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Washington (AFP) - US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday headed to Asia for a trip focused on reinforcing ties with Washington's strategic allies in a region where the United States is facing an increasingly assertive China. The trip, Blinken's 18th to Asia since taking office more than three years ago, comes at a time of political upheaval at home, following Joe Biden's withdrawal from the White House race. The veteran Democrat has made Washington's alliances in Asia a top foreign policy priority, with the aim of "advancing a free and open" Indo-Pacific -- a veiled way of criticizi...
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Washington (AFP) - US Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads to Southeast Asia this week to deepen ties with Washington's strategic allies, an official said Monday, as the United States seeks to bolster its regional stance against an increasingly assertive China. On a 10-day trip that will see him visit Vietnam, Laos, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore and Mongolia, Blinken will carry a message of US commitment to its allies in the region, said Daniel Kritenbrink, a senior US State Department official. "We're deepening our bilateral relationships, we're expanding our allied and partner relatio...
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Parliamentary candidates’ posters hung in Mongolia's capital Ulaanbaatar. Screenshot from the video “Mongolia heads to polls amid weak opposition, corruption scandals and public frustration” from the Al Jazeera English YouTube channel. Fair use. On June 28, Mongolia held parliamentary elections, which the Mongolian People’s Party (MPP) won by securing 68 out of 126 seats in the Great State Khural, Mongolia’s unicameral parliament. This victory will extend its eight-year long rule by another four. The turnout was 69.4 percent, and the rest of the seats were divided among four parties. The Democ...
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By Oliver HOTHAM Oulan-Bator (AFP) - Le parti au pouvoir en Mongolie est sorti samedi des élections législatives avec une majorité considérablement réduite, selon les médias locaux, après une campagne dominée par les questions de corruption et de pouvoir d'achat. Le Premier ministre Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene avait revendiqué dans la nuit la victoire de son parti au scrutin de vendredi, au cours duquel ont été élus les 126 membres du Grand Khoural d'Etat - le parlement monocaméral du pays. Le Parti du peuple mongol (PPM), au pouvoir, a remporté 68 sièges et conserve ainsi de justesse la majori...
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By Oliver HOTHAM et Khaliun BAYARTSOGT Oulan-Bator (AFP) - Le parti au pouvoir était en tête à l'issue des législatives de vendredi en Mongolie, d'après les premiers résultats fournis par des médias, malgré la lassitude face à la corruption et à la situation économique. Le Parti du peuple mongol (PPM) dirigé par le Premier ministre Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene était crédité de 39,7% des suffrages une heure environ après le début du dépouillement des bulletins - qui a commencé à la fermeture à 22H00 (14H00 GMT) des bureaux de vote -, a annoncé le site internet d'information Ikon. Le Parti démocra...
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By Sujith Two unrelated videos— one showing of a mine collapse in Inner Mongolia and another from Turkey have been falsely shared on social media as the recent earthquake in Tajikistan. BOOM found both videos are not related to Tajikistan’s earthquake. One video shows a collapse of a mine in Alxa Zuoqi, Inner Mongolia while other one is related to Turkey’s earthquake. According to reports, a strong earthquake measured at magnitude 6.8 hit Tajiskistan on February 23. The epicenter was said to be about 65km west of Murghob in Tajikistan near the border with China’s Xinjiang province. The 33 seco...
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