Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty: Indian Activists, U.S. Senator Barred From Kashmiri Visit As Violence Continues

October 05, 2019

Russia-3 Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty: Indian Activists, U.S. Senator Barred From Kashmiri Visit As Violence Continues "US - Russia relations" - Google News: Pompeo Inks New Defense Pact With Greece, Criticizes Russia, Iran, China - Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty Voice of America - English: US Senator Barred From Kashmir as Lockdown Enters 3rd Month Putin and Putinism - News Review: Putin sees need for PH-Russia labor deal — envoy - INQUIRER.net Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty: Indian Activists, U.S. Senator Barred From Kashmiri Visit As Violence Continues 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) Indian activists and a U.S. senator were blocked from visiting the Indian-administered portion of Kashmir, as tensions remain high in the disputed Himalayan region that has entered the third month of a crisis caused by a near-total lockdown. Read More "US - Russia relations" - Google News: Pompeo Inks New Defense Pact With Greece, Criticizes Russia, Iran, China - Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) The United States and Greece have signed an updated defense-cooperation pact, a move Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said was not aimed against any one nation in the region, including Turkey. Read More Voice of America - English: US Senator Barred From Kashmir as Lockdown Enters 3rd Month 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) NEW DELHI - A U.S. senator and a well-known Indian activist were barred from visiting Indian-administered Kashmir, the disputed Himalayan territory where at least 10 people were injured Saturday in a grenade blast as a government security and communications lockdown entered a third month. Read More Putin and Putinism - News Review: Putin sees need for PH-Russia labor deal — envoy - INQUIRER.net 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) President Rodrigo Duterte shakes hands with President Vladimir Putin during their brief meeting at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia on May 23, 2017. MALACAÑANG PHOTO MOSCOW, Russia — Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed that there is a need to forge a labor agreement between the Philippines and Russia, Manila’s top envoy said Saturday. Read More

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