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Central African Republic authorities condemn recent destabilization attempts in Bangui

​Recent incidents of violence that caused three deaths between June 3 and 4 in Bangui, Central African Republic capital, were orchestrated by people seeking to destabilize the country's new authorities, Prime Minister Simplice Sarandji said over the weekend.

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Xi aims to give Czech ties a boost

President Xi Jinping's historic visit to the Czech Republic, which starts on Monday, is expected to "renew and energize" bilateral ties, with more than 20 documents on cooperation due to be signed.

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Growing affinity between Chinese, Czech people

Early in one morning at Beijing Capital International Airport days before Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to the Czech Republic, a 71-year-old Chinese tourist was waiting to board his plane to Prague, his dream city.

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Reasons why Czech Republic made priority of Xi's first CEE visit

Chinese President Xi Jinping will make a state visit to the Czech Republic from March 28 to 30.

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China's Macao SAR, Republic of Belarus sign visa-free deal

​Authorized by the central government, the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) government signed a mutually visa-free agreement with the government of the Republic of Belarus on Friday.

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Indonesia, Czech Republic agree to further boost bilateral ties

Indonesia and Czech Republic here on Thursday agreed to bolster bilateral ties between the two nations.

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UN chief says he hopes to visit Pyongyang "at earliest possible date"

​UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday voiced his hope of visiting the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) "at the earliest possible date," but the relevant effort "takes time."

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Czech Republic rejects introduction of permanent refugee relocation quotas

​After about a seven-hour debate on the migration crisis, Czech Chamber of Deputies rejected on Thursday the idea of introducing a permanent mechanism for redistributing refugees among the European Union (EU) states.

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China reaffirms non-acceptance of arbitration on S. China Sea: FM

China on Monday reiterated that it will not accept nor participate in the arbitral proceedings unilaterally initiated by the Philippines.

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South Korea, UN health agency start review of MERS outbreak

​A joint mission by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Republic of Korea's Ministry of Health on Wednesday began its work in Seoul to review the situation regarding the outbreak of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus, also known as MERS CoV, currently ongoing in the Republic of Korea.

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India celebrates Republic Day, with Obama as chief guest

India on Monday began its 66th Republic Day celebrations, with U.S. President Barack Obama as the chief guest at the event.

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Ukraine denounces forthcoming elections in self-proclaimed eastern republics

​The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry on Tuesday denounced the upcoming parliamentary elections in the self- proclaimed "people's republics" in eastern regions, calling them " illegitimate."

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Ban hails transfer of authority of African-led Mission to UN force in Central African Republic

​UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday welcomed the transfer of authority early in the day from the African-led Mission to the UN peacekeeping force in the Central African Republic (CAR), saying that the move marks the beginning of the UN force's military and police action in the country

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NATO exercise Ample Strike starts in Czech Republic

​The Ample Strike 2014, a large aviation exercise of forward air controllers, pilots and other soldiers from 12 NATO member countries, started in Czech Republic on Wednesday, said the exercise's spokeswoman Magdalena Dvorakova.

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Nepal marks seventh anniversary of establishing of Republic

Nepal marked the seventh anniversary of the establishment of the republic on Thursday.

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Syrian chemical weapons transfer initiated

A first shipment of chemical materials was moved from Syria on Tuesday, which initiated the process of transferring chemical weapons from the country to locations outside its territory for destruction, said the joint mission overseeing the disarmament.

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China, ROK agree on returning remains of Chinese volunteers in Korean War

China and the Republic of Korea (ROK) have agreed on returning the remains of Chinese volunteer soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean War as soon as possible, the Chinese Ministry of Civil Affairs said on Thursday.