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"Negotiations Based On Justice": Iran Says No Military Solution To US War
Iranian and US officials last week held indirect talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, with Tehran saying it presented seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israel Says US Economic Sanctions On Iran "May Push Them To Desperate Steps"
Last month, the US Treasury announced a new series of sanctions to "asphyxiate" theIranian economy, and the US airforce resumed raids onIranon Sunday.
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US' Iran D-Day Threat Hinges On Willingness To Hit China
China is by far the biggest buyer of Iranian oil and serves as a crucial link to the global economy for Tehran.
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US Says It Will Impose "Toughest Sanctions In History" On Iran
Bessent told CNBC he would share more details on the latest package and "talk about exactly what we're going to do" on Iran at a press conference on Monday.
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Trump Threatens Economic Punishment On "Any Country" Helping Iran
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was launching a major new campaign to target Iran's economy, threatening "tremendous" punishment on any country that helps or does business with the Islamic republic.
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Vladimir Putin Says Sanctions Could Have "Negative Impact" On Russia
President Vladimir Putin conceded Wednesday that sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine could bring about "negative" consequences for the country, after insisting Moscow was adapting to the penalties.
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What US Said On Russia's "Closed Economy" Amid Sanctions Over Ukraine
Inflation that has run as high as 6% over the past three weeks is a better indication of the sanctions' performance inside Russia, revealing the rouble's diminished purchasing power, the official said
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Russia Now Global Economic Pariah, Ruble Worth Less Than One Penny: US
Russia has become a global economic pariah after it attacked Ukraine and the international community has joined the US in imposing tough sanctions against Moscow, the Joe Biden administration has claimed.
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Gupta Brothers In South Africa Named In UK Economic Sanctions List
Three brothers from the influential Gupta family in South Africa have been placed on a new list of 22 people sanctioned by the UK government on Monday for their alleged involvement in some of the world's most serious cases of corruption.
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US Warns Of More Sanctions Against Russia Over Trade With North Korea
A senior Treasury official warned Tuesday that the United States has more economic sanctions on Russia in the pipeline, after the US blacklisted two Russian companies for trading with North Korea.
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"The World Is A Gangster," US Retorts After North Korea's Accusations
"Sanctions will remain in place until final, fully verified denuclearisation as agreed to by Chairman Kim (Jong Un) occurs," Pompeo said, speaking in Tokyo after talks with his Japanese and South Korean counterparts.
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European Union Prolongs Russia Economic Sanctions Over Ukraine By 6 Months
The European Union agreed today to prolong damaging economic sanctions against Russia for its involvement in the Ukraine crisis for another six months amid sharp differences over relations with Moscow.
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Cuba's Raul Castro To Visit Paris In February: French government
Cuban President Raul Castro will make an official visit to Paris in February, the French government said today.
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Turkey Cannot Be 'Brought To its Knees' By Russia: PM Ahmet Davutoglu
Turkey's prime minister says his country can't be "brought to its knees" by Russian economic sanctions imposed in response to Turkey's downing of a Russian warplane.
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Moscow Powerless to Stop Russians from Fighting in Ukraine: Security Chief
The secretary of Russia's security council said today it is impossible to stop Russians from going to fight in Ukraine because they are guided by "emotions."
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"Negotiations Based On Justice": Iran Says No Military Solution To US War
Iranian and US officials last week held indirect talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, with Tehran saying it presented seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israel Says US Economic Sanctions On Iran "May Push Them To Desperate Steps"
Last month, the US Treasury announced a new series of sanctions to "asphyxiate" theIranian economy, and the US airforce resumed raids onIranon Sunday.
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US' Iran D-Day Threat Hinges On Willingness To Hit China
China is by far the biggest buyer of Iranian oil and serves as a crucial link to the global economy for Tehran.
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US Says It Will Impose "Toughest Sanctions In History" On Iran
Bessent told CNBC he would share more details on the latest package and "talk about exactly what we're going to do" on Iran at a press conference on Monday.
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Trump Threatens Economic Punishment On "Any Country" Helping Iran
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was launching a major new campaign to target Iran's economy, threatening "tremendous" punishment on any country that helps or does business with the Islamic republic.
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Vladimir Putin Says Sanctions Could Have "Negative Impact" On Russia
President Vladimir Putin conceded Wednesday that sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine could bring about "negative" consequences for the country, after insisting Moscow was adapting to the penalties.
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What US Said On Russia's "Closed Economy" Amid Sanctions Over Ukraine
Inflation that has run as high as 6% over the past three weeks is a better indication of the sanctions' performance inside Russia, revealing the rouble's diminished purchasing power, the official said
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Russia Now Global Economic Pariah, Ruble Worth Less Than One Penny: US
Russia has become a global economic pariah after it attacked Ukraine and the international community has joined the US in imposing tough sanctions against Moscow, the Joe Biden administration has claimed.
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Gupta Brothers In South Africa Named In UK Economic Sanctions List
Three brothers from the influential Gupta family in South Africa have been placed on a new list of 22 people sanctioned by the UK government on Monday for their alleged involvement in some of the world's most serious cases of corruption.
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US Warns Of More Sanctions Against Russia Over Trade With North Korea
A senior Treasury official warned Tuesday that the United States has more economic sanctions on Russia in the pipeline, after the US blacklisted two Russian companies for trading with North Korea.
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"The World Is A Gangster," US Retorts After North Korea's Accusations
"Sanctions will remain in place until final, fully verified denuclearisation as agreed to by Chairman Kim (Jong Un) occurs," Pompeo said, speaking in Tokyo after talks with his Japanese and South Korean counterparts.
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European Union Prolongs Russia Economic Sanctions Over Ukraine By 6 Months
The European Union agreed today to prolong damaging economic sanctions against Russia for its involvement in the Ukraine crisis for another six months amid sharp differences over relations with Moscow.
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Cuba's Raul Castro To Visit Paris In February: French government
Cuban President Raul Castro will make an official visit to Paris in February, the French government said today.
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Turkey Cannot Be 'Brought To its Knees' By Russia: PM Ahmet Davutoglu
Turkey's prime minister says his country can't be "brought to its knees" by Russian economic sanctions imposed in response to Turkey's downing of a Russian warplane.
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Moscow Powerless to Stop Russians from Fighting in Ukraine: Security Chief
The secretary of Russia's security council said today it is impossible to stop Russians from going to fight in Ukraine because they are guided by "emotions."
