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U.S. Condemns Nicaragua’s Withdrawal From The Organization of American States

Nicaragua  President Daniel Ortega (Wikipedia) By Gary  Raynaldo    –  DIPLOMATIC   TIMES The United States sharply condemned  Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo for allowing the Central American country to leave the Organization of American States (OAS). Nicaragua’s withdrawal from

U.S. Suspends Operations At SUDAN Embassy Amid Deadly Violence

U.S. Department of State logo By  Gary   Raynaldo       –  DIPLOMATIC   TIMES WASHINGTON   DC  –   The U.S. has temporarily suspended operations at its Embassy in Khartoum, Sudan amid ongoing violence that has left hundreds dead. The U.S. military successfully evacuated American government employees from

US Ambassador to Russia Visits WSJ Reporter in Moscow Jail

United States Ambassador to Russia Lynne Tracy (Credit:  statenewswire.com) By Gary  Raynaldo    –  DIPLOMATIC  TIMES WASHINGTON    DC  –   US ambassador to Russia Lynne Tracy visited detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich in Moscow Monday calling for his immediate release. Russia’s Federal Security

Obama Democrat Matthew Miller Named New US State Department Spokesperson

Matthew Miller will serve as  the next U.S. State Department Spokesperson (Credit: vianovo.com) By  Gary  Raynaldo       -DIPLOMATIC  TIMES WASHINGTON   DC  –  Matthew Miller,  an Obama-era Democrat, has been named as the new spokesperson of the U.S. Department of State.   Secretary of State Antony