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Kremlin Says Western Powers 'Not Ready' to Work in Anti-ISIS Coalition
The Kremlin said today that Western powers were not ready to form a coalition with Russia to fight ISIS terrorists in Syria, after talks between President Vladimir Putin and French leader Francois Hollande.
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Limited Options for West After Russia Escalation in Syria
Blind-sided by Russia's sudden escalation in Syria, Western powers must abandon hopes of toppling the regime and instead make do with steering Moscow away from actions that deepen the conflict, analysts say.
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Iran Lashes Out at Western Powers in Nuclear Talks
Iran accused Western powers late Thursday of changing positions in nuclear talks, saying the crunch negotiations in Vienna could still go either way.
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Western Powers Pledge Unity in Iran Nuclear Talks
Western powers on Saturday played down reports of discord in their ranks and affirmed their "unity of purpose" in the Iran nuclear talks, urging the Islamic Republic to take "difficult decisions".
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What Iran Must Do, and Get in Return, Under Nuclear Talks Extension
Iran will receive $2.8 billion of its cash previously frozen abroad in return for action to limit its disputed atomic activities during a four-month extension of talks with six world powers over its nuclear programme.
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Iran Warned of 'Last Chance' in Nuclear Talks After Deadline Missed
Iran faced Western pressure on Saturday to make concessions over its atomic activities after it and six world powers failed to meet a July 20 deadline for a deal to end the decade-old dispute but agreed to keep talking.
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West Starts Awkward Embrace of Triumphant Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi's crushing victory in India's elections presents an awkward task for Western powers who shunned the Hindu nationalist leader for years but see New Delhi as a crucial partner.
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Kremlin Says Western Powers 'Not Ready' to Work in Anti-ISIS Coalition
The Kremlin said today that Western powers were not ready to form a coalition with Russia to fight ISIS terrorists in Syria, after talks between President Vladimir Putin and French leader Francois Hollande.
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Limited Options for West After Russia Escalation in Syria
Blind-sided by Russia's sudden escalation in Syria, Western powers must abandon hopes of toppling the regime and instead make do with steering Moscow away from actions that deepen the conflict, analysts say.
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Iran Lashes Out at Western Powers in Nuclear Talks
Iran accused Western powers late Thursday of changing positions in nuclear talks, saying the crunch negotiations in Vienna could still go either way.
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Western Powers Pledge Unity in Iran Nuclear Talks
Western powers on Saturday played down reports of discord in their ranks and affirmed their "unity of purpose" in the Iran nuclear talks, urging the Islamic Republic to take "difficult decisions".
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What Iran Must Do, and Get in Return, Under Nuclear Talks Extension
Iran will receive $2.8 billion of its cash previously frozen abroad in return for action to limit its disputed atomic activities during a four-month extension of talks with six world powers over its nuclear programme.
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Iran Warned of 'Last Chance' in Nuclear Talks After Deadline Missed
Iran faced Western pressure on Saturday to make concessions over its atomic activities after it and six world powers failed to meet a July 20 deadline for a deal to end the decade-old dispute but agreed to keep talking.
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West Starts Awkward Embrace of Triumphant Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi's crushing victory in India's elections presents an awkward task for Western powers who shunned the Hindu nationalist leader for years but see New Delhi as a crucial partner.
