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China protests ‘forceful’ embassy breach in Tokyo, demands probe

Beijing— China lodged a formal protest with Japan on Tuesday after an individual allegedly forced entry into its embassy in

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Kuwaiti and Bahraini Diplomatic Academies Strengthen Cooperation in Modern Training

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