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A Family Of 5 Mysteriously Jumped Off 7th Floor In Switzerland
A French family plunged off a seventh floor balcony in the western Swiss town of Montreux on Thursday after officers knocked at their door, leaving four dead and a teenager in serious condition.
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Iran, 6 Powers to Hold Nuclear Talks in Switzerland on March 5: European Union
Senior officials from Iran and six powers negotiating with Tehran over its nuclear programme will hold more talks in Montreux, Switzerland, on March 5, the European Union said on Friday.
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Syrian enemies may discuss prisoner swaps despite talks acrimony
Syria's government and opposition, meeting for the first time, vented their mutual hostility on Wednesday but a U.N. mediator said the enemies may be ready to discuss prisoner swaps, local ceasefires and humanitarian aid.
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Davos forum founder sees Syria, Iran in spotlight
Klaus Schwab said in an interview with the Associated Press that there will be crossover between the forum's 2,500 participants and the officials from the U.S., Russia and close to 40 other countries that are attending the start of the Syria peace conference several hours away in Montreux, Switzerland.
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A Family Of 5 Mysteriously Jumped Off 7th Floor In Switzerland
A French family plunged off a seventh floor balcony in the western Swiss town of Montreux on Thursday after officers knocked at their door, leaving four dead and a teenager in serious condition.
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Iran, 6 Powers to Hold Nuclear Talks in Switzerland on March 5: European Union
Senior officials from Iran and six powers negotiating with Tehran over its nuclear programme will hold more talks in Montreux, Switzerland, on March 5, the European Union said on Friday.
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Syrian enemies may discuss prisoner swaps despite talks acrimony
Syria's government and opposition, meeting for the first time, vented their mutual hostility on Wednesday but a U.N. mediator said the enemies may be ready to discuss prisoner swaps, local ceasefires and humanitarian aid.
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Davos forum founder sees Syria, Iran in spotlight
Klaus Schwab said in an interview with the Associated Press that there will be crossover between the forum's 2,500 participants and the officials from the U.S., Russia and close to 40 other countries that are attending the start of the Syria peace conference several hours away in Montreux, Switzerland.
