs, straining ties between the two countries.
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"I have never been so concerned about the destiny of our democracy," writes Califano, now 86, who was Johnson's chief assistant for domestic affairs.
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Nothing of similar magnitude came from White House big guns like Chief of Staff HR Haldeman or White House Domestic Affairs Adviser John Ehrlichman.
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ASEAN has come under fire for its emphasis on consensus to resolve issues, and its principle of noninterference in the domestic affairs of nations.
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While China and Australia are major trading partners, their relationship has deteriorated in recent years over concerns Beijing is influencing the Australia's domestic affairs.
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Australia now requires lobbyists for foreign countries to register and makes them criminally liable if they are deemed to be meddling in domestic affairs.
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"It would once have been unthinkable that an international agreement could prevent the United States from conducting its own domestic affairs," Mr. Trump said.
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"The European Union... is a highly developed system for mutual interference in each other's domestic affairs, right down to beer and sausages," he observed.
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" Referring to his discussions with Lavrov, Pompeo also said he raised "interference in our domestic affairs," and added that, "I was clear, it's unacceptable.
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Relations between Australia and its most important trading partner have deteriorated in recent years amid accusations that China is meddling in Australia's domestic affairs.
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He said Iran's domestic affairs had nothing to do with the U.N. Security Council's role, which was the "maintenance of international peace and security".
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"African states don't want to set precedents about interference in domestic affairs," said Stephanie Wolters, an analyst at the Institute of Strategic Studies in Pretoria.
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Rapper Drake may hail from the United States' neighbor to the north, Canada, but that doesn't stop him from voicing his opinions on domestic affairs.
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Australia now requires lobbyists for foreign countries to register and it makes them criminally liable if they are deemed to be meddling in domestic affairs.
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Instead, it became a fierce advocate for every country's right to handle its own domestic affairs without international meddling, effectively supporting human rights abusers everywhere.
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Ties between Australia and China, its largest trading partner, have been strained since Australia accused China of meddling in its domestic affairs late last year.
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Wednesday afternoon's refreshing new Moon in Gemini encourages you to find emotional solace by enthusiastically cleaning your home and generally tending to your domestic affairs.
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" Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement Monday expressing "disbelief" over the comment, calling it "a blatant interference in the Kingdom's domestic affairs.
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Asked by a journalist about Russia and Mr. Trump, the French president solemnly first said he didn't want to comment on another country's domestic affairs.
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"Ukraine's position is not to interfere in the domestic affairs of the United States of America," the Internal Affairs Ministry said in a statement Thursday.
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"On the question of interference in our domestic affairs, I was clear it's unacceptable, and I made our expectations of Russia clear," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Domestic affairs: A Blackrock Investment Institute note to clients calls Macron a "business friendly" candidate that will not get in the way of Europe's improving economy.
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"We hope relevant parties stop their groundless accusations against China and interference in China's domestic affairs and contribute more to bilateral trust and cooperation," it added.
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Corker said there's no question that Russia meddled into domestic affairs, but said he didn't know if the hackers intended to sway the election to Trump.
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Geng said Liu was convicted of violating Chinese law and criticism of China's handling of the case was an "improper" intrusion into the country's domestic affairs.
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The inquiry comes as Australia's relationship with China, its largest trading partner, has been strained by worries in Canberra of Chinese meddling in its domestic affairs.
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By silencing itself, the U.K. has actually lost power and control over its domestic affairs and economy, and therefore has forfeited some of its precious "sovereignty".
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China's response will indicate whether it intends to improve relations with Australia, which have been strained over its accusations China was meddling in its domestic affairs.
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Sino-Australian relations have soured in recent months, just two years into a free trade pact after Canberra accused Beijing of interfering in its domestic affairs.
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"If you mean foreign governments interfering with domestic affairs, the intelligence community has a role to play," former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff told The Hill.
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Australia is preparing to pass laws designed to limit China's influence in domestic affairs following criticism by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull that Beijing was interfering.
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If he is rattled by domestic affairs or still focused on fights beyond this weekend's agenda, it could lead to an acrimonious few days in France.
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In 85033, Katie Couric asked Sarah Palin what newspapers/magazines she read in order to stay abreast on international and domestic affairs – she couldn't name one.
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Such perceived blatant interference in Saudi Arabia's domestic affairs could not go unanswered without damaging the prestige of the state in the eyes of its people.
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Iraqis want to see "good relations" both on the economic and political fronts, but don't want "negative foreign interference" in their own domestic affairs, Jafar said.
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The "Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act" interferes in China's domestic affairs, said foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang, according to an online statement in Chinese.
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As The Times's domestic affairs correspondent, based in Washington, I tend to write about a range of issues, from abortion to transgender rights to race relations.
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Al Shabaab killed American recruit Abu Mansoor Al-Amriki in 2013 for criticizing the group for being too focused on domestic affairs and ignoring international jihad.
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But then, the junior senator from Illinois Barack Obama didn't come into office with extensive experience in military, economic and domestic affairs on a global scale, either.
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Among the stumbling blocks are: Much of the group's discord can be attributed to its philosophy, dubbed the ASEAN Way, which promotes non-interference in domestic affairs.
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Mr St Pier believes that Parliament would have to pass primary legislation to avoid a constitutional wrangle, since Guernsey has the right to govern its domestic affairs.
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Atilla's conviction in New York has spurred anger in Ankara, with Turkey's foreign ministry accusing the U.S, of "unprecedented intervention in Turkey's domestic affairs," per BBC News.
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Huang's expulsion comes as Australia and China seek to repair ties that have been strained since 2017, when Canberra accused Beijing of meddling in its domestic affairs.
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Iraqi state television said Turkey had pledged to "respect the sovereignty of Iraq" and that Baghdad and Ankara agreed not to interfere in each other's domestic affairs.
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As late as March, the TV commentator Gary Neville was advising Klopp to concentrate his energies, and those of his players, on domestic affairs, rather than European.
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The 1867 "compromise" that created a "dual state" by giving Hungarians full control over their domestic affairs consequently restricted it for Romanians living in Hungarian-ruled Transylvania.
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The Kremlin has in the past insisted that it does not interfere in the domestic affairs of other countries and has accused Western powers of stoking "Russophobia".
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While many high-profile drug traffickers have been sent to the US for trial and imprisonment, some in Mexico regard the process as interference in domestic affairs.
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But Bolton suggested Tuesday that the Russian effort to interfere in elections pales in comparison to an alleged ongoing effort by China to meddle in U.S. domestic affairs.
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Kemlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov stated that Russia has never interfered and has no plans to ever interfere in the domestic affairs of other countries, speaking to journalists Wednesday.
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"President Putin said numerous times that Russia has never interfered and doesn't interfere in domestic affairs of other countries, especially in electing campaigns," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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Omitting any mention of the West, Mr Putin concentrated on domestic affairs: "I strongly believe that only a free society…is capable of achieving these breakthroughs," he said.
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While the two-day event will almost certainly feature more questions about domestic affairs, it will also provide a chance to ask candidates about their foreign policy views.
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Leo Good news about your family and home comes on or near Monday when Jupiter, the planet of abundance, meets messenger Mercury in your house of domestic affairs.
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And there are plenty of reasons to oppose Puzder's nomination beyond his domestic affairs, most notably his outright hostility toward policies that would improve the lives of workers.
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One of President Tayyip Erdogan's advisers, Bulent Gedikli, on Twitter dismissed the Fitch downgrade as "political and not economic" and called it an "intervention in Turkey's domestic affairs".
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"The handling of Liu Xiaobo's case belongs to China's domestic affairs, and foreign countries are in no position to make improper remarks," said foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang.
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"Any further step from the Canadian side in that direction will be considered as acknowledgment of our right to interfere in the Canadian Domestic affairs," the statement reads.
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Another possibility is that MBS is using the Canadian intervention in Saudi domestic affairs to stoke a bit of nationalism, not least to keep dissenting Saudis in line.
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Trump signed the bills as he tries to reach a "phase one" trade deal with Beijing, which has repeatedly condemned the legislation as meddling in its domestic affairs.
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"Any further step from the Canadian side in that direction will be considered as acknowledgment of our right to interfere in the Canadian domestic affairs," the statement said.
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Ghani, a former World Bank official, has repeatedly questioned the intent of international aid, especially from the United States, and criticized agencies for meddling in Afghanistan's domestic affairs.
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Laird came back to the Nixon administration later in 1973 as counselor to the president for domestic affairs but left in 1974 as the Watergate scandal engulfed Nixon's presidency.
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Speaking to Spanish television on Sunday, Maduro — who maintains the backing of China and Russia, amongst others — claimed interference in domestic affairs from overseas could lead to civil war.
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But, perhaps echoing the concerns of some Iraqis, he added that this should be "based on respect for the sovereignty of the countries and no interference in domestic affairs."
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Interfax cited Sergei Ryabkov, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, as saying Moscow would stand with Venezuela to protect its sovereignty and the principle of non-interference in its domestic affairs.
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"Any further step from the Canadian side in that direction will be considered as acknowledgment of our right to interfere in the Canadian domestic affairs," the Saudi government wrote.
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The inclusion of foreigners on the committee has ignited major protest from nationalists who believe foreign consultation is being allowed on domestic affairs without the consent of ethnic minorities.
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Members of the Association of South East Asian Nations, which did not respond to requests for a comment, have a principle of non-interference in each others' domestic affairs.
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The government of outgoing Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev saw the meeting and comments made by Nazarbayev as meddling in its domestic affairs, and a series of angry exchanges ensued.
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The Arab nations blockading Qatar say the tiny nation is financing terrorists, interfering in their domestic affairs and growing too close with Iran, all charges that Qatari leaders deny.
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Calls on China to free rights activists are often met with strong opposition from the government, which has sternly warned Western countries not to "meddle in Chinese domestic affairs".
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As ambassador, Mr. Grenell made public statements that some German officials took as expressing opposition to the government there, an extraordinary intervention into domestic affairs that diplomats typically avoid.
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A top official in Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's administration is warning that attempts to include the country in U.S. domestic affairs would be harmful to relations between the countries.
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China has rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's call to investigate his Democrat rival Joe Biden and Biden's son, saying Beijing had no intention of intervening in U.S. domestic affairs.
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She said U.S. lawmakers should concentrate on serving Americans rather than "interfere with the domestic affairs of other countries", adding that China protected religious freedoms in line with the law.
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The Greek government barred four Russian diplomats from the country on Tuesday over allegations of meddling in domestic affairs and national security, according to a report by the Kathimerini newspaper.
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Bolsonaro has rejected what he calls foreign interference in domestic affairs in Brazil, where vast tracts of the Amazon rainforest are ablaze in what is known as the burning season.
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Ethiopia's involvement in the domestic affairs of Somalia has made the military and political situation in Somalia worse, and resulted in documented large-scale war crimes and human rights violations.
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It's not unusual for Beijing to intervene in Burmese domestic affairs — China has previously played a mediating role in Myanmar's Kachin and Shan states, areas also struck by ethnic strife.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council has expressed its solidarity with Morocco, saying it condemned what it called Iran's interference in the kingdom's domestic affairs, Abu Dhabi-based Sky News Arabia said.
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Under the law, lobbyists for foreign countries will be required to register and they will be liable for criminal prosecution if they are deemed to be interfering in domestic affairs.
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But Greenland's population remained majority Inuit, and in 1979 they successfully obtained "home rule" from Denmark, meaning most domestic affairs were handled by the Greenland government rather than from Copenhagen.
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Whereas the U.S. has traditionally championed free enterprise and universal human rights, China defends its state-driven brand of capitalism and non-interference in the domestic affairs of other countries.
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From domestic affairs — where he was the last president to sign a truly bipartisan "grand bargain" — to his deft foreign policy, Bush aimed for competent management rather than ideological transformation.
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This is why NATO cannot endlessly expand and also why America needs to harden its election infrastructure and tell Russia that both countries must respect each other's domestic affairs and sovereignty.
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PiS has offered no concessions, instead presenting the criticism as unacceptable foreign meddling in the domestic affairs of the country, which overthrew communism in 1989 and joined the EU in 2004.
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His son George W. Bush, Democrats joked, was a nice guy who you might want to have a beer with but someone who didn't know much about world or domestic affairs.
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Relations have soured since Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull accused China late last year of meddling in domestic affairs, and using loans to gain leverage over poor South Pacific island nations.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia urged the United States not to interfere in what Moscow calls Iran's "domestic affairs", Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Thursday, according to the TASS news agency.
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Her decision has raised concerns that Germany will again be occupied with domestic affairs at a time when it is needed as a leader in Europe and on the international stage.
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Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng also summoned U.S. Ambassador Terry Branstad on Thursday and demanded that Washington immediately stop interfering in China's domestic affairs and halt further damage to ties.
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"Some countries are making irresponsible remarks about whether this will interfere with El Salvador's domestic affairs, but I believe it is obvious who is politically interfering in the region," Lu said.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has told a U.N human rights expert who said the country's judicial independence was under threat to 'go to hell', warning against interference in domestic affairs.
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Tensions arose in 2017 when Canberra accused Beijing of meddling in its domestic affairs, and the relationship suffered another setback last year when Australia banned China's Huawei from its 5G broadband network.
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Sistani welcomed "any steps to strengthen Iraq's relations with its neighbours ... based on respect for the sovereignty of the countries and no interference in domestic affairs", a statement from his office said.
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Speaking in Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China has relations with all countries, including El Salvador, on the basis of mutual respect, mutual benefit and not interfering in domestic affairs.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt said on Tuesday it supported Saudi Arabia in a political row with Canada, and stood in "solidarity" with the Gulf Arab kingdom against foreign interference in its domestic affairs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The progress of repairing China-Australia ties, strained over Canberra's concerns about Chinese influence in its domestic affairs, has been "unsatisfactory," said China's top diplomat after meeting his Australian counterpart.
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In a statement last year he spoke of the "heroic role" of the military in defending "Arab security against attempts to interfere in its domestic affairs and combating the forces of extremism".
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" No less hypocritical, in light of its own troublemaking in Syria, Yemen and Bahrain, Tehran announced its support for Maduro "in the face of any foreign meddling in the country's domestic affairs.
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It is being utilized by companies wishing to find new customers, as well as governments looking to foil terrorist attacks (and, increasingly, to meddle in the elections and domestic affairs of adversaries).
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Canberra is preparing to pass laws designed to limit Beijing's influence in domestic affairs following criticism by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull late last year that Beijing was meddling in its affairs.
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At a time when there have been concerns about foreign interference in the election, some critics lashed out at Mr. Obama for what they said amounted to interfering in Canada's domestic affairs.
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Tensions arose in 2017 when Canberra accused Beijing of meddling in its domestic affairs, and the relationship suffered another setback last year when Australia banned China's Huawei from its 3.63G broadband network.
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President Trump's approval rating edges up to 40%, according to a CNN Poll Trump spoke most extensively about domestic affairs, but did reserve the final section of his address for foreign matters.
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Despite the pressure, PiS has offered no concessions, instead presenting the criticism as unacceptable foreign meddling in domestic affairs of the country, which overthrew communism in 1989 and joined the EU in 2004.
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Interference with domestic affairs of the United States, do you really believe that someone acting from the Russian territory could have influenced the United States and influenced the choice of millions of Americans?
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He's the boss, but a secretary of state can and should try to educate a president, particularly one who is inexperienced in foreign policy and who's likely to focus principally on domestic affairs.
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Serbia has excoriated the president of Kosovo for suggesting that his demilitarised country might form an army, and Macedonia has lashed out against Kosovo and Albania for supposedly interfering in its domestic affairs.
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On one hand, Duterte is genuinely critical of what he views as Western imperialism, embodied by American (real and imagined) interference in the domestic affairs of allies and developing countries the world over.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia and China said they will work together to repair their bilateral relationship, tarnished by allegations that Beijing has committed cyber-attacks and has attempted to interfere in Canberra's domestic affairs.
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"Regarding the political activist from the neighboring country requesting to enter Thailand, I have proceeded by following the ASEAN resolution that we will not interfere with each other's domestic affairs," Mr. Prayuth said.
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Earlier this year, Australia banned China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd from supplying equipment for a 5G mobile network citing national security risks, while Canberra last year accused Beijing of meddling in domestic affairs.
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"Qatar insisted on interfering in the domestic affairs of Egypt, Bahrain, and other Arab countries in a way that threatens their safety and security and harms Arab national security and unity," it added.
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" She took a forceful tone Wednesday, saying Taipei would take an "aggressive approach to counteract the Chinese government's infiltration of our society and economy, as well as their interference in our domestic affairs.
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The U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia have been in lock step in their opposition to Qatar, which they have accused of financing terrorism, interfering in their domestic affairs and growing too close to Iran.
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Lang contended there may be much more in the missing documents than the scant details that have been released previously, including whether P-26 ever had any plans to intervene in Swiss domestic affairs.
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Cuba is one of Venezuela's few remaining allies in the region although the country retains the powerful backing of Russia, China and Turkey too, which have warned others against intervening in its domestic affairs.
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CAIRO, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Egypt said on Tuesday it supported Saudi Arabia in a political row with Canada, and stood in "solidarity" with the Gulf Arab kingdom against foreign interference in its domestic affairs.
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Relations between Canberra and Beijing have soured since Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull accused China late last year of meddling in domestic affairs, and as concern at China's influence in the region has grown.
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Four of President Nixon's aides resigned amid the growing scandal: John Dean, White House counsel; H. R. Haldeman, chief of staff; John D. Ehrlichman, assistant for domestic affairs; and Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst.
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"The issue is about meddling with the internal domestic affairs of Venezuela," Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia told reporters, adding that he hoped the country could settle its issues peacefully without any external interference.
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Haldeman and the President's counsel and assistant for domestic affairs, John Ehrlichman, took it upon themselves to reorganize the office of the first lady and combined the posts of staff director and press secretary.
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Just 15% of Russians believe the Kremlin interfered in the 573 U.S. election, according to a new report from Pew, while 85% believe the U.S. government interferes in the domestic affairs of other countries.
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The comments seemed designed to mollify Xi, whose government has challenged what it considers U.S. meddling in domestic affairs and threatened retaliation if the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act were to pass.
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Relations between the important trading partners have deteriorated in recent years amid accusations that China is meddling in Australian domestic affairs and Australian fears that China is seeking undue influence in the Pacific region.
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Vice Foreign Minister Qin Gang made "stern representations" to William Klein, the U.S. embassy's minister counselor for political affairs, and urged the United States to stop interfering in China's domestic affairs, state TV reported.
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In early February 1972, I was a reporter on the metropolitan staff of the New York Times when a top aide to John Ehrlichman, assistant to President Nixon for domestic affairs, reached out to me.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow has tangible evidence of "the destructive interference of some Western countries" in Russia's domestic affairs ahead of a presidential election next month, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman told a briefing on Thursday.
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ARKHANGELSK, Russia (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Western criticism of how Russia had handled anti-government protesters at the weekend was a politically-motivated attempt to interfere in his country's domestic affairs.
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The chasm between the two countries widened last month when French president Emmanuel Macron accused the Italians of meddling in domestic affairs during the "Yellow Vest" protests and temporarily retracted the French ambassador from Italy.
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Li Yonghui, dean of the School of International Relations and Diplomacy at Beijing Foreign Studies University, said in an interview that Mr. Trump's emphasis on domestic affairs might help ease tensions between the two countries.
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Allegations of Chinese meddling in Australian universities and donations to political campaigns by ethnic Chinese businessmen connected to the government in Beijing have prompted recent legislation aimed at curbing foreign interference in Australia's domestic affairs.
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During a face-to-face meeting with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, criticized the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "constantly interfering" with China's foreign and domestic affairs.
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During a face-to-face exchange with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, criticized the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "constantly interfering" with China's foreign and domestic affairs.
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As in the past, Mr. Putin focused on domestic affairs during his marathon news conference, answering questions about garbage collection, airfares to the Russian Far East, doctors' salaries and many other, sometimes microscopic local issues.
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"It is imperative to respect national sovereignty and refrain from seeking technological hegemony, interfering in other countries' domestic affairs and conducting, shielding or protecting technology-enabled activities that undermine other countries' national security," he said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A new round of U.S. sanctions expected against Moscow is an attempt to influence Russia's domestic affairs ahead of a presidential election, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was quoted as saying on Saturday.
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"He should pay attention to domestic affairs and issues in his own country ... instead of writing absurd and insulting tweets about other nations and countries," Qassemi was quoted as saying by the semiofficial ISNA news agency.
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The nationalists will probably shy away from taking an active role in economic and foreign policy, says Mr Can, but they will make sure Mr Erdogan continues to tend to domestic affairs with an iron fist.
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On Wednesday, Trump tweeted in support of using the death penalty for drug dealers in China, weighing in on the domestic affairs of another nation and contradicting bipartisan criminal justice reform efforts, which Trump has endorsed.
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The Russian president has also used the principle of non-interference in other countries' domestic affairs to justify expelling Western non-governmental organizations from Russia and suppressing Russian independent media by labeling them as foreign agents.
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"The latest decision by the Parliament of Canada guised as a pro-human rights and anti-corruption measure is a deplorably confrontational act blatantly interfering into Russia's domestic affairs," an official Russian Federation Embassy posting read.
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After the regional crisis erupted in 2017, with Qatar's foes accusing it of financing terrorism and interfering in their domestic affairs, charges Qatar denies, Emirati ministers called on FIFA to strip Qatar of the World Cup.
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President Trump directed a months-long scheme to solicit foreign help in his 2020 reelection campaign, withholding official acts from the government of Ukraine in order to coerce and secure political interference in our domestic affairs.
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Yet another tumultuous week in domestic affairs, starting with the Charlottesville tragedy and ending with Steve Bannon departing the Trump White House, drove the continuing threats of international terrorism and nuclear proliferation off America's front pages.
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"Under the absolutely invented pretext of Russian interference in their "Under the absolutely invented pretext of Russian interference in their domestic affairs the United States is aggressively pushing forward, one after another, crude anti-Russian actions.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Russia must stop interfering in domestic affairs and treating Greece with disrespect, the Greek foreign ministry said late on Wednesday, after Moscow warned of consequences following the expulsion by Greece of two Russian diplomats.
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The House on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed legislation aimed at protecting human rights in Hong Kong, one day after a unanimous vote in the Senate drew condemnation from Beijing as an unwarranted interference in its domestic affairs.
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"It's obvious there is a rampant and continued intervention by the United States and the EU in Macedonia's domestic affairs," Russian minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview with Greek newspaper Efimerida ton Syntakton published on Friday.
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Republican Senator James Lankford, who has received classified information about Russia's interference as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said on Wednesday that the country's attempts to sow discord in U.S. domestic affairs had not abated.
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Former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull accused Beijing of interfering in its domestic affairs while in office, and the two countries have been jostling for influence in Pacific island countries that control swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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Early Wednesday morning, surprises at work shake up your home life as Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, faces off with retrograde Venus in your house of domestic affairs, bringing up a similar issue from early September.
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Ties between the two countries were strained in 2017 when Canberra accused Beijing of meddling in its domestic affairs, and the relationship suffered another setback last year when Australia banned China's Huawei from its 5G broadband network.
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With more freedom to maneuver on foreign than domestic affairs, and with their eyes focused squarely on their legacies, all modern U.S. presidents have sought to craft the elusive deal that will solve a protracted global conflict.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said Monday that Britain needed to take "every possible precaution" to protect itself from Russian retaliation, given Moscow's track record of interference in other countries' domestic affairs and cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.
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The timetable for the investigation will test the state of the Australia-China relationship, which has deteriorated in recent years amid allegations that Beijing has committed cyber-attacks and has attempted to interfere in Canberra's domestic affairs.
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The topic of Hong Kong protests remains a sensitive issue for China, and China has been known to take harsh action against companies that so much as reference its domestic affairs or appear to threaten its authority.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's relationship with top trading partner China faces a testing two weeks as Canberra prepares to pass laws designed to limit Beijing's influence in domestic affairs amid pressure on some of its fastest growing exports.
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"The people of Iran have repeatedly proven that they are the ones to decide their own destiny and thus attempts by the United States to interfere in Iranian domestic affairs will be doomed to failure," Kohshroo said.
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In response to questions about the recent events in Charlottesville, we invited readers to participate in an Insider-only conference call between John Eligon, a national correspondent covering race, and Sheryl Gay Stolberg, a domestic affairs correspondent.
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Many countries would have collapsed under the type of restrictions imposed on Qatar by its larger and more powerful neighbors, who accused it of financing terrorism, interfering in their domestic affairs and growing too close to Iran.
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Wallace countered that no one had testified thus far who could be compared to Watergate witnesses such as White House Counsel John Dean and White House Domestic Affairs Advisor John Ehrlichman in terms of first-hand knowledge.
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The Saudi statement said it confirmed its commitment to refrain from intervening in the internal matters of other countries, including Canada, and in return rejected any intervention in its domestic affairs and internal relations with its citizens.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Mexico should stay out of Bolivian domestic affairs after the collapse last month of former leader Evo Morales's Socialist government, Bolivia's acting foreign minister Karen Longaric was quoted saying in an interview published on Saturday.
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In late December 2017 former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull accused China of meddling in its domestic affairs, while the relationship was further soured by Canberra's decision last year to ban Huawei from its 5G broadband network.
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The tension has fueled a chill in relations between the two trading partners, which hit a low after Australia accused China late last year of meddling in domestic affairs and announced a crackdown on foreign interference in response.
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"Listen, the Kremlin has so many domestic affairs to deal with, and these affairs are way more important for us than a press conference by the US president," spokesman Dmitry Peskov said during a conference call with journalists.
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China called on the United States "to give up its delusions of creating chaos in Hong Kong, stop pushing the proposed bill and to stop interfering in China's domestic affairs," spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular media briefing.
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"We urge the U.S. to view the relevant amendments in a fair and just manner, exercise caution in its words and deeds, and stop in whatever form interfering in Hong Kong affairs and China's domestic affairs," Geng said.
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In effect, Russians took Trump's anti-establishment rhetoric at face value and, perhaps, projected their own president's outsized role in domestic affairs onto the American system and expected radical change in spite of traditional U.S. policy toward Russia.
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Ryabkov said earlier on Thursday that the United States should not interfere in Iran's domestic affairs, and that Moscow remained committed to the 2015 international deal to curtail Tehran's nuclear program, which U.S. President Donald Trump has challenged.
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Putin, who has repeatedly praised Trump's political skills, is hoping his incoming U.S. counterpart will ease or annul the sanctions, stay out of Russia's domestic affairs, and maybe even team up with the Kremlin in the Middle East.
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Putin said the group would aim to "prevent interference in the domestic affairs of foreign states, primarily in Russia and the U.S." The U.S. intelligence community concluded earlier this year that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Earlier Iraqi Shi'ite lawmakers accused Sabhan of meddling in domestic affairs, including recent violence in eastern Diyala province where Sunni mosques and residents were attacked in apparent retaliation for blasts targeting Shi'ite militia fighters claimed by Islamic State.
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"President Trump directed a months-long scheme to solicit foreign help in his 2020 reelection campaign, withholding official acts from the government of Ukraine in order to coerce and secure political interference in our domestic affairs," Goldman said.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - The United States is meddling in Macedonian domestic affairs by pushing a name accord with Greece to boost the Balkan state's bid to join NATO, Russia's foreign minister said, amid a tussle for influence in the region.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia has established a security task force to guard against cyber attacks and interference in elections, the government said on Saturday, amid concerns foreign powers are meddling in domestic affairs and ahead of five elections next month.
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China, which is sensitive to comments from abroad and usually does not talk about other countries' domestic affairs, issued a veiled call on Britain to stay in the EU when its leader Xi Jinping visited the country in October.
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"Unjustified accusations of interference in the domestic affairs of particular countries are made while simultaneously engaging in an open campaign to undermine and topple democratically elected governments," Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said at the United Nations in September.
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In the same vein, the stinging criticism leveled by Iran's most senior religious and political authorities following the execution of firebrand Shia cleric Nimr Al Nimr, was deemed as an unacceptable interference in the domestic affairs of Saudi Arabia.
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China, which is sensitive to comments from abroad and usually does not talk about other countries' domestic affairs, issued a veiled call on Britain to stay in the EU when its leader Xi Jinping visited the country last October.
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"Do you know in the past 50 years how many countries' domestic affairs you have intervened in, how many governments you have thrown out, how many foreign leaders and normal citizens were prosecuted unlawfully by you?" one user asked.
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"Unjustified accusations of interference in the domestic affairs of particular countries are made while simultaneously engaging in an open campaign to undermine and topple democratically elected governments," he said, according to remarks translated on the Russian Foreign Ministry's website.
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"We've never meddled in American domestic affairs, and are confident that the American people can solve their own problems," Mr. Wang said in a speech in New York in late September, according to Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese foreign ministry said on Tuesday that China had no intention of intervening in U.S. domestic affairs when asked about U.S. President Donald Trump's suggestion that Beijing investigate his Democratic rival Joe Biden and his son.
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The incident prompted a rare public intervention by a top Indian official in its neighbor's domestic affairs, when Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Twitter she had asked India's ambassador in Pakistan for a report on news of it.
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"This is a serious violation of the international principles of sovereign equality and non-interference in the domestic affairs of other states as enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations as well as other international laws," it added.
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" Reporters must ensure they have the correct mindset when covering issues relating to domestic affairs, with the code requesting that they "persist in arming the mind with Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.
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The probes follow a period of tense relations between Australia and China, including allegations by Canberra of interference in domestic affairs, jostling for influence in the Pacific, and a move to block China's Huawei Technologies from building a 5G network.
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The popularity of the anti-establishment forces in the Netherlands can be explained by more than just excessive intervention in domestic affairs by the European Union and the opposition to political globalization -- which should be firmly distinguished from economic globalization.
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The prospect of an ever expanding permanent role for the Army on US soil to address growing climate change impacts is a surprisingly extreme scenario which goes against the grain of the traditional separation of the US military from domestic affairs.
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The hard lesson learned from Europe&aposs endless holy and civil wars – in which nations tried to impose their ways of life and political systems on each other – is that countries shouldn&apost interfere in each other&aposs domestic affairs.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Shi'ite Muslim lawmakers on Sunday accused the new Saudi ambassador of meddling in domestic affairs after he said the presence of Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias in the fight against Islamic State was exacerbating sectarian tensions in Iraq.
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The discovery, which followed a tipoff police said, exacerbates an already tense atmosphere in the region, which is bearing the brunt of Europe's migrant crisis and where rival Balkan countries routinely swop allegations of interference in each other's domestic affairs.
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Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs said on Twitter that Kyiv's policy is not to "interfere in the domestic affairs" of the U.S., but new evidence suggests Ukrainian or international law may have been broken, according to a translation from ABC News.
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"(It) interfered with China's domestic affairs and harmed China's sovereignty and security interests, and seriously damaged China-US ties, relations between the two militaries, as well as peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait," he said in a briefing Tuesday.
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In an apparent retort to such accusations, Wang said it was "imperative to respect national sovereignty and refrain from seeking technological hegemony, interfering in other countries' domestic affairs, and conducting, shielding or protecting technology-enabled activities that undermine other countries' national security".
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It created a political order that precluded interference in other states' domestic affairs, enshrined secular and not religious authority as the basis for state sovereignty, and attempted to prevent aggression and war through the maintenance of a balance of power between those states.
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More than a year on from declaring victory against the Islamic State, Iraq is often described as being at a crossroads, caught between competing forces — the U.S. and Iran — that it neither wants to alienate nor allow to run its domestic affairs.
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Founded in 1967 in the Cold War era as a bulwark against communism, ASEAN has a bedrock principle of non-interference in each other&aposs domestic affairs and decides by consensus, meaning even one member state can doom any proposal it deems offensive.
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In domestic affairs, similar sentiments have been expressed by leaders in Congress who have been trying to advance a legislative agenda while the man in the White House busies himself on social media, where he criticizes fellow Republicans, and at campaign-style rallies.
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On Monday evening, there is a new moon in Libra, which not only provides a refreshing energy in whatever domestic affairs you've got going on this month, but also allows for you to reevaluate your relationships with your family and/or housemates.
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GENEVA, Aug 13 (Reuters) - China rejected on Tuesday what it called a "wrongful statement" on Hong Kong by U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet, saying it amounted to interference in its domestic affairs and sent "the wrong signal to violent criminal offenders".
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It was particularly important now to establish friendly relations, because Indian politicians had been frustrated by N.G.O. activism for some time, and, since many N.G.O.s received foreign funding, including from Ford, the politicians objected to what looked like foreign interference in domestic affairs.
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Mr. Sharif has tried to assert civilian control over the government but has run into difficulties with the powerful military, which has again become ascendant in both foreign and domestic affairs in recent months and commands a deep well of public support.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has warned the United States and other countries against interfering in the city's domestic affairs, two days after thousands of protesters gathered outside the US consulate to ask President Donald Trump to "liberate" the city.
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In terms of policy, however, Bush largely met his moment, Yglesias writes: From domestic affairs — where he was the last president to sign a truly bipartisan "grand bargain" — to his deft foreign policy, Bush aimed for competent management rather than ideological transformation.
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Rogers said the number of people who have unmasking authority was limited in the NSA to about 20 people, while FBI Director James Comey said there were necessarily many more in the FBI who could do so because the agency's work involves domestic affairs.
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For Russia, the most pleasant version of the conversation would end with a broad pledge not to interfere in each others' domestic affairs, or perhaps a pointed promise not to attack election infrastructure, while ignoring other forms of interference and denying any possible past misdeeds.
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Hong Kong is meant to enjoy high levels of autonomy from China under a principle known as 'One Country, Two Systems,' but a spate of recent episodes, including Beijing's interpretation of Hong Kong Basic Law in November, reflect increasing mainland interference in domestic affairs.
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The Treaty of Westphalia, signed at that war's end in 1648, shaped how Europe thought about conflict for the next three centuries: states should not interfere in each other's domestic affairs; the way to contain countries' ambitions was by maintaining a balance of power.
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Responding with a series of uncharacteristically aggressive statements on its Twitter feed, the Saudi Foreign Ministry called the Canadian statements "blatant interference in the kingdom's domestic affairs" and declared the Canadian ambassador, Dennis Horak, persona non grata, giving him 24 hours to leave the kingdom.
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Given those realities, there is little that Arab countries can do to break the deadlock, especially at a time when uprisings and wars have left them focused on domestic affairs, said Oraib al-Rantawi, the director of the Quds Center for Political Studies in Jordan.
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But the Ukraine reports have sparked new Democratic concerns that Trump has ignored the lessons from Mueller's investigation into Russian interference — which warned of a continued foreign influence over critical domestic affairs — and instead sought foreign help in taking down a top political rival.
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And Pew's latest survey of 1,272 Russian adults from across the country found that an overwhelming majority (210 percent) thought that the U.S. government interferes in the domestic affairs of other countries, with only 259 percent saying that the U.S. stays out of others' affairs.
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In Friday's televised apology, Park vowed to accept a direct investigation into her actions, but the opposition, sensing weakness, immediately threatened to push for her ouster if she doesn't distance herself from domestic affairs and focus on diplomacy, and accept a prime minster chosen by the parliament.
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On Baidu, the most popular queries of the year are: In addition to the overall ranking, Baidu also listed popular terms by category, with staple areas like domestic affairs alongside those with a local flavor, such as events that inspire national pride or are tear-jerking.
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But even as Trump sought to build consensus, he also stressed the need for countries in the region to remain sovereign, intimating to leaders in Asia that he will primarily focus on issues that impact the United States and not meddle in a foreign nation's domestic affairs.
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Certainly, as post-Arab Spring Egypt struggles with domestic stability, including an insurgency on the Sinai Peninsula and an often-violent and heavy-handed response to protests, China will become an attractive ally because of Beijing's historic refusal to "interfere" in the domestic affairs of foreign partners.
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The spat began on Sunday when India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted that she had asked the country's high commissioner in Islamabad to send a report on a news article on the allegations, a rare public intervention by a top Indian official in the neighbor's domestic affairs.
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Western concerns over Russia's interference in domestic affairs — which are blown far out of proportion but are still rooted in the real activities of Russian trolls and hackers — means that even the most legitimate practices, such as Russia promoting its businesses abroad, are now viewed with suspicion.
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Put upon over the centuries by more powerful neighbors claiming their land, notably Russia, Poland and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Ukrainians have rarely had firm allies or even their own functioning state, a situation that has encouraged a highly transactional approach to foreign and also domestic affairs.
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"Therefore what is being conveyed by certain media regarding the need for us to internationalise some of these matters is something we do not accept because such demands amount to interference in our domestic affairs and in our domestic judicial system," he told the Geneva forum.
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David Bell, a historian at Princeton, emailed his thoughts on Trump's capacity to handle the difficulties that will face his administration: Trump himself is abysmally ignorant about both international and domestic affairs, and he is nearly always guided by a single principle: his own self-interest.
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For the second time in less than a week, Beijing has lashed out at Congress for what it calls foreign meddling in domestic affairs, after lawmakers in Washington passed a bill that paves the way for sanctions against China for human rights abuses in Xinjiang province.
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That became a debatable and contentious issue when Fisher left the team during training camp ostensibly to visit his children in Los Angeles, only to wind up embroiled in the domestic affairs of Matt Barnes, a former Los Angeles Lakers teammate now with Memphis, and Barnes's estranged wife.
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" The Russian president also said the two leaders agreed to set up a joint working group of experts "to find a way to control the cyberspace security together, ensure strict compliance with the international law in this area, (and) prevent interference in the domestic affairs of foreign countries.
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"It is the sense of Congress that, since the promotion of Mohammed bin Salman to the position of Crown Prince with significant authorities over foreign and domestic affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the government of Saudi Arabia has demonstrated increasingly erratic and disturbing conduct," the bill says.
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"There's been a big push at a grassroots level inside Iran over the past year, as demonstrated by protest movements ... to actually deal with issues to do with corruption and mismanagement of domestic affairs," said Ellie Geranmayeh, Senior Policy Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR).
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While President Putin laid out a clear framework for advancing Russian interests within the context of U.S.-Russia relations, Trump appeared to have had little plan, alternating between vague promises of improving our relationship with Russia and spending too much time on U.S. domestic affairs, notably the 2016 presidential election.
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As the world has watched the unfolding of a campaign of murder, arson and rape by Myanmar's military, known as the Tatmadaw, Beijing has blocked attempts by the United Nations Security Council to pass a resolution condemning the attacks, while offering the usual bromides about avoiding "interference" in domestic affairs of other countries.
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But politicians will be focused on domestic affairs rather than U.K.'s exit as there are elections in the Netherlands, France, Germany and possibly in Italy – all founding members of the EU. "We've got something like 14 months (to negotiate)," Seb Dance, a Labour member of the European Parliament, told CNBC on the phone.
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"The heightened threat level has underscored the need to reduce hurdles for the German intelligence services, notably in the area of data retention where the law remains very restrictive compared to other European countries," Marian Wendt, a member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives who sits on the domestic affairs committee in the Bundestag, told Reuters.
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AJ: We will see, as I said we have not escalated, our reactions have been in reaction to what Iran has done, we don't interfere in Iran's domestic affairs, we don't send weapons and explosives into Iran, we don't recruit Iranians to go and kill other Iranians… HG: *INTERRUPTS* so would you characterise your foreign policy as reactionary?
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He knows he can count on strict non-interference from the Trump administration regarding Turkish domestic affairs, and, if he respects the judicial process to deal with the request to extradite Gülen rather than making of it a bilateral political issue with the U.S., he likely will enjoy good relations, one winner to another, with President Trump.
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Though Mr. Wei insists that creating the Communist Party shrine was his own idea, locals have expressed concerns — with no direct evidence — that Mr. Wei is acting as a proxy for the Beijing government, a suspicion that has been amplified by recent revelations about China's efforts to influence the domestic affairs of countries like Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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In an influential essay in 2002, Cooper wrote that the main features of the post modern state were "breaking down of the distinction between domestic and foreign affairs; mutual interference in (traditional) domestic affairs and mutual surveillance; the rejection of force for resolving disputes; the growing irrelevance of borders; and security… based on transparency, mutual openness, interdependence and mutual vulnerability".
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George Bush, the 41st president of the United States and the father of the 43rd, who steered the nation through a tumultuous period in world affairs but was denied a second term after support for his presidency collapsed under the weight of an economic downturn and his seeming inattention to domestic affairs, died on Friday night at his home in Houston.
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"If it turns out for example that the presidency had nothing to do with any of that, if it turns out that it was entirely irrelevant and he is firing Comey for political reasons it pretty much dies on the vine," said Andrew Hall, a lawyer who represented John Ehrlichman, assistant to the President for domestic affairs during the Nixon administration who was caught up in Watergate.
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Meanwhile, Canberra recently set up a US$1.38 billion Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for projects in the Pacific, and it has also been proposed that the country's Export Finance and Insurance Corporation be granted more resources and power to support investment in the region — including through a new Trilateral Infrastructure Partnership between Australia, the US and Japan — to curb China's influence in domestic affairs.
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As a close aide to Mr. Gorbachev, the last Soviet leader, on both foreign and domestic affairs, Mr. Chernyaev (pronounced churn-YAI-yev) played a central role in his bold attempt to modernize and liberalize the Soviet Union and was with him at a vacation house during the short-lived coup against him in 1991 and when he stepped down at the end of that year.
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" (Reuters' David Lindsey) The N.Y. Times' Adam Nagourney writes for history: "George Bush, the 41st president of the United States and the father of the 43rd, who steered the nation through a tumultuous period in world affairs but was denied a second term after support for his presidency collapsed under the weight of an economic downturn and his seeming inattention to domestic affairs, died on Friday night at his home in Houston.
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Though he admitted that he had violated federal law, Mr. Kalmbach, in his own defense, testified that he had solicited money for the Watergate burglars and had delivered it to them because he had been told that it was being granted on "humanitarian" grounds — to pay for the men's legal fees and to support their families — and that it had been authorized by John D. Ehrlichman, the president's assistant for domestic affairs, and by Mr. Dean.
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The time has come for the State of Qatar to follow through on the promises it made in 2014, when it signed the Riyadh agreement in response to our last determined effort to persuade the Doha Government to mend its ways: namely to cease acts of subversion and interference in the domestic affairs of GCC countries and other countries in the region; to prevent its media from being used as a platform for terrorist sympathizers and regional destabilization; and forbid incitement by religious figures.
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China on Tuesday rejected President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's call for Beijing to investigate 85033 presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE and his son, saying it has no desire to impose itself in U.S. domestic affairs.
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They include the acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, who publicly acknowledged that aid to Ukraine was tied to the prospect of investigations; the former national security adviser John Bolton, who described the president's advisers' attempts to compel Ukraine to intervene in our domestic affairs as "a drug deal," and the senior White House budget official, Michael Duffey, who — we learned over the weekend — quietly ordered the Pentagon to freeze aid to Ukraine roughly 90 minutes after Mr. Trump asked the Ukrainian president for a "favor" on July 25th.
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Emerging from a closed-door meeting in the Capitol basement, where lawmakers from three committees are interviewing a key witness as part of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry, Schiff said the comments are evidence that Trump has ignored the lessons from former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerFox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' Lewandowski says Mueller report was 'very clear' in proving 'there was no obstruction,' despite having 'never' read it Fox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network MORE's investigation into Russian interference — and Mueller's warnings of ongoing foreign influence over critical domestic affairs.
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