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Iran Welcomes ‘New Chapter' in Nuclear Talks as Washington Seeks to Heal ‘Profound Differences' in Vienna
The United States and Iran will resume talks on Friday aimed at restoring trust and bridging what Washington calls “tremendous and profound differences.”
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Oil Prices Hang in the Balance Ahead of Iran Nuclear Talks, But Experts Don't Expect a Breakthrough
The U.S. and Iran are ramping up efforts to resolve a nuclear standoff that has global oil markets on edge and experts skeptical of success.
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U.S. Trying to Contact Aung San Suu Kyi, Detainees After Civilian Officials Die in Myanmar Military Custody
U.S. requests contact with detained Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi after two civilian officials die in military custody
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Biden Strikes Tough Tone on Russia in Diplomatic Push
President Joe Biden says the days of the U.S. “rolling over” to Russian President Vladimir Putin are over and he is calling for the immediate release of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny
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Biden Rolls Out Changes to US Diplomatic, Military Strategy
President Joe Biden announced Thursday a series of changes to U.S. diplomatic and military strategy, including a review of international American military stations, support of the United Nations-led initiative to call a ceasefire in Yemen, and an executive order to increase the number of refugees admitted to the United States.