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Former US top diplomat Henry Kissinger died at the age of 100.

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies aged 100

Former US top diplomat Henry Kissinger died at the age of 100.

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on 29th November died at his home in Connecticut at the age of 100.
As America's top diplomat and national security adviser during the Nixon and Ford administrations, Kissinger played a key role in US foreign and security policies.
A controversial Nobel Peace Prize, the Jewish-American was born in Nazi Germany and fled to the US with his family in 1938.
Kissinger had a troubling relationship with India. Under his advise, the US supported Pakistan against India in the 1971 war.
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The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence, news agency AFP has reported quoting Danish and European media reports.
Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio said the US National Security Agency between 2012 and 2014 had eavesdropped on Danish internet cables to spy on top politicians and high-ranking officials in Germany, Sweden, Norway and France.
The NSA was able to access SMS text messages, telephone calls, and internet traffic including searches, chats and messaging services, reports said.
Denmark Defence Minister Trine Bramsen, who took over in June 2019, was informed of the spying in August 2020, according to Danmarks Radio.
She told the broadcaster that "systematic eavesdropping of close allies is unacceptable."

US spied on Angela Merkel, other European leaders with Danish help: report

The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence: report

US spied on Angela Merkel, other European leaders: report

The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence, news agency AFP has reported quoting Danish and European media reports.
Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio said the US National Security Agency between 2012 and 2014 had eavesdropped on Danish internet cables to spy on top politicians and high-ranking officials in Germany, Sweden, Norway and France.
The NSA was able to access SMS text messages, telephone calls, and internet traffic including searches, chats and messaging services, reports said.

The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence, news agency AFP has reported quoting Danish and European media reports.
Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio said the US National Security Agency between 2012 and 2014 had eavesdropped on Danish internet cables to spy on top politicians and high-ranking officials in Germany, Sweden, Norway and France.
The NSA was able to access SMS text messages, telephone calls, and internet traffic including searches, chats and messaging services, reports said.
Denmark Defence Minister Trine Bramsen, who took over in June 2019, was informed of the spying in August 2020, according to Danmarks Radio.
She told the broadcaster that "systematic eavesdropping of close allies is unacceptable."

US NSA on Ladakh: Talks with China won't work

India-China standoff:&nbsp;US' National Security Adviser said dialogue and agreements will not persuade Beijing to change aggressive&nbsp;stance.

Talks won&rsquo;t make China change stance: US NSA
'China attempted to seize control by force'
No breakthrough in ending standoff
New Delhi - Beijing relations still strained
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As India and China are locked in a five-month-long tense standoff in eastern Ladakh, US' National Security Adviser said time has come to accept that dialogue and agreements will not persuade Beijing to change. Referring to the dispute that covers the 3,488-km-long Line of Actual Control (LAC), Robert O&rsquo;Brien said China has "attempted to seize" control "by force" as part of its territorial aggression. Even after sides have held a series of high-level diplomatic and military talks to resolve the border row the relation between India and China continues to be strained and no breakthrough has been achieved to end the standoff.

US NSA: China, Iran, Russia seeking to undermine elections

US National Security Adviser (NSA) Robert O&rsquo;Brien alleged China, Iran and Russia are the three countries that are seeking to undermine US elections.&nbsp;Calling China, Iran and Russia adversary countries, he said that any nation that attempts to interfere with free and fair elections in the United States has to be stopped.
He also added that unprecedented action has been taken in hardening of the US elections infrastructure.
He also noted that some of these countries prefer Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden as the next President
President Donald Trump from the Republican party will be challenged by Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the November 3 election.

China, Iran, Russia seeking to undermine US elections: NSA

China, Iran, Russia seek to undermine US election: NSA
'Some countries interfering with fair US elections'
'Unprecedented action taken to secure election'
NSA: Some countries prefer Biden as US President

US National Security Adviser (NSA) Robert O&rsquo;Brien alleged China, Iran and Russia are the three countries that are seeking to undermine US elections.&nbsp;Calling China, Iran and Russia adversary countries, he said that any nation that attempts to interfere with free and fair elections in the United States has to be stopped.
He also added that unprecedented action has been taken in hardening of the US elections infrastructure.
He also noted that some of these countries prefer Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden as the next President
President Donald Trump from the Republican party will be challenged by Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the November 3 election.

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