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Saudi Arabia Hopes To Start Nuclear Pact Talks With US In Weeks: Minister
Saudi Arabia aims to start talks with Washington within weeks on an agreement to allow US firms to participate in its nascent civilian nuclear energy programme, with the first tender expected in 2018, the kingdom's energy minister said on Wednesday.
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European Union's Federica Mogherini to Visit Iran, Saudi Arabia Next Week: Official
EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini will visit Iran and Saudi Arabia next week following the agreement she helped broker with Tehran on its contested nuclear programme, her office said today.
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Saudi Seeks Nuclear Deals, Alliances to Counter Iran
Saudi Arabia is pursuing its own nuclear projects and building alliances to counter Iran, which is days away from a potential atomic deal Riyadh fears could further destabilise the region.
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Russia, Iran Claim Breakthrough in Nuclear Talks
Russia and Iran's foreign ministers claimed a breakthrough, today, in talks on a framework deal curtailing Tehran's nuclear programme, but the US said not all issues had been agreed.
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Saudi Arabia Hopes To Start Nuclear Pact Talks With US In Weeks: Minister
Saudi Arabia aims to start talks with Washington within weeks on an agreement to allow US firms to participate in its nascent civilian nuclear energy programme, with the first tender expected in 2018, the kingdom's energy minister said on Wednesday.
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European Union's Federica Mogherini to Visit Iran, Saudi Arabia Next Week: Official
EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini will visit Iran and Saudi Arabia next week following the agreement she helped broker with Tehran on its contested nuclear programme, her office said today.
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Saudi Seeks Nuclear Deals, Alliances to Counter Iran
Saudi Arabia is pursuing its own nuclear projects and building alliances to counter Iran, which is days away from a potential atomic deal Riyadh fears could further destabilise the region.
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Russia, Iran Claim Breakthrough in Nuclear Talks
Russia and Iran's foreign ministers claimed a breakthrough, today, in talks on a framework deal curtailing Tehran's nuclear programme, but the US said not all issues had been agreed.
