Iran nuclear talks break, Europe, U.S. dismayed by Iranian stance
Vienna (Reuters) – Indirect U.S.-Iranian talks on saving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal broke off until next week as European
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Iran walks back prior nuclear concessions -U.S. official
Washington (Reuters) – Iran walked back any compromises it made in previous talks on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal, pocketed
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Iran-backed Houthis honor Qaeda’s Arhab cell leader with the ‘tribe’ shield
Marib – Iran-backed Houthi militias in Yemen honored Al-Qaeda’s Arhab cell leader Sheikh Arif Majali with the “tribe” shield, for
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Saudi Arabia denounces Israeli president’s visit to West Bank holy site
Riyadh (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia denounced the visit of Israel’s president to Ibrahimi mosque in the West Bank, calling the
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West asks whether Iran is serious or stalling as nuclear talks resume
Dubai (Reuters) – Iran and world powers resumed talks on Monday to try to salvage their 2015 nuclear deal after
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Lebanese president says he disagrees with Hezbollah on dismissing Beirut port blast judge
Cairo (Reuters) – Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Monday he did not agree with the Lebanese Shi’ite group Hezbollah
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Iran, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan sign gas swap deal
Baku (Reuters) – Iran, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan have signed a gas swap deal for up to 2 billion cubic metres
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Saudi Arabia to allow direct entry from India, Pakistan and four more countries from Dec 1
Riyadh — Saudi Arabia will allow direct entry from India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Brazil, Vietnam, and Egypt from December 1, without
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Interpol elects UAE official as president
Dubai – Global police agency Interpol elected Emirati Inspector General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi as its president on Thursday. Although the
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UAE holds talks with Taliban to run Kabul airport – foreign diplomats
Dubai (Reuters) – The United Arab Emirates has held talks with the Taliban to run Kabul airport, going up against
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