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Kerry in Saudi Arabia to talk Iran, Yemen instability
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry sought Thursday to ease Gulf Arab concerns about an emerging nuclear deal with Iran and explore ways to calm instability in Yemen and other troubled nations in the Middle East.
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Kerry heads to Saudi Arabia to consult on Iran nuke talks
Fresh from the latest round of Iran nuclear negotiations, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry headed to Saudi Arabia Wednesday to ease Gulf Arab concerns about an emerging deal and discuss ways to calm instability in troubled Yemen and other Mideast nations.
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Kerry defends Iran negotiations before Congress
Secretary of State John Kerry defended Tuesday the Obama administration’s nuclear negotiations with Iran, saying the U.S. policy is to prevent the Iranians from getting atomic weapons.
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U.S. to allow export of armed military drones
The Obama administration is amending its regulations for weapons sales to allow the export of armed military drones to friendly nations and allies.
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Officials: U.S. closing embassy in Yemen amid continued unrest
The United States is closing its embassy in Yemen amid political deadlock and deteriorating security conditions after the takeover of the country by Shiite rebels, two U.S. officials said.
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Kerry heads to Ukraine as U.S weighs sending arms
U.S. Sec. of State John Kerry arrived in Kiev on Thursday bringing with him a modest amount of $16.4 million in new U.S. humanitarian aid, but also the potential for lethal weaponry that the country’s leaders say they desperately need to defend themselves and turn back renewed rebel pushes in the east.
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Cold War redux? U.S., Russia at odds over energy
It’s a Cold War reprise, but not for military supremacy, and the points on the map aren’t troop deployments, tank battalions and missile silos. Rather, pipelines, ports and power plants are the weapons of what could prove a generation-defining conflict between the U.S. and Russia over how Europe heats and electrifies its homes.
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Kerry praises Pakistan operation, more work to be done
John Kerry praised the Pakistani military’s operation against militants in the country’s northwest, saying the results are “significant,” but cautioned that more work needs to be done.
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Kerry in Pakistan to shore up counterterror cooperation
Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Pakistan on Monday to press the country’s leadership to step up the fight against extremists and eliminate safe havens for terror groups along the Afghan border.
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U.S., Cuba seek to normalize relations
American Alan Gross has been released from a Cuban prison after five years, as part of an agreement that also includes the release of three Cubans jailed in the United States, senior U.S. officials.
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Kerry in Saudi Arabia to talk Iran, Yemen instability
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry sought Thursday to ease Gulf Arab concerns about an emerging nuclear deal with Iran and explore ways to calm instability in Yemen and other troubled nations in the Middle East.
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Kerry heads to Saudi Arabia to consult on Iran nuke talks
Fresh from the latest round of Iran nuclear negotiations, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry headed to Saudi Arabia Wednesday to ease Gulf Arab concerns about an emerging deal and discuss ways to calm instability in troubled Yemen and other Mideast nations.
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Kerry defends Iran negotiations before Congress
Secretary of State John Kerry defended Tuesday the Obama administration’s nuclear negotiations with Iran, saying the U.S. policy is to prevent the Iranians from getting atomic weapons.
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U.S. to allow export of armed military drones
The Obama administration is amending its regulations for weapons sales to allow the export of armed military drones to friendly nations and allies.
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Officials: U.S. closing embassy in Yemen amid continued unrest
The United States is closing its embassy in Yemen amid political deadlock and deteriorating security conditions after the takeover of the country by Shiite rebels, two U.S. officials said.
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Kerry heads to Ukraine as U.S weighs sending arms
U.S. Sec. of State John Kerry arrived in Kiev on Thursday bringing with him a modest amount of $16.4 million in new U.S. humanitarian aid, but also the potential for lethal weaponry that the country’s leaders say they desperately need to defend themselves and turn back renewed rebel pushes in the east.
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Cold War redux? U.S., Russia at odds over energy
It’s a Cold War reprise, but not for military supremacy, and the points on the map aren’t troop deployments, tank battalions and missile silos. Rather, pipelines, ports and power plants are the weapons of what could prove a generation-defining conflict between the U.S. and Russia over how Europe heats and electrifies its homes.
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Kerry praises Pakistan operation, more work to be done
John Kerry praised the Pakistani military’s operation against militants in the country’s northwest, saying the results are “significant,” but cautioned that more work needs to be done.
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Kerry in Pakistan to shore up counterterror cooperation
Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Pakistan on Monday to press the country’s leadership to step up the fight against extremists and eliminate safe havens for terror groups along the Afghan border.
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U.S., Cuba seek to normalize relations
American Alan Gross has been released from a Cuban prison after five years, as part of an agreement that also includes the release of three Cubans jailed in the United States, senior U.S. officials.
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Kerry in Saudi Arabia to talk Iran, Yemen instability
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry sought Thursday to ease Gulf Arab concerns about an emerging nuclear deal with Iran and explore ways to calm instability in Yemen and other troubled nations in the Middle East.
-
Kerry heads to Saudi Arabia to consult on Iran nuke talks
Fresh from the latest round of Iran nuclear negotiations, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry headed to Saudi Arabia Wednesday to ease Gulf Arab concerns about an emerging deal and discuss ways to calm instability in troubled Yemen and other Mideast nations.
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Kerry defends Iran negotiations before Congress
Secretary of State John Kerry defended Tuesday the Obama administration’s nuclear negotiations with Iran, saying the U.S. policy is to prevent the Iranians from getting atomic weapons.
-
U.S. to allow export of armed military drones
The Obama administration is amending its regulations for weapons sales to allow the export of armed military drones to friendly nations and allies.
-
Officials: U.S. closing embassy in Yemen amid continued unrest
The United States is closing its embassy in Yemen amid political deadlock and deteriorating security conditions after the takeover of the country by Shiite rebels, two U.S. officials said.
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Kerry heads to Ukraine as U.S weighs sending arms
U.S. Sec. of State John Kerry arrived in Kiev on Thursday bringing with him a modest amount of $16.4 million in new U.S. humanitarian aid, but also the potential for lethal weaponry that the country’s leaders say they desperately need to defend themselves and turn back renewed rebel pushes in the east.
-
Cold War redux? U.S., Russia at odds over energy
It’s a Cold War reprise, but not for military supremacy, and the points on the map aren’t troop deployments, tank battalions and missile silos. Rather, pipelines, ports and power plants are the weapons of what could prove a generation-defining conflict between the U.S. and Russia over how Europe heats and electrifies its homes.
-
Kerry praises Pakistan operation, more work to be done
John Kerry praised the Pakistani military’s operation against militants in the country’s northwest, saying the results are “significant,” but cautioned that more work needs to be done.
-
Kerry in Pakistan to shore up counterterror cooperation
Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Pakistan on Monday to press the country’s leadership to step up the fight against extremists and eliminate safe havens for terror groups along the Afghan border.
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U.S., Cuba seek to normalize relations
American Alan Gross has been released from a Cuban prison after five years, as part of an agreement that also includes the release of three Cubans jailed in the United States, senior U.S. officials.
