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Iran's Khamenei Says Talks With US Unlikely To "Lead To Any Outcome"
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Tuesday that nuclear talks with the United States were unlikely to yield any results, amid a diplomatic standoff over the Islamic republic's enrichment activities.
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Will Aim To Completely Free Iran Of Nuclear Weapons: Oman On US-Iran Talks
The foreign ministry of Oman, which is mediating the nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran, said the two sides were seeking an agreement that guarantees the Islamic republic does not possess nuclear weapons.
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Iran Rejects "Meaningless" Direct Talks With US After Trump's Bombing Threat
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday rejected direct negotiations with the United States as "meaningless", after US President Donald Trump said he would prefer direct talks with the Islamic Republic.
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"They Spared Nothing": Israel Bombs Gaza Killing 25 In "Fiercest" Week Of War
Israel rained bombs on Gaza City during a week that residents described as comparable to the fiercest battle of the war, while a Palestinian Islamic Jihad official on Thursday said a new round of peace talks ended with no agreements yet.
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Explained: How Egypt Plans To Broker Permanent Ceasefire In Gaza
Egypt has held talks between Hamas and its allied Islamic Jihad to try and broker a permanent ceasefire in Israel's war in the Gaza Strip, which has killed tens of thousands.
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"Krishna Also Talks Of Jihad To Arjun": Row Over Ex-Union Minister Remarks
Senior Congress leader Shivraj Patil on Thursday claimed that the concept of jihad was not just in Islam but also in Bhagavad Gita and in Christianity.
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Israel Agrees Proposed Gaza Truce, Palestinians Say Talks Ongoing
Israel on Sunday agreed to an Egyptian proposed truce with Palestinian terrorists in Gaza after three days of intense conflict, an Egyptian source said, as Islamic Jihad reported talks toward a ceasefire were underway.
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"Don't Understand How This Works": Iran President On New US Sanctions
Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi on Friday criticised the United States for imposing new sanctions on petrochemical producers in the Islamic republic, amid a deadlock in talks aimed at reviving a nuclear deal.
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Iran Disconnects Nuclear Site Cameras After West's Censure Motion
Iran on Wednesday disconnected some of the UN atomic watchdog's cameras monitoring its nuclear sites, its atomic energy agency said, after Western nations accused the Islamic republic of failing to cooperate.
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Indore Auditorium Cancels Ex Professor's Event, Says "Government Order"
An event in Madhya Pradesh's Indore where retired professor and author Shamsul Islam was scheduled to attend was cancelled by a trust citing "government orders".
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UN Calls On US, Iran To Return To Terms Of 2015 Nuclear Deal
The UN Tuesday urged Washington to lift sanctions on Tehran in line with the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, while calling on the Islamic republic to return to commitments to limit its nuclear program.
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"Last Chance" For Iran To Save Nuclear Deal: UK
Resumed talks to save the Iran nuclear deal are the Islamic republic's "last chance" to take a "serious" position, UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said at a G7 foreign ministers meeting on Sunday.
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Iran "Does Not Seem To Be Serious": US On Stalled Nuclear Talks
The United States hit out at Iran on Friday, saying nuclear talks between the Islamic republic and world powers had stalled because Tehran "does not seem to be serious" about returning to the table.
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Iran Blames "Nuclear Terrorism" For Incident At Natanz Enrichment Site
Iran's top atomic official said an incident at the country's largest uranium enrichment facility was an act of "nuclear terrorism" by opponents of talks between the Islamic Republic and world powers to revive a landmark 2015 accord.
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Afghan Government Negotiators Leave For Peace Talks With Taliban
Afghan government negotiators left for Doha on Friday to begin what promise to be lengthy and difficult peace talks with the Taliban after nearly two decades of grinding war that have left tens of thousands dead.
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Iran's Khamenei Says Talks With US Unlikely To "Lead To Any Outcome"
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Tuesday that nuclear talks with the United States were unlikely to yield any results, amid a diplomatic standoff over the Islamic republic's enrichment activities.
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Will Aim To Completely Free Iran Of Nuclear Weapons: Oman On US-Iran Talks
The foreign ministry of Oman, which is mediating the nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran, said the two sides were seeking an agreement that guarantees the Islamic republic does not possess nuclear weapons.
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Iran Rejects "Meaningless" Direct Talks With US After Trump's Bombing Threat
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday rejected direct negotiations with the United States as "meaningless", after US President Donald Trump said he would prefer direct talks with the Islamic Republic.
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"They Spared Nothing": Israel Bombs Gaza Killing 25 In "Fiercest" Week Of War
Israel rained bombs on Gaza City during a week that residents described as comparable to the fiercest battle of the war, while a Palestinian Islamic Jihad official on Thursday said a new round of peace talks ended with no agreements yet.
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Explained: How Egypt Plans To Broker Permanent Ceasefire In Gaza
Egypt has held talks between Hamas and its allied Islamic Jihad to try and broker a permanent ceasefire in Israel's war in the Gaza Strip, which has killed tens of thousands.
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"Krishna Also Talks Of Jihad To Arjun": Row Over Ex-Union Minister Remarks
Senior Congress leader Shivraj Patil on Thursday claimed that the concept of jihad was not just in Islam but also in Bhagavad Gita and in Christianity.
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Israel Agrees Proposed Gaza Truce, Palestinians Say Talks Ongoing
Israel on Sunday agreed to an Egyptian proposed truce with Palestinian terrorists in Gaza after three days of intense conflict, an Egyptian source said, as Islamic Jihad reported talks toward a ceasefire were underway.
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"Don't Understand How This Works": Iran President On New US Sanctions
Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi on Friday criticised the United States for imposing new sanctions on petrochemical producers in the Islamic republic, amid a deadlock in talks aimed at reviving a nuclear deal.
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Iran Disconnects Nuclear Site Cameras After West's Censure Motion
Iran on Wednesday disconnected some of the UN atomic watchdog's cameras monitoring its nuclear sites, its atomic energy agency said, after Western nations accused the Islamic republic of failing to cooperate.
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Indore Auditorium Cancels Ex Professor's Event, Says "Government Order"
An event in Madhya Pradesh's Indore where retired professor and author Shamsul Islam was scheduled to attend was cancelled by a trust citing "government orders".
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UN Calls On US, Iran To Return To Terms Of 2015 Nuclear Deal
The UN Tuesday urged Washington to lift sanctions on Tehran in line with the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, while calling on the Islamic republic to return to commitments to limit its nuclear program.
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"Last Chance" For Iran To Save Nuclear Deal: UK
Resumed talks to save the Iran nuclear deal are the Islamic republic's "last chance" to take a "serious" position, UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said at a G7 foreign ministers meeting on Sunday.
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Iran "Does Not Seem To Be Serious": US On Stalled Nuclear Talks
The United States hit out at Iran on Friday, saying nuclear talks between the Islamic republic and world powers had stalled because Tehran "does not seem to be serious" about returning to the table.
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Iran Blames "Nuclear Terrorism" For Incident At Natanz Enrichment Site
Iran's top atomic official said an incident at the country's largest uranium enrichment facility was an act of "nuclear terrorism" by opponents of talks between the Islamic Republic and world powers to revive a landmark 2015 accord.
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Afghan Government Negotiators Leave For Peace Talks With Taliban
Afghan government negotiators left for Doha on Friday to begin what promise to be lengthy and difficult peace talks with the Taliban after nearly two decades of grinding war that have left tens of thousands dead.
