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European Union Pushes Libya Peace As ISIS Claims Deadly Blasts
The EU urged Libyan politicians to back a unity government Friday, as the ISIS claimed suicide bombings that killed dozens and sparked fears of a jihadist expansion on Europe's doorstep.
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NATO Calls 'Extraordinary Meeting' After Turkey Downs Russian Jet
NATO ambassadors will hold an "extraordinary" meeting today at Ankara's request to discuss Turkey's shooting down of a Russian fighter jet along the Syrian border, an alliance official said.
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Sunday is a Significant Day for the Iran Nuclear Deal
After many years of fitful negotiations, Iran is expected within days to start dismantling parts of its nuclear facilities under international supervision and reducing its uranium stockpiles.
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NATO Calls Emergency Meeting After Turkish Request
NATO Security General Jens Stoltenberg called an emergency meeting on Tuesday to discuss security at the request of Turkey after last week's suicide bombing there and Turkish security operations against Islamic State and PKK Kurdish militants.
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Iran Nuclear Deal Unlikely by June 30, French Envoy
An Iran nuclear deal is not likely by June 30 because technical details will remain to defined and Iran will not get sanctions relief before the end of the year in the best of cases, western ambassadors said on Tuesday.
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John Kerry Urges Nations to Back Paris Climate Change Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry today urged nations to set ambitious goals to curb greenhouse gases, warning climate change deniers that gambling with the Earth's future was a risky business as "there is no Planet B."
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At NATO, Goal is to Curb Russia But Not Provoke it
The heady "we won the Cold War" days are over. When President Obama and other NATO leaders assemble here Thursday for a key summit meeting, their No. 1 goal will be an old and familiar one: protecting vulnerable alliance members from Russia, without goading the Kremlin into military action.
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Myanmar's Suu Kyi to travel to US to receive award
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has said that she will travel to the United States in September to accept an award from an American think tank.
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European Union Pushes Libya Peace As ISIS Claims Deadly Blasts
The EU urged Libyan politicians to back a unity government Friday, as the ISIS claimed suicide bombings that killed dozens and sparked fears of a jihadist expansion on Europe's doorstep.
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NATO Calls 'Extraordinary Meeting' After Turkey Downs Russian Jet
NATO ambassadors will hold an "extraordinary" meeting today at Ankara's request to discuss Turkey's shooting down of a Russian fighter jet along the Syrian border, an alliance official said.
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Sunday is a Significant Day for the Iran Nuclear Deal
After many years of fitful negotiations, Iran is expected within days to start dismantling parts of its nuclear facilities under international supervision and reducing its uranium stockpiles.
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NATO Calls Emergency Meeting After Turkish Request
NATO Security General Jens Stoltenberg called an emergency meeting on Tuesday to discuss security at the request of Turkey after last week's suicide bombing there and Turkish security operations against Islamic State and PKK Kurdish militants.
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Iran Nuclear Deal Unlikely by June 30, French Envoy
An Iran nuclear deal is not likely by June 30 because technical details will remain to defined and Iran will not get sanctions relief before the end of the year in the best of cases, western ambassadors said on Tuesday.
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John Kerry Urges Nations to Back Paris Climate Change Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry today urged nations to set ambitious goals to curb greenhouse gases, warning climate change deniers that gambling with the Earth's future was a risky business as "there is no Planet B."
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At NATO, Goal is to Curb Russia But Not Provoke it
The heady "we won the Cold War" days are over. When President Obama and other NATO leaders assemble here Thursday for a key summit meeting, their No. 1 goal will be an old and familiar one: protecting vulnerable alliance members from Russia, without goading the Kremlin into military action.
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Myanmar's Suu Kyi to travel to US to receive award
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has said that she will travel to the United States in September to accept an award from an American think tank.
