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A Srinagar based-journalist while busting the Pakistani narrative on Kashmir has urged the Kashmiri diaspora in London to stem Islamabads propaganda which is fraught with denigrating the image of the valley in the international arena, media reports said.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. A Srinagar based-journalist while busting the Pakistani narrative on Kashmir has urged the Kashmiri diaspora in London to stem the Islamabads propoganda which is fraught with denigrating the image of the valley in the international arena, media reports said. World News | Author Urges Diaspora to Demolish Paks Propaganda Aimed at Diminishing Global Image of Kashmir.

The U.N. special envoy for Syria has expressed regret that talks between the government and opposition scheduled to start on July 25 in Geneva "are no longer possible," reportedly because President Bashir Assads government contends that Switzerland is not neutral because of its support for European Union sanctions against its ally Russia.

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UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. special envoy for Syria has expressed regret that talks between the government and opposition scheduled to start on July 25 in Geneva “are no longer possible,” reportedly because President Bashir Assad’s government contends that Switzerland is not neutral because of its support for European Union sanctions against its ally Russia.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. special envoy for Syria has expressed regret that talks between the government and opposition scheduled to start on July 25 in Geneva “are no longer possible,” reportedly because President Bashir Assad’s government contends that Switzerland is not neutral because of its support for European Union sanctions against its ally Russia.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The U.N. special envoy for Syria has expressed regret that talks between the government and opposition scheduled to start on July

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Moscow and Tehran have been targeted by U.S. sanctions. Putin and Raisi are cooperating to circumvent and undermine those sanctions. 

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