The protests have been held at Swiss embassies and consulates, not just embassies.
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EST: The previous headline suggested that the Russian hackers attacked U.S. embassies, when the attackers targeted European embassies.
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Opinion: It could be a long, deadly Ramadan Embassies, companies hit Wednesday's devastating explosion happened close to Western embassies, government institutions and various residencies of high-ranking officials.
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Beyond its largest missions in Moscow and Beijing, North Korea also has major embassies in London, Rome, Stockholm, and Berlin, as well as dozens of smaller embassies across Africa and Asia.
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The websites of Venezuelan embassies in Brazil, Argentina and Mexico on Thursday posted statements recognizing Guaido, which the embassies quickly dismissed as the work of hackers, reiterating "absolute support" for Maduro.
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Correct. In 2006, Costa Rica and El Salvador were the last to move their embassies out of Jerusalem, joining the rest of the world in locating their embassies in Tel Aviv.
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That's -- that's why we reinforced embassies with additional troops.
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Serra, pointing to the absurdity of Brazil having more embassies than Britain in the English-speaking Caribbean, plans to study the benefits of its 227 embassies and close those that are unproductive.
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Chen has spent a long career in a diplomatic twilight zone, working for quasi-governmental organizations in the United States like the "Taipei international and cultural office," non-embassies that act as embassies.
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" Esper's comments on Sunday follow Trump's claim in a Friday interview that Soleimani was targeting four embassies before he was killed, saying: "I can reveal that I believe it would've been four embassies.
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Many other countries, including Israel, have embassies in Vatican City.
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Maduro did not provide evidence of the embassies' alleged role.
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Go deeper: U.S. embassies find loopholes to celebrate Pride Month
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It cautioned all embassies in Egypt against "releasing unjustified" warnings.
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It has set up ten "embassies" abroad and plans more.
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Italy and Turkey reopened their embassies in Tripoli last year.
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US military says checkpoint prevented truck getting closer to embassies.
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The Chinese, Turkish, and Iranian embassies are also located there.
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The Philippine and Kuwaiti embassies have also had parties there.
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Embassies in that region were already on high security alert.
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There have been no major protests outside embassies in Beijing.
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For overseas trades, BAE also works closely with local embassies.
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Once issued, the cards can be collected at Estonian embassies.
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They have to vote in person at embassies or consulates.
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They continue to deal with Mr. Maduro's embassies and diplomats.
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According to CNN, the department sent a global warning to all US embassies before the Soleimani strike occurred but it was not directed at specific embassies and did not warn of an imminent attack.
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Asseri said the Houthis hid weapons in schools and evacuated embassies.
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The Italian and Turkish embassies in Tripoli reopened earlier this year.
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For example, we may need additional security at our respective embassies.
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Rule 8 Beware of foreign service clientitis, but use your embassies.
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Bitnation embassies are thus limited in the services they can provide.
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Police did not identify any of the embassies or consulates involved.
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In July, India announced that it would open 18 new embassies.
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North Korea has more than a dozen embassies on the continent.
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U.S. embassies have flown the Pride flag throughout the past decade.
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DiCarlo was also posted to U.S. embassies in Moscow and Oslo.
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Its tentacles span the globe through operatives usually attached to embassies.
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The Green Zone houses most Iraqi government ministries and foreign embassies.
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Paraguay and Guatemala have since followed suit in relocating their embassies.
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It targets local government communications, as well as foreign embassies nearby.
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Also, embassies that are down here, how to assist the countries.
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Will Iran and the U.S. open embassies in Washington and Tehran?
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Officials from both embassies also spoke at the ceremony on Wednesday.
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Embassies of African countries are involved in the process for identifications.
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Americans stuck abroad say the US embassies have been no help
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The State Department distributed talking points to American embassies on Oct.
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"I didn't see one with regard to four embassies," Esper said.
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Individuals from foreign embassies questioned him about terrorist networks across Europe.
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"I didn't see one with regard to four embassies," Esper responded.
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Additionally, consulates or embassies can't issue passports on weekends or holidays.
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Embassies in Qatar and Turkey are currently helmed by chargés d'affaires.
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But he has also restricted embassies from hoisting gay pride flags.
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Tehran will not just come against our embassies and military bases.
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Most were filed by religious attaches in Turkish embassies or consulates.
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Fortenova said it would continue to protect its property with all legal means and it had informed the embassies of all European Union member and states in Slovenia as well as the U.S. and Russian embassies.
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The seven European embassies are limited in what they can say because North Korean staff, required by the government to work at the EU embassies, are expected to double as informants for Pyongyang, the diplomats said.
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Russia's state-sponsored hackers have a few predictable fixations: NATO-country embassies.
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Anyone from the embassies come out to talk to expats in Berlin?
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Demonstrations have been held outside of Brazilian embassies in Paris and London.
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Participants are chosen by embassies and invited to America for tailored tours.
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Most of the embassies and high commissions have a presence in Gulshan.
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The suspected car bomb went off near foreign embassies during rush hour.
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Several embassies located in the area were heavily damaged in the explosion.
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Some of the sweetheart deals were for charities, sports centers or embassies.
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"The United States has always put embassies in the capital," Haley said.
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The Green Zone is home to several Western embassies and government offices.
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The silverware will go around the globe to embassies around the world.
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Embassies in Washington also have questions about who exactly this will impact.
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The violence is so pervasive that embassies are inside the international airport.
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The embassies of Kuwait, Bahrain and the Philippines have held events there.
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United States embassies in the region have warned Americans of potential attacks.
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Qassem Soleimani was plotting against four U.S. embassies before he was targeted.ADVERTISEMENT
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These shortages could imperil security at the embassies, the GAO report noted.
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Because the White House had not yet sent the embassies the picture.
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It houses a large U.N. compound along with several other Western embassies.
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Netanyahu has suggested that other countries would move their embassies to Jerusalem.
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All countries, including the U.S., maintain their embassies in Tel Aviv instead.
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Authorities have contacted embassies and relatives to receive the bodies, Jogdande said.
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" Asked in the White House briefing room to specify whether there was an imminent threat that had to do with American embassies, Pompeo said: "We had specific information on an imminent threat and those included attack on US embassies.
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Samples have also been delivered to the U.S. and Russian embassies in Helsinki.
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There was no immediate comment from the Saudi and Emirati embassies in Washington.
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Prior to 1980, Guatemala and a dozen other countries maintained embassies in Jerusalem.
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"We're not moving our embassies anywhere, they stay where they are," she said.
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Saudi journalists who have contacts with foreign embassies risk being labelled as treasonous.
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It houses a large United Nations compound along with several other Western embassies.
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He rarely speaks to journalists or visits American embassies on his trips abroad.
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But foreign embassies are reluctant to move while the city is still deserted.
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Host countries often turn a blind eye to undeclared intelligence officers within embassies.
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Many embassies in Africa consist of one man (or woman) and a dog.
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It houses a large United Nations compound along with several other Western embassies.
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It has also established databases outside the country, as if these were embassies.
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No immediate comment was available from the British or French embassies in Berlin.
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This will include Buckingham Palace, Downing Street, Embassies and the Palace of Westminster.
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The former rarely go to embassies where there is hardship or danger pay.
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In today's world, embassies are just as important to national security as warships.
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The government typically informs the embassies of foreign convicts days before their executions.
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It also has implications for the security of overseas military bases and embassies.
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The Hill has reached out to the British and Russian embassies for comment.
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That work would not be possible without UK embassies' support, the engineer suggested.
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Then the decision would be distributed to counterintelligence officers stationed at Soviet embassies.
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The Indian and South Korean embassies did not respond to requests for comment.
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Fifteen prints will be framed and displayed in British embassies and offices worldwide.
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Some nations have had their embassies there, not all nations denied that recognition.
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But the city, Naypyidaw, is eerily quiet, and most embassies have stayed put.
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We want Iran to stop attacking our embassies, to stop killing our diplomats.
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Embassies can cost anywhere from $150 million to nearly $1 billion to build.
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Cross-border phone calls were banned, embassies were closed and flights were canceled.
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Actually, dozens of American embassies around the world do not have an ambassador.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said the potential targets included four U.S. embassies.
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This year, they also saw the embassies of Germany, France, Italy and Denmark.
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I served in the United States embassies in Kyiv, Ukraine and Moscow, Russia.
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Foreign embassies and diplomats are booking rooms and hosting events at the hotel.
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The U.S. Embassies will not be able to proceed with your visa interview.
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I served in the United States embassies in Kiev, Ukraine and Moscow, Russia.
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He still serves foreigners, often by visiting them in their embassies and offices.
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A similar unit, based in Spain, was established to cover embassies in Africa.
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To put it simply, diplomatic reach is about more than embassies and consulates.
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"He believes it would have been four embassies," said Colbert on Monday night.
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The embassies are the most prominent display of American presence in a country.
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The State Department was also apparently unaware of such threats to US embassies.
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" He continued: "I believe there were threats to more than -- to multiple embassies.
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She also held posts at the embassies in Beirut, Lebanon, and Kingston, Jamaica.
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The international community including the U.S. has maintained their embassies in Tel Aviv.
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She also held posts at the embassies in Beirut, Lebanon and Kingston, Jamaica.
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Foreign embassies and military bases have also come under attack in the past.
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I served in the United States embassies in Kiev Ukraine and Moscow, Russia.
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The embassies are also advising people to carpool or use the diplomatic shuttle.
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He never brooked rivalry or showmanship among embassies, government agencies or nongovernmental organizations.
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U.S. embassies have increasingly become a target for terrorist attacks in recent years.
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There are four other active online auctions of surplus properties from American embassies.
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It was not immediately clear which embassies were affected in Canberra, Australia's capital.
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Several embassies also honored pride month and other LGBTQ celebrations in other ways.
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Though the State Department has rejected requests from American embassies around the world to fly the rainbow pride flag for the month of June, officially recognized as LGBT Pride Month, a few embassies have found loopholes, reports the Washington Post.
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While Esper said he agreed with Trump that additional attacks against U.S. embassies were likely, he said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that Trump's remarks to Fox News were not based on specific evidence on an attack on four embassies.
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Security customers include government offices, embassies, port facilities (sea/air), and critical infrastructures e.g.
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"Move your embassies to Jerusalem because it's the right thing to do," Netanyahu said.
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Instead, Cuban nationals will need to apply for visas at embassies in other countries.
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Several hundred activists protested outside the Brazilian embassies in Paris and London on Friday.
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American citizens around the world received emails from embassies warning them of greater risks.
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Mr Sisi's government warns that it cannot (or will not) secure embassies in Cairo.
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They establish "embassies" and hire lobbyists; the Catalans have effectively courted the international press.
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Two embassies for two states for two peoples: that would be truly fresh thinking.
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Among embassies in Beijing, groupings old and new are becoming more active and useful.
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It's not far from the swanky Sanlitun area, as well as many foreign embassies.
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Embassies flying the rainbow-colored symbol of Pride Month include Seoul and Chennai, India.
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Both envoys carried photos of plaques at their respective embassies commemorating November 17 victims.
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In addition, jobs and projects in U.S. embassies around the world were being cut.
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They are doubling down on their spending on their embassies and their development projects.
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Which has now come to embassies without ambassadors, in many of these places. Right.
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His companies run ports, import agricultural products and construct Chinese embassies around the world.
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" Stevens said they were "balancing security efforts at embassies and missions around the world.
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Spokespeople for the three embassies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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He called for the closure of the Israeli and US embassies in Islamic countries.
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However, Guatemala and Honduras followed the U.S. lead in moving their embassies last month.
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In Saudi Arabia, non-Muslims pray in secret gatherings in private homes and embassies.
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Embassies have reopened, phone lines between both nations are restored and flights have resumed.
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Overseas embassies here, the diplomatic lifeblood of DC, aren't shuttering their doors just yet.
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Most of those embassies will likely be filled by career people at some point.
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The German and Norwegian embassies in Kabul did not respond to requests for comment.
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Moscow's spy services still use the cover of embassies and consulates, as Washington does.
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Iran does not recognize dual nationality, which prevents Western embassies from visiting such detainees.
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Ms. Choi's niece turned her efforts to contacting Western embassies in Seoul for help.
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So their first sales were to expatriates at the embassies in the sleepy capital.
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But ETECSA is already charging companies and embassies $45 a month for four gigabytes.
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At least a dozen other Chinese Embassies around the world retweeted Mr. Zhao's post.
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Others struck the diplomatic quarter, which contains Western embassies and the NATO coalition's headquarters.
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Publicly, many embassies and international players including Canada and the United Nations congratulated Ghani.
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Some 573 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at embassies in Caracas.
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The department can best meet today's new challenges by getting our embassies properly staffed.
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The reports were delivered to Western embassies, as well as circulated in samizdat form.
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Business between Israel and those countries' embassies will also be suspended, the reports say.
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Most embassies in the country now advise their citizens not to leave the capital.
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The blast, in a crowded area near several embassies, shattered windows a mile away.
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American embassies and citizens in Muslim countries might well become targets of violent demonstrations.
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For all of these, State provides the administrative and logistics backbone through our embassies.
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Details: As deputy foreign minister, Zerkal reviewed diplomatic cables from embassies around the world.
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China now has more embassies in Africa than the United States, 52 to 49.
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"I can reveal that I believe it probably would've been four embassies," he said.
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None of them has backed up Trump's claim that four embassies were being targeted.
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Later on Thursday, Trump claimed that Soleimani was planning attacks on multiple US embassies.
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These relationships, complete with embassies, trade agreements and foreign aid, strengthen Taiwan's effective sovereignty.
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He understands what embassies do, because Exxon Mobil often relied on them for help.
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The cable also suggested that embassies should buy wine promoted by the White House.
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The U.S. and Cuba reopened long-shuttered embassies in each others' capitals last summer.
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The judiciary, public prosecution, embassies and diplomatic entities will continue to function as normal.
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Seven European Union embassies in Bucharest, the capital, issued a joint statement on Dec.
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The Japanese and Pakistani Embassies said some of their staff members were also wounded.
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It would urge other countries not to move their embassies there from Tel Aviv.
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Neither did the U.S embassies of Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Israel considers Jerusalem its eternal and indivisible capital and wants all embassies based there.
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Moscow reacted by kicking out more than 100 overseas diplomats from embassies in Russia.
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Science envoy is somewhere between honorific and operational, based around partnering with American embassies.
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Embassies in key countries like China, Britain, Germany, and India don't yet have ambassadors.
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It helps to know where your embassies and consulates are in the countries you're visiting, since many embassies will help their citizens when there's unrest, says Bloom, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's chief academic officer and director of terrorism, intelligence and security studies.
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"Of all the main Western embassies, only Britain keeps its distance," says a Shia elder.
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No country has ever recognized this annexation, and there are currently no embassies in Jerusalem.
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Several embassies of the United States would like you to know about Mar-a-Lago.
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The group has called for demonstrations outside Egyptian embassies around the world at 10 p.m.
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The Eritrean embassies in the U.S. and Egypt haven&apost responded to requests for comment.
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The Chinese and Russian embassies in Mexico did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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After Hidden Figures premiered, State was flooded with requests for film screenings in embassies worldwide.
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Other Guaido allies have already been jailed or fled to the embassies of sympathetic nations.
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The lecturers who were kidnapped are American and Australian, the US and Australian embassies confirmed.
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The EU and its member states have more embassies in the region than either superpower.
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The U.S. and Israeli embassies in Lima did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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His career began with postings at embassies in Africa and, especially, South and Central America.
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The area is home to luxury hotels and some embassies, as well as the mall.
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Embassies regularly warn their nationals to be cautious and avoid public spaces at those times.
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Jerusalem is the capital of Israel and locating embassies elsewhere de-legitimizes and undercuts Israel.
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However, authorities did break up a plot to bomb several embassies soon after the Sept.
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There have been rumors of other kidnappings of Westerners, but embassies have not confirmed them.
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France and Italy both have overseas parliamentary constituencies and let their expats vote in embassies.
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The current U.S. embassy is in Tel Aviv, where most other countries' embassies are maintained.
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There were also rallies outside of the Brazilian embassies in Bogotá, Colombia, and Madrid, Spain.
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Countries like Guatemala and Paraguay have something to gain by moving their embassies to Jerusalem.
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Eritrea and Ethiopia have so far agreed to open embassies, develop ports and restart flights.
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But the terrorist incidents against our embassies were largely rebuffed and our employees were safe.
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This would allow for the opening of new embassies and easier travel for both sides.
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We are best positioned to do so with fully staffed embassies, consulates, and domestic offices.
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He said he was there to obtain visas from the Cuban and Soviet Union embassies.
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The Ellsworth Kelly Foundation donated $250,000 to the Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies.
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Israel considers the city its eternal and indivisible capital and wants all embassies based there.
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The State Department website lists foreign embassies in the United States, and their contact information.
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This is what U.S. embassies are supposed to do, and they did their jobs well.
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In some foreign countries, hundreds line up daily outside American embassies and consulates to apply.
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A number of foreign embassies have been patrons of Trump properties, especially his Washington hotel.
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However, he did not say that four specific embassies were made aware of imminent threats.
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Senior administration officials have repeatedly pointed to danger facing US embassies in the Middle East.
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Soleimani's targets included "American embassies, military bases [and] American facilities throughout the region," he said.
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U.S. embassies and consulates from Asia to Africa and Europe issued security alerts for Americans.
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Qassem Soleimani was plotting against four embassies when Trump ordered an airstrike that killed him.
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On Thursday, he and Trump claimed that Soleimani was planning attacks against multiple U.S. embassies.
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He also asserted that lawmakers were informed about the embassies threat during the classified briefing.
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He used two weasel words — "I believe" — while making the "four embassies" claim to Ingraham.
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He also said Iranian authorities used "thugs" to attack political critics, embassies and cultural centers.
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Some 20 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at friendly embassies in Caracas.
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The report suggests early vetting of applications at foriegn embassies to identify potential security risks.
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On Tuesday, acting on that intelligence, the U.S. evacuated non-emergency personnel from Iraqi embassies.
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The Saudi and UAE embassies in Washington did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Belgium has previously given greater protection to large events, certain embassies and Jewish schools and areas.
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He has served in multiple United States embassies and joined the National Security Council in 2018.
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Chinese and Vietnamese officials are now both working closely with British police, their respective embassies said.
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Chinese and Vietnamese officials are now both working closely with British police, their respective embassies said.
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The Egyptian embassies in London and Washington, DC did not respond to a request for comment.
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Emails show Marshall also arranged meetings for Dataminr with the embassies of Japan, Denmark, and Portugal.
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The hackers targeted European embassies in Nepal, Guyana, Kenya, Italy, Liberia, Bermuda, and Lebanon, among others.
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The media city will be in the embassies district of Riyadh, state TV said on Twitter.
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The attack came days after the U.S. evacuated non-emergency staff from its embassies in Iraq.
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For now, embassies are not giving appointments for visa interviews, and existing interviews have been canceled.
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Or that our embassies abroad will provide the same beacon of hope to local LGBTQ communities?
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Since then, the countries have reopened crossing points and embassies and resumed flights between their capitals.
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Both the Canadian and Mexican embassies in Haiti announced that they would be closed on Monday.
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Bank accounts for Venezuelan embassies and consulates in the United States had been frozen, he said.
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The two sides have no diplomatic relations, so they have no embassies in each other's capitals.
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It urged member countries to take "appropriate measures" against countries that move their embassies to Jerusalem.
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Other Western embassies had reported the same behavior toward their diplomats stationed in Moscow, Trudeau added.
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Suspects included everyone from members of the security forces to staff at embassies in the country.
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Western European states have also said they hope to reopen their embassies in the near future.
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The U.S. and Cuba reopened embassies on each other's soil on July 20 of last year.
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Some embassies in Abuja also intend to minimize staff travel while the airport is being repaired.
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The Washington Post noted that other embassies opted to display the rainbow flag on building facades.
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People participated in sister protests outside Brazilian embassies in London, Paris, Mexico City, Berlin, and more.
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The notice said the school had also received warnings from embassies about the rise in arrests.
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The diplomatic stalemate lasted until 2015, when embassies were finally reopened in both Havana and Washington.
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Diplomatic relations are now re-established as both countries agreed to reopen their embassies and ports.
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Our embassies in Kenya and Tanzania — and this was a horrible time for us — were attacked.
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The embassies of Uzbekistan and Thailand did not respond to phone calls and emails seeking comment.
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Those disclosures were followed by the release of more than 250,000 classified cables from U.S. embassies.
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The outcry led the department to take down the article and remove posts from both embassies.
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The foreign affairs ministry dismissed the concerns of Western embassies as "sensational, ill-informed and inciting".
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State-backed media labeled some of them as traitors and "agents of embassies", irritating Western allies.
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The Italian and Turkish embassies as well as the U.N. mission are among the few open.
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The American and Australian Embassies had warned their citizens to stay away from the protest zone.
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Some travelers told CNN they struggled to get clear guidance from US embassies about next steps.
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" Adjacent to its pavilions, The Wrong also has a number of offline gallery events called "embassies.
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Many embassies in Washington use the costly services of public relations firms to do their bidding.
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ET, according to a State Department cable sent to U.S. embassies and consulates around the world.
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Embassies have reopened, telephone lines have been restored and commercial flights between the capitals have resumed.
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It asked the justices to protect the sanctity of Saudi embassies, consulates and other foreign missions.
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According to Sudan and Saudi Arabia, though, that ruling undermined the "inviolability" of embassies and consulates.
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South African embassies and businesses have been attacked, and the ambassador to Nigeria was sternly summoned.
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They try to see as many embassies as possible during the event each year, they said.
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He also contributed to the prosecutions of terrorists who bombed U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
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The law requires monthly briefings for national security committees in both chambers on threats to embassies.
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For now, the diplomat said, most European embassies are telling their companies to take their time.
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Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah also denied the Iranian general had been planning to blow up U.S. embassies.
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These residences don&apost enjoy the same level of security as our embassies and hardened facilities.
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Foreign countries, including the United States, maintained embassies at Vichy and had cordial relations with it.
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AfghanistanAustraliaBahrainBelgiumCambodiaCanadaEgyptFinlandFranceGermanyIndiaIraqIsraelKuwaitLebanonMalaysiaNepalOmanPhilippinesRussiaSingaporeSpainSri LankaSwedenTaiwanThailandUnited Arab EmiratesUKUSVietnamIn some cases, the US embassies in these places have issued further guidance.
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Instead of backing anti-corruption stances by its embassies, the Trump administration has sometimes undercut them.
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But there's little sign that vacancies in embassies across the world will be filled anytime soon.
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"I can count on one hand the embassies that are really that active," Mr. Chaffee said.
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Jerusalem is the seat of Israel's government, but it is not home to any foreign embassies.
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Guaido says some 30 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at embassies in Caracas.
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Guaido says some 30 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at embassies in Caracas.
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The FBI keeps a large presence of agents and support staff in embassies around the world.
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Embassies. So you want an American embassy in Pyongyang and a North Korean embassy in Washington?
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Nearly all the migrants deemed "stateless" are from African countries that don't have embassies in Mexico.
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Trump has previously claimed, without evidence, that Soleimani was plotting an imminent attack on U.S. embassies.
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Trump has also claimed, without evidence, that Soleimani was plotting an imminent attack on U.S. embassies.
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The other foreign embassies did not reply to requests for comment, nor did Lopez Obrador's office.
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" Embassies will enhance security, but "personnel will still be vulnerable when out moving around in-country.
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Lawmakers, foreign embassies and others were scrambling to get the details of the budget plan Monday.
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They are generating lines in embassies, and people are waiting for a space to open up.
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"Most embassies operate under the assumption that they are under some sort of surveillance," Ringel said.
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We held other screenings in the German and American embassies, but it felt like a dream deferred.
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"It's the kind of impossible decision that leaves people holed up in embassies for years," he said.
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Chinese and Vietnamese officials are now both working closely with British police, their respective embassies have said.
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At one point, protesters gathered near the fortified Green Zone, where the Saudi and other embassies are.
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More than 250,000 classified cables from U.S. embassies followed, then almost three million dating back to 1973.
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In this role, I have served in the United States' embassies in Kiev, Ukraine and Moscow, Russia.
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No one could be reached at the embassies of Chad and Uganda in Washington late on Monday.
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Some routinely turn a blind eye to the activities of the diplomats and embassies on their soil.
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Catalan governments, for their part, have spent much on things like subsidised local media and foreign "embassies".
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We do know that Oswald in that time visited the embassies for Cuba and the Soviet Union.
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They were to travel to Prague and be met by representatives of their embassies, the ministry said.
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In 2011, the Obama administration actually directed embassies to celebrate LGBTQ pride in some form or fashion.
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The US Embassy is located in Nairobi's Gigiri district among several other embassies and United Nations offices.
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Addis Ababa is home to many international organizations, including the African Union, United Nations offices and embassies.
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The U.N. has a large mission still on the ground and some Western embassies have stayed open.
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Embassies urged their citizens to exercise caution and U.S., French and Belgian schools in Kinshasa were closed.
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In Washington DC, the Slovakian and Slovenian embassies meet once a month to exchange wrongly addressed mail.
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More than 250,000 classified cables from U.S. embassies followed, then almost 3 million dating back to 1973.
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"They still fire bomb embassies; they still engage in targeted assassinations," he said in a phone interview.
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Really, no one should be surprised that the Twitter accounts behind Russian embassies are good at trolling.
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There was also talk of an agreement to exchange liaison offices — quasi-embassies — between Pyongyang and Washington.
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The Emirati and Saudi embassies in Washington have also not responded to VICE News' request for comment.
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Between five and 20 minutes' walking distance are museums and other cultural sites, restaurants, hotels and embassies.
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Although consulates do not have the same level of diplomatic immunity as embassies, this is still significant.
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Last week, India and Pakistan both expelled one diplomat from each other's embassies, accusing them of spying.
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The guidance, sent to U.S. embassies on Friday by Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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But the State Department's security arm is planning for potentially violent protests at US embassies and consulates.
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Embassies were opened, direct mail service was restored and Carnival Cruise Line ships have sailed to Cuba.
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His most important projects outside the country were Mexican Embassies in Brasília, Berlin and several smaller capitals.
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They sit on the floor to eat food rations provided by the Labour Ministry or their embassies.
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Embassies are supposed to obtain permission from Washington to fly the flag, according to State Department policy.
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North Korean embassies raise budgets in part by selling illegal livestock and cigarettes and renting party venues.
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European embassies in Britain have also logged dozens of incidents against their citizens, mostly from Eastern Europe.
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However, she emphasized that the secretary expresses his appreciation to staff when he travels to embassies abroad.
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It took several more days of calling consulates, embassies and German functionaries to recover the man's passport.
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A truck crammed with explosives was detonated during the morning rush in the busy streets near embassies.
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The decision provoked a widespread backlash in foreign capitals, documented in cables U.S. embassies sent to Washington.
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Since then they have reopened embassies and the United States has relaxed travel and some trade restrictions.
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The State Department told US embassies to put extra security measures in place in anticipation of trouble.
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In August 22010, Qaeda suicide truck bombers blew up the United States Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
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The agreement foresaw renewed trade, economic and diplomatic bonds, including reopened embassies and a resumption of flights.
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One indicator US embassies are carefully watching is hospital capacity in their host countries, the diplomat said.
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Only a handful of countries, including China and Turkey, operate embassies in Tripoli with full-time staffs.
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They're just big Washington houses, then they look like embassies, every one of them in that neighborhood.
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Western embassies have long discouraged travel to the area because of the threat posed by the group.
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Such service, she added, undermined the protections of embassies ensured by the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
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Spokesmen at the French and German embassies in neighbouring South Korea were not immediately available for comment.
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Recognising this, some countries are planning to upgrade their San Francisco consulates into de facto tech embassies.
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North Korea has relatively few embassies in Europe, and many of them are holdovers from Communist times.
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The IRGC and its proxies may also strike at official US embassies and other government-related targets.
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Taking ownership of the operation jeopardizes the lives of countless Americans serving this country in embassies worldwide.
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The State Department was also not told of any imminent threat to its embassies before the strike.
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S. foreign policy goals directly with foreign audiences in support of U.S. embassies, consulates and missions abroad.
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Adviser O'Brien defends Trump's claim an attack was imminent on embassies in Baghdad and 4 unnamed countries.
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US embassies in Bahrain, Kuwait and Pakistan have issued security alerts to US government employees and citizens.
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But this source said State was not aware that four specific US embassies faced a particular threat.
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Qasem Soleimani and the lack of direct evidence presented that there were imminent threats to US embassies.
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The embassies of China, Israel and the U.A.E. did not respond to the newspaper's requests for comment.
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Ms. Bayat said she was soon getting supportive messages from around the world, including the American embassies.
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Then he and some top advisors seemed to backtrack, saying Soleimani "could have been" targeting US embassies.
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Iran could still launch cyberattacks or terrorist attacks, target American embassies or assassinate American officials, he says.
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Qassem Soleimani to Fox News' Laura Ingraham on Friday, mentioning possible threats to four unnamed U.S. embassies.
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"I can reveal that I believe it would have been four embassies," he said of Soleimani's targets.
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While the relationship thawed somewhat, it never reached the stage of reopening embassies in the two capitals.
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The idea of jailing someone who leaks transcripts of conversations intercepted at foreign embassies is not theoretical.
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Qassem Soleimani was plotting attacks against four US embassies when Trump ordered an airstrike that killed him.
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Ms. Diakité and Mr. Haidara began a new fund-raising round among the European embassies in Bamako.
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The following day, Trump disclosed that Soleimani planned to blow up US embassies but offered no evidence.
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But the agency said there were increasing reports of the practice from U.S. embassies and consulates abroad.
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The embassies are supposed to assist and provide information to citizens in the event of an emergency.
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The president told a January 9 rally that Soleimani had been "actively planning new attacks" on embassies.
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The day after, he told Fox News&apos Laura Ingraham four US embassies had been in danger.
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Besides being a financial hub for regional and global companies, it hosts dozens of embassies and consulates.
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"Attack the embassies and consulates of Turkey and all coalition countries where you are," the message said.
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Embassies in Pyongyang can provide a supplementary source of information about developments in the North Korean capital.
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For a time, according to Williams' report, foreign embassies in capital city Pyongyang ran open WiFi networks.
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Florian is a diplomat who has worked at Romanian embassies and cultural institutes in Germany and Switzerland.
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"The only flag that should fly over our embassies is the flag of the USA," he wrote.
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And while embassies had said the flag displays had previously been routine around Pride Month, multiple US embassies were denied permission by the Trump administration to fly the rainbow pride flag from their flagpoles to commemorate LGBTQ Pride Month this year, two senior State Department officials told CNN Friday.
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Then, in an interview on CNN on Sunday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper wound himself in a tangle of contradictions, saying he had been presented with no evidence showing that four embassies were being targeted but nonetheless shared the president&aposs "belief" that four embassies were under threat of attack.
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Hopefully, the Benghazi tragedy will help the U.S. develop better security protocols for foreign service officers and embassies.
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Representatives from the United Nations and foreign embassies will attend the process, as will local and international observers.
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Most of the staff of embassies can travel around the city only in armoured cars with armed guards.
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And our 108 embassies around the world are relentlessly organising events, creating attention and support for women's issues.
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Embassies urged their citizens to exercise caution and the US, French and Belgian schools in Kinshasa were closed.
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Mexican consulates and embassies will also start to produce birth certificates for Mexican immigrants who don't have one.
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The rally reached the edge of the fortified Green Zone, an area housing government buildings and foreign embassies.
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Iran does not recognize dual nationality, which prevents relevant Western embassies from seeing individuals who have been detained.
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Jihadists connected to al-Qaeda and IS have attacked Western embassies, hotels and oil facilities in the Sahel.
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She added that along with local governments, the ministry holds outbreak-related briefings for foreign embassies and consulates.
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The investigation was prompted by intelligence about a potential Islamic State plot against the embassies, the official said.
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The plans called for shifting those duties to U.S.-based agency offices and American consulates and embassies abroad.
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U.S. embassies and consulates are planning and participating in events in 75 countries to help strengthen their economies.
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Both nations have opened embassies and scheduled flights from the United States to Cuba have resumed after decades.
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In concrete signs of rapprochement, the two countries have agreed to open embassies, develop ports and resume flights.
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The United States and some European embassies had warned their citizens to be vigilant before the Newroz celebrations.
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Britain has a first-class army and a Rolls-Royce diplomatic service, with 2.53 embassies around the world.
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The embassies said the meetings were part of their role to speak to all big parties in France.
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The EU ambassadors could not be reached immediately for comment while the embassies were closed for the weekend.
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Our embassies are on the front lines of efforts to open new markets and opportunities for American entrepreneurs.
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An interior ministry official said Iraq wanted to negotiate with embassies the return of the women and children.
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But diplomats consulted by Reuters said few countries were likely to shutter embassies or sever ties with Venezuela.
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The European Union and Swedish embassies in Yangon condemned Friday's verdict, urging the authorities to review the decision.
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At least 21 deputies have fled the country, been arrested, or sought asylum in embassies to avoid detention.
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Deployments support the work of U.S. Embassies abroad through gathering information, engaging actors, building strategies, and designing initiatives.
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Qatar foolishly imagines that un-Islamic practices can be shut away in gated communities like embassies, he says.
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More than a year after Trump took office, the agency still has roughly 40 embassies without confirmed ambassadors.
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Australian suspicious packages Suspicious packages were delivered to a dozen consulates and seven embassies in Melbourne and Canberra.
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Of course, Tehran acts like an ordinary one, with embassies abroad and suave diplomats who represent the state.
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"In future will require at least half day photo coverage both Sov and Cuban embassies," an official wrote.
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The Danish foreign ministry has also notified the embassies of the various nationals of the plane, police said.
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The last two countries with embassies in Jerusalem, Costa Rica and El Salvador, moved out a decade ago.
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At least two American embassies abroad have promoted Mar-a-Lago, the president's private club, on their websites.
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The embassies are allowed to display the flag elsewhere on embassy grounds, including inside and on exterior walls.
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Many are foreigners, including staff from embassies and domestic workers and some in the oil and gas industries.
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The posting on Trump's resort was shared on the websites and social media accounts of several U.S. embassies.
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Mr. Trump, a former property developer, has taken a personal interest in the location and cost of embassies.
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Both are wanted in connection with al Qaeda's bombings of two US embassies in east Africa in 1998.
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Many countries decided their vote back in capitals, and that is where our embassies played a key role.
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"As resources allow, embassies and consulates will continue to provide urgent and emergency visa services," the department said.
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The leaders said the countries would resume trade, economic and diplomatic ties, including reopening embassies and restarting flights.
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Officials at the Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates Embassies in Washington declined to comment for this article.
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"We are contacting the embassies, but I fear no more masks will be arriving from abroad," he said.
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Officials from the German, Japanese and Pakistani embassies said their staff members had been injured in the attack.
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On Sunday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he had seen no intelligence forewarning of imminent attacks on embassies.
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Senior administration officials around the President have repeatedly pointed to danger facing US embassies in the Middle East.
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"We've seen rage and violence directed at American embassies over an awful Internet video," Clinton is shown saying.
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"What the president said with regard to the four embassies is what I believe as well," he explained.
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"What the president said was he believed there probably and could've been attacks against additional embassies," Esper said.
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The president was asked Monday at the White House what the intelligence showed about the threat to embassies.
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It was the president's first Pentagon briefing about where around the world U.S. forces and embassies are located.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he didn't see specific evidence Iran was plotting to strike 4 US embassies
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It later revised this number slightly, deciding that 20173 of the embassies would be upgraded rather than replaced.
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POMPEO: We had specific information on an imminent threat, and those threats included attacks on US embassies. Period.
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The Turkish embassies in London and Abu Dhabi did not reply to CNBC requests for comment on Thursday.
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The index is an analysis of the number of embassies and consulates maintained by countries around the world.
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We have also seen that visa lottery winners undergo rigorous screening at U.S. embassies in their home countries.
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The persistent vacancies are most prevalent at embassies with the highest foreign policy priorities, according to the report.
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This situation is not comical at the granular level for our military staffs and embassies; it is nightmarish.
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They are all home to important foreign embassies, and their names were all designed to shame their residents.
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Let's also eliminate US consulates, embassies, military assistance to allies, aid to developing nations, and international peacekeeping efforts.
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Many French embassies are actually filled with less state art than they are supposed to hold: Libération found that while most complaints filed for missing works come from Paris — 501 — a total of 123 were filed for works registered in French embassies, all the responsibility of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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You'll also be able to call on local U.S. embassies for assistance if you run into trouble while traveling.
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Guatemala's government declined comment on the coca finds, as did the U.S. embassies in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.
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Nepal allows its citizens to work in Afghanistan as security guards at the UN, foreign embassies and their missions.
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A State Department official told me they are happy our embassies are finding other ways to celebrate and commemorate.
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Among those present were delegates from Guatemala and Paraguay, which will open their own Jerusalem embassies later this month.
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Halla also helped to organize local demonstrations, Maen Barakat said, citing recent protests outside the Russian and Iranian embassies.
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But the police thought any attack was more likely to target embassies and major hotels and restaurants, Imam said.
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The two have not exchanged ambassadors in years — both country's embassies have been led by charge d'affairs since 2010.
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The embassies in Israel, Germany, Brazil and Latvia are among those that have made the ask and been denied.
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But even Israel's closest allies have continued maintaining their embassies 40 miles (65km) to the west in Tel Aviv.
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Several office buildings and embassies in downtown Jakarta were closed on Wednesday, as were train stations in the area.
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Instead it reflects the painstaking work of scores of diligent diplomats, mostly quite junior, in embassies round the world.
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Those focused on the nuclear agreement should pay attention to Iran's pattern of not protecting foreign embassies, Smith said.
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State-backed media labeled them as traitors and "agents of embassies", unnerving foreign diplomats in the key U.S. ally.
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The ceremony, organized by the Australian and Dutch embassies in Malaysia, observed a minute of silence at 9.20 p.m.
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The ceremony, organised by the Australian and Dutch embassies in Malaysia, observed a minute of silence at 9.20 p.m.
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The majority of people who come into Maydān work for embassies of the World Bank or the State Department.
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Foreign embassies in Thailand advised tourists to respect the feelings of the Thai people at their time of grief.
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Israel regards Jerusalem as its eternal and indivisible capital and wants all foreign countries to base their embassies there.
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Guatemala's government declined comment on the coca finds, as did the US embassies in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.
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"We are always working with the embassies—they are constantly calling and inquiring about our work," Vinnichenko told me.
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Iran does not recognize dual citizenship, which limits the access foreign embassies have to their dual citizens held there.
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Their earlier attempts at seeking asylum through Western embassies in Kabul, including that of the United States, had failed.
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The Chilean and Russian embassies in Lima and the U.S. State Department said they could not provide immediate comment.
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Regardless of the implications of underperforming embassies, whoever is the next president will have some of them for sale.
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Mr. Badreddine was suspected of involvement in the deadly 1983 bombings of the American and French Embassies in Kuwait.
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That's when Pyongyang began to call upon its embassies abroad to step up their business operations, according to Baker.
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A separate squad, which guards Dutch embassies in unstable countries, has now assumed the task of ensuring his safety.
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It is unclear whether other embassies will fly the flag on the flagpoles without having asked permission, NBC reported.
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The French and Canadian embassies were also damaged in the attack, as were the offices of broadcaster 1TV Afghanistan.
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The member states of the EU will not follow the U.S. and will not move their embassies to Jerusalem.
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The State Department also asked the Israeli and Polish embassies to co-sponsor an annual Holocaust memorial day ceremony.
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The following year it claimed responsibility for sending 14 letter bombs to embassies in Greece and to European leaders.
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On Saturday, Moroccans gathered to mourn the tourists' deaths outside the Norwegian and Danish embassies in Rabat, the capital.
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Such recognition also could raise deep security concerns for US embassies and businesses across the Middle East and beyond.
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Beyond the specific risks to US embassies, consulates and businesses, there are regional implications to Trump's campaign trail promise.
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But as his transition team begins sifting through possible choices for a dozen major embassies, the signals are unclear.
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Observers from the United Nations and from several embassies, including the Netherlands, Australia and Britain were at the court.
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My dream is to live in a nice apartment in D.C. and work at one of the foreign embassies.
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North Korean embassies have spent decades running cash-raising schemes, nearly all of them illicit under current international law.
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Today, sanctions have forced many embassies to curb their ambitions, with some intent on keeping the lowest possible profile.
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Passers-by can pause at a glass display case — standard issue for embassies in the city — filled with photographs.
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There are few foreign embassies in Washington that would dismiss the likelihood of Trump being re-elected in 2020.
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Kensington and Chelsea is one of the most affluent boroughs of London, home to many museums, galleries and embassies.
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The spokesperson also wouldn't say if specific US embassies in the Middle East were warned they could face bombings.
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Grenell, who is openly gay, is coordinating with US embassies in the region to press countries to decriminalize homosexuality.
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Most countries closed their embassies here in 2014 and early 2015 after heavy fighting and attacks in the city.
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Immigration lawyers said the numbers would be higher if embassies had the staff to accommodate the volume of requests.
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Which is why his administration had been contacting the foreign embassies whose citizens were weighing on Sesto's social services.
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The Foreign Office said its embassies in Baghdad and Tehran remained open but declined to comment on operational detail.
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During the Reagan Administration, Eric R. Terzuolo's Foreign Service postings included the U.S. embassies in Beirut and in Rome.
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Democrats in particular have since said the briefing did not include information about potential attacks on any U.S. embassies.
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Trump has said he believes that Soleimani may have been plotting attacks on as many as four U.S. embassies.
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That year, the State Department identified 180 embassies for replacement, according to a Government Accountability Office report released Thursday.
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Flags flew at half-staff in Iran and its embassies across the globe, concerts and sports events were cancelled.
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Flags flew at half-staff in Iran and its embassies across the globe, concerts and sports events were canceled.
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"We've seen rage and violence directed at American embassies over an awful internet video," Clinton says at the start.
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A day after the Hill briefing, the President claimed that Soleimani was plotting to blow up several US embassies.
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Trump claimed in an interview with Fox News Friday that Soleimani was targeting four embassies before he was killed.
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Did you have specific information about an imminent threat, and did it have anything to do with our embassies?
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Soldiers patrolled locations including Downing Street, where the home and office of the prime minister are, and foreign embassies.
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" The next day, he told Fox News&apos Laura Ingraham "I believe it probably would&aposve been four embassies.
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Cubans seeking visas to the United States must apply at U.S. embassies abroad, which is costlier and more complicated.
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The urban guerillas claimed responsibility for a wave of parcel bombs sent to foreign embassies in Athens in 2010.
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"Our embassies are protected for any situation, including the potential or in the advent something occurs here," Manning said.
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McKinley served as ambassador to four countries and has had several postings at U.S. embassies all over the world.
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On Monday, 41 embassies and international organizations in Vietnam signed a pledge to combat plastic pollution in the country.
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Embassies in Santiago, Chile and Vienna, Austria also honored the International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia on May 17.
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And when he traveled abroad, he sometimes didn't visit staffers at US embassies, a longtime custom for previous secretaries.
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Cubans seeking visas to enter the US may be able to apply through embassies in nearby countries, officials said.
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He had participated in the bombing of the USS Cole in 2000 and had threatened to attack American embassies.
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It was a startling sight in an area that's normally off limits and packed with government buildings and foreign embassies.
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He said the coalition would investigate Iran's accusation and that the Houthis have been using civilian facilities including abandoned embassies.
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In a statement on its website, the Brotherhood also called for crowds to gather outside Egyptian embassies around the world.
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But "don't murder our people" and "don't use embassies located in allied countries as killing zones" are not airy values.
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So, yes, ultimately having normalization of relations, exchange of liaison offices, exchange of embassies, all that is a good idea.
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Myanmar state broadcaster MRTV said the ministry of foreign affairs had informed the Singaporean and Malaysian embassies about the matter.
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In addition to the many government offices, the Green zone houses the villas of many senior officials and many embassies.
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The Green Zone includes the US embassy along with other foreign embassies, the Iraqi parliament building and other government buildings.
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Officials from the French and German embassies in Ankara told Reuters their operations were continuing normally for the time being.
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The device, hidden in a tanker truck, went off during rush hour in a crowded area near several foreign embassies.
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Embassies from some of the countries that the delegation represents confirmed their attendance when contacted by The New York Times.
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Ten days ago, the two countries expelled one diplomat each from the other's embassies, each accusing the other of spying.
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Members of the public have sent strong messages to Brazilian embassies, the diplomats said, prompting Brasilia to send the circular.
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He was a top target after al-Qaeda bombed US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, killing 224 people.
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The first ten embassies to relocate to Jerusalem would receive "preferential treatment", he said without explaining what that might entail.
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From 2010 to 2016 more than 320 embassies were opened in Africa, probably the biggest embassy-building boom anywhere, ever.
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Calls and emails to the Russian government and the country's embassies in the United States and Britain were not returned.
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During the worst periods of violence – when aid organizations recalled their staffs and embassies evacuated their citizens – Sister Berini remained.
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The missions of the United Nations and African Union, as well as several embassies, are based inside the perimeter fence.
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He has wide experience working with U.S. Embassies abroad, as well as working against the Russian, Iranian and proliferation targets.
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Embassies in Washington and in Havana will remain open, sources tell CNN, and Cuban American travel and remittances remain unaffected.
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For its part, Iran's response violated one of the few universally agreed-upon rules of foreign relations: Don't storm embassies.
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Small-scale attacks on businesses, police, politicians and embassies are frequent in Greece, with its long history of political violence.
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He said the coalition would investigate Iran's accusation and added that the Houthis has used civilian facilities including abandoned embassies.
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Warning sirens could be heard from various embassies as loudspeakers urged employees to take shelter in safe rooms and bunkers.
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International embassies nearby were damaged in the explosion and at least 21.5 people were killed and around 22018 were wounded.
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The Iranian government does not recognize dual nationality, which prevents relevant Western embassies from seeing individuals who have been detained.
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Among the possible targets in Belgium were embassies, restaurants, hospitals, hotels, concert halls and pedestrian streets, according to the warning.
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The group has previously claimed responsibility for a wave of parcel bombs sent to foreign embassies in Athens in 2010.
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It has been 85033 years since the bombings of U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya by al Qaeda in 1998.
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Just three weeks later, after the al Qaeda bombing of two U.S. embassies in Africa, he became a household name.
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Embassies were on alert throughout the day, although no incidents have been reported thus far, the State Department officials said.
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If we weren't here it's hard to see how SOUTHCOM can have relations with partner nations outside of the embassies.
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This was how embassies operated; during the summer of the coup, the American Embassy in Cairo evacuated all nonessential personnel.
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"Move your embassies to Jerusalem because it's the right thing to do," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly said Sunday.
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"I was using it to interview heads of state, and so on, to approach a variety of embassies," he said.
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In the foreign service, with strong congressional support, we embarked on a massive effort to harden our embassies and consulates.
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Catalonia would also have pay to create new state structures (embassies, central banks, etc.) which carry a large price tag.
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TUCKED away in a back street among foreign embassies and wealthy homes, Hiroo Friends is one of Tokyo's best orphanages.
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China's embassies in London and Washington, DC, did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment on RFA's article.
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Another letter issued by the Foreign Ministry and seen by Reuters informs embassies of the revocation of his diplomatic passports.
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The government of Saudi Arabia has murdered a prominent dissident inside one of its embassies, according to all available evidence.
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Officials plan to work with embassies in Kathmandu, the capital, to get in contact with relatives of the deceased climbers.
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She began applying for grants from the United Nations, the United States Agency for International Development and various Western embassies.
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In Harare, as uncertainty over the political situation grew overnight, foreign embassies warned their citizens to stay indoors on Wednesday.
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They can start by reopening their embassies in Syria, since Western diplomats' absence from Damascus has led to missed opportunities.
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When planning a visit to a city, consider following the airports, train stations, bus lines, tourism boards and embassies there.
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Most of the international community is against the move, but Guatemala, Paraguay and Honduras are relocating their embassies to Jerusalem.
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Embassies in Washington and Havana that reopened in 2015 for the first time in a half-century will remain open.
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Diplomats and social secretaries at other embassies were left wondering how the country had pulled in so many Trump V.I.P.s.
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Mr. Alvim was ousted a day later, following public outcry, including the vehement condemnation from the German and Israeli Embassies.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper said this past weekend he "didn't see" a specific threat against four embassies in the intelligence.
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The FBI listened in; the Bureau and American intelligence have routinely eavesdropped on foreign embassies in Washington since the 1950s.
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Members of Congress say the Iranian threat to blow up multiple U.S. embassies was not mentioned in the intel briefing.
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Officials briefing the so-called Gang of Eight top congressional leaders never said that four embassies were targeted, he added.
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State television showed hundreds of voters crowding outside the Egyptian embassies in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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The American and British embassies recently issued a warning that Boko Haram intended to kidnap foreign workers in northeast Nigeria.
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Trump told Fox News on Friday that he believed four embassies, including the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, was being targeted.
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"I didn't see one with regard to four embassies," Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on CBS, referring to intelligence reports.
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On Clinton's watch, the terrorist group bombed two US embassies in Africa, killing more than two hundred people in 1998.
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Right now the big question is whether Trump made up his comment about "four embassies" being targeted by Qasem Soleimani.
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"The President never said there was specific intelligence to four different embassies," Defense Secretary Mark Esper told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper told CBS on Sunday that he had not seen intelligence regarding possible attacks on four embassies.
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Trump claimed that Soleimani was planning "imminent attacks" on American embassies in the region, including the U.S. embassy in Baghdad.
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"I can reveal that I believe it probably would've been four embassies," Mr. Trump told Laura Ingraham of Fox News.
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"If I didn't kill him, and let's say we lost three, four, five embassies or bases," he said, trailing off.
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The controversy led to deadly riots, attacks on Danish embassies in the Middle East and a trade boycott against Denmark.
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Let's imagine Trump's face in all our embassies and on all our TV screens in a moment of national tragedy.
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In 1998, Bin Laden's agents blew up the United States Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing more than 200 people.
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"Getting emails saying families from embassies are leaving — the consulate or embassy were leaving — that rings a bell," Rodgers said.
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He said he'd be surprised if Turkey did not have recording equipment in the Saudi consulate and other critical embassies.
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On a typical day, the State Department's headquarters in Washington and embassies abroad burst with officials working on key issues.
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Local citizens employed at American embassies overseas are still working with pay, but that could end if the shutdown continues.
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The offices would act as de facto embassies and would be the first such diplomatic missions established in either country.
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Multiple embassies requested to fly the rainbow flag in honor of LGBTQ pride celebrations, but the State Department denied them.
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Other countries have had embassies in Jerusalem in the past, but moved them out of the city some years ago.
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Each exchange lasted less than a minute; some gave me their business cards and invited me to lunch at their embassies.
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This is a task for organizations with institutional support; they must lobby embassies and government officials, on behalf of the artists.
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Western countries left Libya after fighting in Tripoli in 2014, closing embassies and ending NATO training programs, before returning in 2016.
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Part of Bitnation's appeal is that it does partially operate in physical space, with 25 embassies and consulates around the world.
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So Global Affairs Canada, the government entity in charge of the nation's embassies and consulates, ordered diplomats to cut it out.
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Embassies are required to get permission from the State Department when flying anything besides the American flag on their main flagpoles.
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"We've projected on the Supreme Court, various embassies, other agencies and private enterprises ... and it's never been a problem," he said.
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In 2015, both countries to re-established embassies and the US removed Cuba from a list of state sponsors of terror.
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It's unclear whether this order to embassies comes from Trump or from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, but it hardly matters.
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The people behind the Twitter accounts for the Russian embassies in the United Kingdom and the United States know this well.
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A MapLight review of leaked emails found that Marshall arranged conversations between Dataminr and at least five embassies over three months.
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Ministry spokesperson Busadee Santipitaks said Thailand&aposs embassies will inform foreign governments that Yingluck is no longer a Thai passport holder.
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A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed the deployments bolstered security at U.S. embassies including Israel, Jordan and Turkey.
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He was also convicted in absentia by Kuwaiti courts for the 1983 bombings of the U.S. and French embassies in Kuwait.
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The responsibility to notify next of kin typically falls to the ministries of foreign affairs or embassies of victims' respective countries.
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Diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba will remain open, as will the newly opened embassies in Washington and Havana.
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"We put no restriction on displaying any other flags or any other … displays at our embassies beyond that," Pence, 60, added.
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Many have diversified their diplomatic links by opening new embassies, including ones that cross previous divisions between rival powers in Africa.
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Countries including Burundi, Mauritania and Togo, that used to fall firmly within France's sphere of influence have opened embassies in Britain.
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Axios contributor Barak Ravid reports exclusively that Israel sent a Top Secret cable after the clashes to embassies around the world.
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The Philippine and Chinese embassies in Washington, D.C., did not immediately respond to requests for comment outside of normal business hours.
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Military attaché offices operate openly in most American Embassies, and are managed by the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Pentagon's intelligence arm.
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And the backlash that would engender among Muslims around the world, the most radical of whom would be firebombing our embassies.
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Israel regards all of Jerusalem as its eternal and indivisible capital and wants all foreign countries to base their embassies there.
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The Philippine and Chinese embassies in Washington, D.C., did not immediately respond to requests for comment outside of normal business hours.
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The administration of President Donald Trump agreed with Sudan's position, saying the United States rejects judicial notices at its embassies abroad.
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In Tripoli, few nations have reopened embassies since pulling out during fighting between rival military factions in the capital in 2014.
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The secretary hosts the dinner for the Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies at the State Department at 6 p.m.
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The United States was monitoring the embassies of its Cold War nemeses and photographing people who entered and exited the buildings.
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This includes foreign economic and military assistance, operation of American embassies abroad, and contributions to organizations such as the United Nations.
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The international community has long declined to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, and countries have stationed their embassies in Tel Aviv.
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The U.S. and the international community have long acknowledged Tel Aviv as the country's capital and have kept their embassies there.
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The United States and most other countries refused to recognize the annexation and kept their embassies in or near Tel Aviv.
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We tried everybody with Cairo connections: friends at the U.S. Embassy, friends at European embassies, friends who worked with the government.
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Politico reports that State Department officials are worried Trump's possible declaration could lead to violence targeting U.S. embassies and diplomatic staff.
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Three of these politicians have gone into hiding, requesting protection at the Argentine and Italian embassies in the capital city Caracas.
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Some of Sencity's design work has been used at embassies and malls in Australia – at heart, they are a design firm.
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And the United States hosted Pride events at various international embassies, continuing a program established by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Fighting the good fight of national interest is fairly normal for embassies, sure, but using a politically volatile and racist meme?
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In Afghanistan, where I work a lot, there are typically embassies and international organizations that move around in armored car convoys.
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Since then, though, everything's gotten upgraded and homogenized, and there aren't any American legations to speak of — there are embassies everywhere.
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One is the newly formed Alliance of Queer Egyptian Organizations, which coordinated protests outside Egyptian embassies and consulates on Oct. 19.
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Madeleine Mitchell, the gallery director for Doris Leslie Blau Antique Rugs, buys and designs high-end rugs for embassies and hotels.
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He had worked in the Saudi embassies in Washington and London, and some suspected he had also worked for Saudi intelligence.
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"Any foreigner in China, including the personnel of foreign embassies and consulates, cannot violate international and Chinese law," Ms. Hua said.
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With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States had to staff 14 new embassies in the post-Soviet republics.
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From 230 to 212, when Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden bombed two American Embassies in Africa and plotted the Sept.
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Then the UN and foreign embassies put out a statement urging the government to take a stand on violence against women.
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Al-Qaeda had just struck, in August 1998, at our embassies in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi, killing nearly 500 people.
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This week for the first time I saw the official photographs that now grace the entry halls of all U.S. embassies.
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China has 276 embassies and other diplomatic offices, more than any other country, according to the Lowy Institute, a think-tank.
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KYIV, Ukraine — As deputy foreign minister, it was Olena Zerkal's job to read incoming diplomatic cables from embassies around the world.
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Iraq's military said the Katyusha rockets hit inside Baghdad's Green Zone, a location that holds several Western nation embassies and businesses.
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" But he added: "I share the president's view that probably — my expectation was they were going to go after our embassies.
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Qassem Soleimani was plotting attacks against four embassies before the U.S. carried out last week's airstrike that killed the top commander.
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Qassem Soleimani to avert an imminent attack on four U.S. embassies, a claim lawmakers say was never mentioned in a briefing.
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Trump, meanwhile, claimed in an interview that he thinks attacks on multiple U.S. Embassies had been planned before Soleimani was killed.
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When he heard the word "embassies", a source told the Beast, Trump lit up, and began grilling officials for more information.
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Experts say few countries have embassies or extradition treaties with Syria, let alone with the Kurdish-held areas in northern Syria.
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On Friday, security was heavily enforced near the University of Tehran and near the British, Russian and French embassies, eyewitnesses said.
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But government sources said that emails Mr. Kim sent home through North Korean embassies had been obtained in a hacking operation.
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The May 2017 truck bombing devastated the central area of Kabul near the presidential palace and foreign embassies, wounding 300 people.
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In September, South and North Korea opened a joint liaison office as a possible step toward opening embassies in each capital.
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Analysts say US embassies and consulates are prime targets in the wake of these events, and personnel could be in jeopardy.
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The DSS deploys its special agents to almost 300 embassies and consulates globally, in addition to facilities in the United States.
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Since then, embassies of Britain, Denmark, Kuwait, France, Russia and Saudi Arabia have been attacked in Iran or abroad by Iranian proxies.
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The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden announced a long-term partnership with the US Department of State's Office of Art in Embassies.
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IRNA said staff members at two nearby embassies and residents of many surrounding buildings had been asked to leave as a precaution.
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It showed their journalist visas and said the ministry of foreign affairs had informed the Singaporean and Malaysian embassies about the matter.
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The European Union and the High Peace Council also have offices in the area, close to the Swedish, Indonesian, and Indian embassies.
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The U.S. Department of State and our embassies and consulates abroad have no greater responsibility than the protection of U.S. citizens overseas.
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Suicide bombers drove pickup trucks to the gates of the two embassies and detonated thousands of pounds of TNT in the attacks.
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Guaidó, however, immediately sent a letter to embassies in Caracas, the capital, declaring that relations weren't actually being broken with any states.
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Do you think Arab countries will open embassies in Tel Aviv and accept Jerusalem, with the al-Aqsa mosque, as Israel's capital?
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Smaller gatherings also took place outside embassies in London, Paris and Copenhagen, according to photographs posted on Facebook by Romanians living abroad.
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They only left the compound to buy food or attend meetings and interviews at various resettlement agencies, government offices, and foreign embassies.
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Germany shut down its diplomatic missions and schools in Turkey, while the U.S. and other European embassies warned citizens to be vigilant.
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This spring Ukraine's parliament passed a law requiring NGOs and their employees to submit asset declarations, drawing stern rebukes from Western embassies.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he expected European countries would likely follow Trump's move and relocate their embassies to Jerusalem.
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Power approved the unclassified cable, which went from the U.S. mission at the U.N. to American embassies in Manila, Tokyo and Seoul.
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Bharara's office successfully prosecuted Al Qaeda terrorist Khalid Al-Fawwaz in 2015 for the bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
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We have diplomats and embassies in more than 200 nations, and we currently have uniformed service members in more than 100 countries.
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On Saturday it published what it said was a new automated answering message for the switchboards of Russian embassies around the world.
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What he won't touch: Trump will leave in place U.S.-Cuba commercial flights and will not close embassies or break diplomatic relations.
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But the diplomatic relations that Obama reinstated in 2014 will remain unchanged, so embassies established in Havana and Washington will remain open.
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The government has sent a letter to the embassies "to register our displeasure" with the manner in which the matter was handled.
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Reuters's sources added the March 17 cable does not explicitly provide for coordination between embassies, explaining possible differences between affected population groups.
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Staff members at the Indian and South Korean embassies said they were unaware of any unusual incident and were working as normal.
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" After any presidential transition, Hayden continued, foreign embassies under surveillance are sending reports back to their capitals analyzing "who's up, who's down.
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Police said several people were killed in the explosion, which occurred in an area close to many foreign embassies and government offices.
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The German Embassy, the Foreign Ministry, and the Presidential Palace are all in the area, as are the British and Canadian embassies.
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Several Gulf states shut or downgraded their embassies, Syria was suspended from the Arab League, flights stopped and border crossings were closed.
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Pompeo has also reversed one of Tillerson's more unpopular policies, which was a hiring freeze on spouses of employees at overseas embassies.
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Of those accused, two lawmakers remain under arrest while most others have either fled the country or sought refuge in friendly embassies.
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Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said the Irish and French embassies in Malaysia were working together to help out the Quoirin family.
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There are some fascinating behind-the-scenes series like "Capitol Cribs," a series that peeks inside lawmakers' offices and through D.C. embassies.
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"Now we see the youth are just running away from the country, which has changed the mentality of the embassies," she continued.
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Flags flew at half-staff at U.S. embassies and in the capital, and messages of condolence flooded in from around the world.
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And there has been little public opposition to a fast-track program that directs Brazilian embassies to issue humanitarian visas to Syrians.
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Iran could also call American special forces terrorists or threaten embassies, potentially endangering the long-term US presence in Iraq and Syria.
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The president explained to the crowd how the building came to be, touting its cost and location compared to past new embassies.
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She also told reporters that Pompeo "respects the dignity of every individual," reflected in the Pride celebrations taking place in U.S. embassies.
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Following stints at the US embassies in Russia and Ukraine, he moved to the NSC in 2018 to work on Eurasian affairs.
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I don't anticipate that we are going to be spending whole episodes at the State Department or embassies or anything like that.
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The ministry said the suspects had allegedly used forged documents to present goods as tax-exempt supplies for foreign embassies and organizations.
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A prominent pro-ISIS channel on Telegram called for attacks on Saudi embassies, police and scholars, according to the SITE monitoring group.
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Some embassies, business groups and foreign firms steer clear of the highly choreographed internet event, analysts say, because of the perceived propaganda.
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Still, her vow, if enacted, would end a long-standing problem of pay-for-play at some of America's most important embassies.
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Google, Facebook and Twitter have built lush lounges that host journalists covering the events and also act as embassies for their brands.
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Mr. Moon's office has dismissed such concerns as "quibbling," noting that 24 nations, including Britain and Germany, operate embassies in the North.
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If the embassies won't hang our flag, then we'll think of those original marchers, and hang it ourselves from every available flagpole.
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Criminal suspects not from Japan like Mr. Ghosn, a citizen of France and Lebanon, can see their lawyers and representatives from embassies.
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Responses to the cartoons included arson attacks on Danish embassies in Muslim countries and a thwarted assault on the newspaper, Jyllands-Posten.
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SOFIA, Bulgaria — While the embassies of most countries promote the interests of companies back home, North Korea's are in business for themselves.
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On Friday, the State Department announced it was suspending routine visa services at all embassies and consulates worldwide due to the pandemic.
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But the State Department had no reserve of diplomats not already overseas, and many embassies around the world were stripped of positions.
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French citizens will be exempt and should contact their local embassies if they are abroad and want to return home, Macron said.
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Under the Trump administration, the wait for visas has been longer because American consulates and embassies around the world have been understaffed.
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REPORTER: Why are you saying that Soleimani presented an imminent threat against embassies here but not to senators during this week's briefing?
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Qasem Soleimani was actively planning new attacks against four US embassies and top administration officials have struggled to defend the President's comments.
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"All foreigners in China, including diplomats in foreign embassies and consulates, must not violate international law or Chinese laws," said Hua Chunying.
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Islamic State is known to have sleeper cells in Tripoli, and it has claimed attacks there in the past, including against embassies.
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Usama bin Laden, in which several defendants were convicted for the 1998 terrorist bombings of the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
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For a period in the 1960s and '70s, about 18 foreign embassies were in Jerusalem, mostly representing African and Latin American countries.
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This past June, in an effort to demonstrate solidarity, the Danish government instructed its agencies and embassies to raise the Greenlandic flag.
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In November 2010, WikiLeaks published yet another batch of documents: more than 250,000 diplomatic cables sent by US embassies to other countries.
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Soleimani "was looking very seriously at our embassies, and not just the embassy in Baghdad," he said at a rally in Ohio.
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In a separate interview that aired Sunday morning, Esper said he "didn't see" a specific threat against four embassies in the intelligence.
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The two countries were found to have an equal number of embassies, but Beijing has more consulates around the world than Washington.
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"Broadly speaking, consulates facilitate economic cooperation between countries, whereas embassies nurture political relationships," said lead researcher Bonnie Bley from the Lowy Institute.
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We have an excellent corps of ambassadors, State Department economic offices and commercial officers at our embassies and consulates around the world.
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It is also one of the country's most affluent areas, with upscale restaurants and shops, and a few foreign embassies and consulates.
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Embassies have been designed more like fortresses ever since, and the security measures protecting them rigorously maintained.. So much for having fun.
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"Wait for violent attacks on American and Jewish embassies by the wolves of the Islamic State," the text alongside the images said.
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Zarif said initial arrangements had been made to ensure "diplomats from the two countries can inspect their embassies and consulates" in September.
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We've also organized stunts all around the world outside Turkish embassies to really make sure that they know the world is watching.
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The United States, European Union and several Western embassies last month voiced concern over politics-related violence and allegations of human rights abuses.
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"Please, go to the embassies and block the way," said Salah Ashkar, an activist in east Aleppo, in a video posted on Twitter.
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The NCRI&aposs leader, Maryam Rajavi, tweeted Monday that Iran&aposs embassies must be shut down and the Tehran regime&aposs diplomats expelled.
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Since then, American and Cuban officials have struck agreements to reopen embassies — a step achieved last summer — and environmental and civil aviation pacts.
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Murdering critics abroad is a tactic previously employed by despots like Saddam Hussein and Muammar Qaddafi, who used their embassies to terrorise exiles.
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They all referenced financing the 2016 election in the memo lines and were sent to Russian embassies in nearly 60 countries between Aug.
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The British and Canadian embassies had issued similar warnings to avoid public gatherings until Sunday but were not specifically mentioned in the statement.
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He joined calls from the United States and British embassies for the prompt appointment of a new, professional and independent board for Naftogaz.
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Most countries do not recognize either Israel's or the Palestinians' sovereignty in Jerusalem and have embassies to Israel in the Tel Aviv area.
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Oswald said he was visiting the Cuban and Soviet Union embassies there to get visas, but much about his time there remains unknown.
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Last year five Western embassies wrote a memorandum warning that, unless Mr Ramaphosa rooted out corruption, his efforts to attract investment would falter.
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Though al-Qaeda railed against "Jews and Crusaders" in the 1990s, it made its name striking secular targets, such as embassies and warships.
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Elsewhere in Latin America, Honduras and Paraguay have also announced intentions to move their embassies to Jerusalem, though neither has given a timetable.
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Local newspapers said several embassies have cut down on non-essential staff in Delhi, and moved some positions to neighboring countries like Singapore.
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"The trials for the cases were overseen by numerous observers, including representatives from foreign embassies and NGOs," the embassy said in a statement.
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Protests will also be held in front of French embassies in Amsterdam, Berlin, Bogota, Copenhagen, Los Angeles, Sydney, Perth, Oslo, Vancouver, and Vienna.
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Sunday is a regular work day in Israel, but most embassies are closed, and calling in envoys on Christmas Day is highly unusual.
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The location -- close to so many embassies -- will likely have been chosen to target embassy employees and weaken international resolve to help Afghans.
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Of the 10 states that belong to the regional organization, eight host North Korean embassies, according to the National Committee on North Korea.
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The US — specifically the State Department and its various embassies — can and does advocate for US citizens who've been arrested or detained abroad.
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Attacks, normally small in scale on businesses, police, politicians and embassies are frequent in Greece, which has a long history of political violence.
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Virginia Shore, chief curator of Art in Embassies, said the division had worked with every United States ambassador to France since the 1960s.
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Visas for Western countries are in high demand in Africa and embassies say the visa market is a big target for organized crime.
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Most Israeli government officials and offices are located in Jerusalem, so countries with embassies in Tel Aviv have to travel to do business.
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There was no fine dining to speak of – all sophisticated entertaining was done at the White House, in tony Georgetown residences or Embassies.
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The people who bought my works back then were mostly Western, like people who worked in the foreign embassies or taught at universities.
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The United States, European Union and several Western embassies in Tanzania voiced concern last month over political violence and allegations of rights abuses.
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Bottles were also sent to the both the U.S. and Russian embassies in Helsinki, where the two presidents will be meeting on Monday.
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That, the United States says, is intended to limit the country's penchant for using its envoys and embassies to further its nuclear program.
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The embassies of Sweden and Denmark have called on the government to amend the protest legislation which was made more restrictive in March.
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The agreements the leaders signed are also due to reopen the two embassies and restore flights between the capitals of the two nations.
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Recent rocket attacks in Iraq have included one in the Green Zone, home to the embassies of the United States and other countries.
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Officials may soon direct Cubans seeking to travel to the United States to apply for visas at embassies or consulates in other countries.
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The lack of clear communication means that US embassies in the same region are following different protocols, two overseas State Department employees said.
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A surge this year in the number of fires in the Amazon has sparked international outrage and protests in front of Brazilian embassies.
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Mezze is a mostly upmarket neighborhood, where the main public and university hospitals are situated, as well as a number of foreign embassies.
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Throughout the 1980s, Iran, through its various proxy forces, carried out an extended campaign of terrorist bombings of Western embassies and other targets.
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" When pressed on whether intelligence officers offered concrete evidence on that point, Esper said: "I didn't see one with regards to four embassies.
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On Chinese social media, where diplomatic rows rarely break into view, people have watched with fascination as the two countries' embassies trade barbs.
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Over the past two decades since al-Qaeda planned the bombings of the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, a lot has changed.
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Together, they oversaw the 9/11 attacks and the 1998 bombings of the US Embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and Nairobi, Kenya.
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During Pompeo's testimony, Levin displayed a blank map of the world and asked where US embassies were purportedly threatened by the Iranian military.
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El Salvador and Costa Rica were the last of the group to leave the city, in 2006, reopening their embassies in Tel Aviv.
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" When pressed on whether intelligence officers offered concrete evidence on that point he said: "I didn't see one with regards to four embassies.
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Our embassies and the security structures designed to keep them safe have been seriously weakened by budget cuts over the last several years.
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"What the president said was he believed that it probably and could&aposve been attacks against additional embassies," Esper told host Margaret Brennan.
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Over the weekend, some of Trump's top advisers were unable to confirm his claim that Soleimani was planning to target four U.S. embassies.
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During a Fox News interview on Monday, Pompeo did not repeat Trump's evolving description of an Iranian plot to attack four U.S. embassies.
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Another condition is paying compensation to the families of victims killed in attacks on the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998.
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China has also encouraged Taiwanese abroad, even in places where Taiwan has its own representative offices, to seek consular help from Chinese embassies.
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The Green Zone is an area of Iraq's capital city where the embassies for the US and several other western countries are located.
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And in an interview with CBS that aired Sunday, Esper said he "didn't see" a specific threat against four embassies in the intelligence.
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Qassem Soleimani due to what he called "imminent threats" to four U.S. embassies and the Department of Defense not confirming those specific threats.
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Qassim Suleimani, calling him "the world's top terrorist" and insisting that he was planning to attack American embassies despite doubts about the intelligence.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo may come up with procedures for consular officers in US embassies abroad to implement the proclamation, Trump wrote.
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An official had already begun translating Goldstein's statement into different languages for U.S. Embassies, but ultimately stopped amid the confusion, the network reported.
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So far Congress has kept aid at the higher level, and anti-corruption activists in the region say American embassies still support them.
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CUBA In December 2014, the U.S. and Cuba announced that diplomatic relations would be normalized, leading to the opening of embassies in 2015.
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Several embassies were damaged and a number of foreigners wounded, but the majority of victims were, as ever in such attacks, Afghan civilians.
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Diplomatic cables sent last week from Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson to all American embassies instructed consular officials to broadly increase scrutiny.
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But it is for the embassies that use modern cars whose engines could be damaged by the fuel at most Havana gas stations.
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He repeated his prediction that other countries would eventually follow Washington's lead in pledging to move their embassies from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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Criticism by some friends and foes should give rise to acceptance and opportunity for them to move their embassies to Jerusalem as well.
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For decades, the U.S. and virtually the entire international community have maintained embassies in Tel Aviv, because of the disputed nature of Jerusalem.
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There are also plenty of ways to vote if you cannot make it to your polling place, including postal ballots and overseas embassies.
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The State Department has reportedly sent a classified memo to U.S. embassies worldwide warning them to heighten security ahead of Trump's expected comments.
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But since those allegations, US embassies around the world now give the same warnings to citizens as they do to employees, says Austrian.
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Ambassador Daniel Kriener was expelled two days after he and diplomats from other embassies welcomed home opposition leader Juan Guaido at the Caracas airport.
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Ms Wallström initiated the country's "feminist foreign policy," which makes the promotion of gender equality a top priority for Sweden's Foreign Ministry and embassies.
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It can help us in numerous settings, from the White House lawn to bases and embassies overseas; from prisons and schools to historic sites.
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Consulates and embassies do not need to reopen any visa applications refused under the prior, narrower definition of close family members, the cable said.
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Bennett Konesni traveled to Mongolia and Ukraine as a cultural ambassador, hired directly by the embassies, to introduce the genre of American folk music.
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There are cameras everywhere, leading right up to the doorstep of the Security Council -- not the case at fortress-like embassies around the world.
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Most countries say Jerusalem's status should be determined in a final peace settlement, and say moving their embassies now would prejudge any such deal.
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Iran's proxy group in Lebanon, Hezbollah, also helped train al-Qaeda operatives ahead of its 22001 bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
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In June a student-dominated "peace caravan" that had journeyed on foot from Helmand to the capital camped out in front of foreign embassies.
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Some are owned by the government, embassies and foundations; a handful have been turned into hotels and museums, but most remain in private hands.
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As we all know, Hillary Clinton was secretary of state at the time, which meant the embassies and diplomatic outposts came under her purview.
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The restaurant sits in Gulshan, one of Dhaka's most affluent neighborhoods, mere steps from many of the embassies that make up Dhaka's diplomatic enclave.
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Photos of female campaigners appear on the front pages of the press, stamped in red with the words "spies", "traitors" and "agents of embassies".
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According to the Diplometrics project at the University of Denver more than 320 embassies or consulates were opened in Africa between 2010 and 2016.
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After the botched attempt to assassinate Sergei Skripal, an ex-spy living in Britain, scores of its officers were booted out of Western embassies.
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Most countries maintain embassies in Tel Aviv and have balked at moving them until the international legal status of the city has been resolved.
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Paraguay and Guatemala relocated their embassies in Israel to Jerusalem after U.S. President Donald Trump recognized the city as the country's capital in December.
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Details: American embassies are still permitted to have rainbow flags on the premises, but not on the flagpole alongside the American flag, per NBC.
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Mr Parton noted that China, "almost alone among foreign embassies", sent lots of staff to hearings of the House of Commons' foreign-affairs committee.
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South Korean embassies in China and Southeast Asia have urged citizens to be extra vigilant and to avoid contact with North Koreans, Sun said.
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U.S. prosecutors say Seif al-Adel, a former army colonel, helped al Qaeda plan bomb attacks against American embassies in East Africa in 1998.
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Many of those who remain have moved inside the secure walls of the Green Zone in Kabul, along with the embassies and government agencies.
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The embassies of China, India, Sri Lanka and Myanmar said they had not been notified by Singapore whether their citizens were among those infected.
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Diplomatic dealings, not official relations A step below embassies, Interests Sections allowed the Cold War foes to have diplomatic dealings without officially restoring relations.
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Rank becomes the second US diplomat serving at one of the largest embassies in the world to publicly split with Trump in recent days.
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France, Denmark and Netherlands have accused Iran of attacks against Iranian opposition figures and arrested suspects with links to Iranian embassies and intelligence ministry.
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Troops were sent to key locations in London, such as Buckingham Palace, the prime minister's residence at 10 Downing Street, Parliament and foreign embassies.
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The cable directs embassies worldwide to identify criteria for visa applicants to get increased scrutiny related to potential terrorism, espionage, proliferation, or other ineligibilities.
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Shirinskiy graduated from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) and held diplomatic positions at Russia's embassies in Yemen, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
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He was arrested in the early 1980s in Kuwait and sentenced to death for planning to blow up the American and French embassies there.
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The cables from embassies in El Salvador, Haiti and Honduras all argued extending TPS for those countries would be in the US national interest.
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World Cup organizers have signed memorandums of understanding with more than 40 embassies or missions to provide tickets in a similar manner in 2022.
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