John Kerry Heads to India

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 10:17AM EDT / Published Jun. 23, 2013 9:21AM EDT

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Secretary of State John Kerry has a plethora of issues to discuss with India's prime minister Sunday, but global warming is chief among them. His first stop in New Delhi marks the beginning of a two-week trip through the Mideast and Asia and falls just two days before President Obama is set to launch his new global-warming plan. Kerry, in his speech, will likely put pressure on India to lower harmful emissions. The discussion will also likely touch on India's relationship to violence-plagued Pakistan and its new president Nawaz Sharif.

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John Kerry Heads to India

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