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European Leaders To Hold 4-Way Talks On Iran Nuclear Programme
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and the United States will hold four-way talks Tuesday on Iran's nuclear programme, the French presidency said, with Tehran's oil exports as one of the issues to be raised.
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Russian Demands "Risk Collapse Of Iran Nuclear Deal": France, UK, Germany
France, Britain and Germany warned Russia on Saturday that its demands to have its trade guaranteed with Iran risked the collapse of an almost-completed nuclear deal.
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"Differences Can Be Resolved": Iran Sees Progress At Nuclear Talks
Iran's chief negotiator on Sunday reported progress on an agenda for talks with global powers over its nuclear programme, as Britain said the Vienna negotiations were Tehran's "last chance".
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"Clock Is Ticking": UK, Israel Vow To Stop Iran's Nuclear Ambitions
Britain and Israel will "work night and day" in preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear power, the foreign ministers of the two countries wrote in a joint article.
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US In Talks With Allies To Get Iran Back In Nuclear Deal: Antony Blinken
The US was "absolutely in lock step" with Britain, Germany and France on getting Iran back into a nuclear deal, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Sunday, but he added it was unclear if Tehran was willing to rejoin talks "in a meaningful way".
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UK Envoy Says Trump Ditched Iran Deal To Spite Barack Obama: Report
Britain's ambassador to Washington believed US President Donald Trump pulled out of the Iranian nuclear deal because it was associated with his predecessor Barack Obama, leaked documents showed Saturday.
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Britain, France Press Iran Hard on Nuclear Talks
Britain and France have pressed Iran hard to agree a comprehensive deal on its contested nuclear programme as an end-June deadline looms after years of tortuous negotiations with the West.
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Britain Calls for More Iran Flexibility in Nuclear Talks
Britain today urged Iran to show more flexibility in talks on its contested nuclear programme as an end-June deadline looms after years of tortuous negotiations with the West.
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'Broad Framework of Understanding' in Iran Talks, Work Remains, Says UK
Nuclear talks between Iran and world powers have resulted in a "broad framework of understanding" but there remains "quite a lot of work to do," Britain's foreign minister said today,as talks pushed beyond a March 31 deadline.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Head Towards Critical Weekend
Marathon Iran nuclear talks headed on Friday towards a critical weekend as Britain said its foreign minister would join his US, Iranian and French counterparts in racing the clock to agree the contours of a deal.
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Britain's Philip Hammond to Join Iran Talks This Weekend
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond will join the Iran nuclear talks in Switzerland this weekend, a foreign ministry spokesman said today.
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Britain, France, Germany, European Union's Federica Mogherini to Hold Iran Nuclear Talks
EU foreign affairs head Federica Mogherini will hold talks Friday with British, French and German leaders to discuss ongoing negotiations on Iran's contested nuclear programme, her office said.
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At UN, Iran Urged to Show More Flexibility in Nuclear Talks
Iran has not demonstrated sufficient flexibility in nuclear talks with six world powers aimed at ending a 12-year standoff with the Islamic Republic over its atomic ambitions, France and Britain said on Thursday.
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Iran to Get $700 Million in Frozen Assets Per Month: Britain
A interim nuclear agreement world powers struck with Iran in late 2013 will remain in place while nuclear talks continue, with Iran receiving around $700 million per month in frozen assets, Britain's foreign secretary said Sunday.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Extended Through End of June: Britain
Iran and six world powers will extend through the end of June 2015 talks on Tehran's nuclear programme after failing to clinch a final agreement that could end a 12-year atomic dispute, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said on Monday.
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European Leaders To Hold 4-Way Talks On Iran Nuclear Programme
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and the United States will hold four-way talks Tuesday on Iran's nuclear programme, the French presidency said, with Tehran's oil exports as one of the issues to be raised.
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Russian Demands "Risk Collapse Of Iran Nuclear Deal": France, UK, Germany
France, Britain and Germany warned Russia on Saturday that its demands to have its trade guaranteed with Iran risked the collapse of an almost-completed nuclear deal.
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"Differences Can Be Resolved": Iran Sees Progress At Nuclear Talks
Iran's chief negotiator on Sunday reported progress on an agenda for talks with global powers over its nuclear programme, as Britain said the Vienna negotiations were Tehran's "last chance".
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"Clock Is Ticking": UK, Israel Vow To Stop Iran's Nuclear Ambitions
Britain and Israel will "work night and day" in preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear power, the foreign ministers of the two countries wrote in a joint article.
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US In Talks With Allies To Get Iran Back In Nuclear Deal: Antony Blinken
The US was "absolutely in lock step" with Britain, Germany and France on getting Iran back into a nuclear deal, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Sunday, but he added it was unclear if Tehran was willing to rejoin talks "in a meaningful way".
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UK Envoy Says Trump Ditched Iran Deal To Spite Barack Obama: Report
Britain's ambassador to Washington believed US President Donald Trump pulled out of the Iranian nuclear deal because it was associated with his predecessor Barack Obama, leaked documents showed Saturday.
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Britain, France Press Iran Hard on Nuclear Talks
Britain and France have pressed Iran hard to agree a comprehensive deal on its contested nuclear programme as an end-June deadline looms after years of tortuous negotiations with the West.
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Britain Calls for More Iran Flexibility in Nuclear Talks
Britain today urged Iran to show more flexibility in talks on its contested nuclear programme as an end-June deadline looms after years of tortuous negotiations with the West.
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'Broad Framework of Understanding' in Iran Talks, Work Remains, Says UK
Nuclear talks between Iran and world powers have resulted in a "broad framework of understanding" but there remains "quite a lot of work to do," Britain's foreign minister said today,as talks pushed beyond a March 31 deadline.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Head Towards Critical Weekend
Marathon Iran nuclear talks headed on Friday towards a critical weekend as Britain said its foreign minister would join his US, Iranian and French counterparts in racing the clock to agree the contours of a deal.
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Britain's Philip Hammond to Join Iran Talks This Weekend
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond will join the Iran nuclear talks in Switzerland this weekend, a foreign ministry spokesman said today.
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Britain, France, Germany, European Union's Federica Mogherini to Hold Iran Nuclear Talks
EU foreign affairs head Federica Mogherini will hold talks Friday with British, French and German leaders to discuss ongoing negotiations on Iran's contested nuclear programme, her office said.
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At UN, Iran Urged to Show More Flexibility in Nuclear Talks
Iran has not demonstrated sufficient flexibility in nuclear talks with six world powers aimed at ending a 12-year standoff with the Islamic Republic over its atomic ambitions, France and Britain said on Thursday.
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Iran to Get $700 Million in Frozen Assets Per Month: Britain
A interim nuclear agreement world powers struck with Iran in late 2013 will remain in place while nuclear talks continue, with Iran receiving around $700 million per month in frozen assets, Britain's foreign secretary said Sunday.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Extended Through End of June: Britain
Iran and six world powers will extend through the end of June 2015 talks on Tehran's nuclear programme after failing to clinch a final agreement that could end a 12-year atomic dispute, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said on Monday.
