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Kerry fills in NATO allies on Putin meeting
A day after lengthy talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was filling in allies during a gathering of NATO foreign ministers in the southern Turkish town of Antalya.
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No breakthrough as Kerry meets Russia’s Putin
The United States and Russia emerged Tuesday from their most extensive, high-level talks in years vowing closer cooperation on Ukraine and Syria but unable to point to any breakthrough or new approach to bridge the major differences separating the two powers.
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Five paintings missing since WWII returning to Germany
Five paintings missing since World War II are being returned to collections in Germany at the behest of the heirs of their American acquirers.
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In U.S.-Japan talks, China is the elephant in the room
When President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe meet on Tuesday, a major subtext of their discussions will be the world leader not in the room — Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Officials: Ex-Pentagon spokesman to move to State Department
Former Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby will retire from the military and move to the State Department to be that agency’s new public face, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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Obama again avoids calling 1915 Armenian killings ‘genocide’
President Obama will once again stop short of calling the 1915 massacre of Armenians a genocide, prompting anger and disappointment from those who have been pushing him to fulfill a campaign promise and use the politically fraught term on the 100th anniversary of the killings this week. Officials decided against it after opposition from some…
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Nuke deal: World powers, Iran reach crucial framework
After marathon negotiations, the United States, Iran and five other world powers announced an agreement Thursday outlining limits on Iran’s nuclear program to block it from developing atomic weapons and directing negotiators toward a final accord this summer.
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Officials: Agreement on Iran nuke deal but not on disclosure
Western officials say that Iran and the United States have agreed on the outlines of an understanding that would open the path to a final phase of nuclear negotiations but are in a dispute over how much to make public.
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Iran nuke talks stumble a day after missing deal deadline
Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program resumed here Wednesday but were almost immediately beset by competing claims, just hours after diplomats abandoned a March 31 deadline to reach the outline of a deal and agreed to press on. And as the latest round hit the week mark, three of the six foreign ministers involved left the…
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No nuke agreement yet: Iran talks push past deadline
With stubborn disputes unresolved, nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers went past a self-imposed deadline and into overtime as negotiators renewed efforts to hammer out the outline of an agreement.
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Kerry fills in NATO allies on Putin meeting
A day after lengthy talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was filling in allies during a gathering of NATO foreign ministers in the southern Turkish town of Antalya.
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No breakthrough as Kerry meets Russia’s Putin
The United States and Russia emerged Tuesday from their most extensive, high-level talks in years vowing closer cooperation on Ukraine and Syria but unable to point to any breakthrough or new approach to bridge the major differences separating the two powers.
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Five paintings missing since WWII returning to Germany
Five paintings missing since World War II are being returned to collections in Germany at the behest of the heirs of their American acquirers.
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In U.S.-Japan talks, China is the elephant in the room
When President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe meet on Tuesday, a major subtext of their discussions will be the world leader not in the room — Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Officials: Ex-Pentagon spokesman to move to State Department
Former Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby will retire from the military and move to the State Department to be that agency’s new public face, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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Obama again avoids calling 1915 Armenian killings ‘genocide’
President Obama will once again stop short of calling the 1915 massacre of Armenians a genocide, prompting anger and disappointment from those who have been pushing him to fulfill a campaign promise and use the politically fraught term on the 100th anniversary of the killings this week. Officials decided against it after opposition from some…
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Nuke deal: World powers, Iran reach crucial framework
After marathon negotiations, the United States, Iran and five other world powers announced an agreement Thursday outlining limits on Iran’s nuclear program to block it from developing atomic weapons and directing negotiators toward a final accord this summer.
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Officials: Agreement on Iran nuke deal but not on disclosure
Western officials say that Iran and the United States have agreed on the outlines of an understanding that would open the path to a final phase of nuclear negotiations but are in a dispute over how much to make public.
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Iran nuke talks stumble a day after missing deal deadline
Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program resumed here Wednesday but were almost immediately beset by competing claims, just hours after diplomats abandoned a March 31 deadline to reach the outline of a deal and agreed to press on. And as the latest round hit the week mark, three of the six foreign ministers involved left the…
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No nuke agreement yet: Iran talks push past deadline
With stubborn disputes unresolved, nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers went past a self-imposed deadline and into overtime as negotiators renewed efforts to hammer out the outline of an agreement.
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Kerry fills in NATO allies on Putin meeting
A day after lengthy talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was filling in allies during a gathering of NATO foreign ministers in the southern Turkish town of Antalya.
-
No breakthrough as Kerry meets Russia’s Putin
The United States and Russia emerged Tuesday from their most extensive, high-level talks in years vowing closer cooperation on Ukraine and Syria but unable to point to any breakthrough or new approach to bridge the major differences separating the two powers.
-
Five paintings missing since WWII returning to Germany
Five paintings missing since World War II are being returned to collections in Germany at the behest of the heirs of their American acquirers.
-
In U.S.-Japan talks, China is the elephant in the room
When President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe meet on Tuesday, a major subtext of their discussions will be the world leader not in the room — Chinese President Xi Jinping.
-
Officials: Ex-Pentagon spokesman to move to State Department
Former Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby will retire from the military and move to the State Department to be that agency’s new public face, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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Obama again avoids calling 1915 Armenian killings ‘genocide’
President Obama will once again stop short of calling the 1915 massacre of Armenians a genocide, prompting anger and disappointment from those who have been pushing him to fulfill a campaign promise and use the politically fraught term on the 100th anniversary of the killings this week. Officials decided against it after opposition from some…
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Nuke deal: World powers, Iran reach crucial framework
After marathon negotiations, the United States, Iran and five other world powers announced an agreement Thursday outlining limits on Iran’s nuclear program to block it from developing atomic weapons and directing negotiators toward a final accord this summer.
-
Officials: Agreement on Iran nuke deal but not on disclosure
Western officials say that Iran and the United States have agreed on the outlines of an understanding that would open the path to a final phase of nuclear negotiations but are in a dispute over how much to make public.
-
Iran nuke talks stumble a day after missing deal deadline
Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program resumed here Wednesday but were almost immediately beset by competing claims, just hours after diplomats abandoned a March 31 deadline to reach the outline of a deal and agreed to press on. And as the latest round hit the week mark, three of the six foreign ministers involved left the…
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No nuke agreement yet: Iran talks push past deadline
With stubborn disputes unresolved, nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers went past a self-imposed deadline and into overtime as negotiators renewed efforts to hammer out the outline of an agreement.
