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UN Rejects Iran Arms Ebargo Extension, Crisis Looms
The United Nations Security Council overwhelmingly rejected a US resolution to extend an Iranian arms embargo on Friday, in a move with huge repercussions for the Iran nuclear deal.
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Iran Demands That Barack Obama Allow US Sanctions To Expire
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani demanded Sunday that US President Barack Obama not sign an extension of US sanctions, saying the bill is a violation of a landmark nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.
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Won't Accept Curbs Beyond 10 Years, Says Iran's Top Negotiator
Iran will not accept any extension of sanctions relating to its nuclear programme beyond 10 years, the Islamic Republic's senior nuclear negotiator said today.
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New Extension of Nuclear Talks in Nobody's Interest, Says Iran's Foreign Minister
Another extension to the deadline for reaching an agreement on Iran's nuclear programme is in nobody's interest, although not reaching a deal would not be "the end of the world", Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Sunday.
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Domestic Pressures in US, Iran Threaten Slow-Moving Nuclear Talks
A seven-month extension in talks between world powers and Iran on a deal to curb its nuclear program emboldened critics in Washington and Tehran, threatening to undermine further talks.
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US Congress Skeptical of Iran Nuclear Talks Extension
US House and Senate members reacted coolly Monday to an extension of international negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, with skeptical lawmakers demanding Congress "tighten the economic vice on Tehran" through new sanctions.
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Iran President Hassan Rouhani Says Nuclear Deal Will Be Done
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that a nuclear deal with world powers would be done despite a missed deadline in Vienna that prompted a seven-month extension in talks.
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Final Push in Iran Nuclear Talks as Extension Looms
Time runs out on Monday for the best chance in years to end the Iran nuclear crisis, as Tehran and six powers make a final push for a deal but with a extension looking increasingly likely.
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Iran Nuclear Talks May Be Extended as US Sees "Big Gaps"
World powers and Iran struggled on Saturday to overcome the differences preventing them from ending a 12-year standoff over Tehran's atomic ambitions, raising the prospect of another extension to the high-stakes talks.
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France Says Iran Faces Crucial Choices as Nuclear Talks Extended
France said on Saturday it hoped the extension on nuclear talks between the West and Iran would convince Tehran to make the "indispensable choices" needed to reach a long term deal, but warned that major differences still remained.
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After Extension, Hope Remains for Iran Nuclear Talks
If Iran and world powers couldn't clinch a nuclear deal after five hard months of bargaining, what hope is there that yet more time will help?
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Extension of Iran Nuclear Deadline 'Likely' Friday: China
Iran and world powers are "likely" to agree on Friday on the terms of extending a Sunday deadline to reach a nuclear deal, China's chief negotiator in talks in Vienna said.
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US, Iran Lay Ground for Nuclear Talks Extension
US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Iranian counterpart have laid the groundwork for an extension of a Sunday deadline to strike a historic nuclear deal after intense talks in Vienna.
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Iran's Zarif 'Recommends' Extending Nuclear Deal Deadline
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Tuesday he recommends extending beyond July 20 the deadline to strike a nuclear deal with world powers. "As we stand now, we have made enough headway to be able to tell our political bosses that this is a process worth continuing," Mr Zarif said in Vienna after talks with US Secretary of State Joh...
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US Congress Seen Backing Extension of Iran Nuclear Pact
The U.S. Congress will ultimately support an extension of an interim agreement of talks on Iran's nuclear program, lawmakers and congressional aides said, despite calls by Republicans and some Democrats to abandon negotiations and return to tough sanctions to deter Tehran from building a nuclear bomb.
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UN Rejects Iran Arms Ebargo Extension, Crisis Looms
The United Nations Security Council overwhelmingly rejected a US resolution to extend an Iranian arms embargo on Friday, in a move with huge repercussions for the Iran nuclear deal.
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Iran Demands That Barack Obama Allow US Sanctions To Expire
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani demanded Sunday that US President Barack Obama not sign an extension of US sanctions, saying the bill is a violation of a landmark nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.
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Won't Accept Curbs Beyond 10 Years, Says Iran's Top Negotiator
Iran will not accept any extension of sanctions relating to its nuclear programme beyond 10 years, the Islamic Republic's senior nuclear negotiator said today.
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New Extension of Nuclear Talks in Nobody's Interest, Says Iran's Foreign Minister
Another extension to the deadline for reaching an agreement on Iran's nuclear programme is in nobody's interest, although not reaching a deal would not be "the end of the world", Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Sunday.
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Domestic Pressures in US, Iran Threaten Slow-Moving Nuclear Talks
A seven-month extension in talks between world powers and Iran on a deal to curb its nuclear program emboldened critics in Washington and Tehran, threatening to undermine further talks.
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US Congress Skeptical of Iran Nuclear Talks Extension
US House and Senate members reacted coolly Monday to an extension of international negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, with skeptical lawmakers demanding Congress "tighten the economic vice on Tehran" through new sanctions.
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Iran President Hassan Rouhani Says Nuclear Deal Will Be Done
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that a nuclear deal with world powers would be done despite a missed deadline in Vienna that prompted a seven-month extension in talks.
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Final Push in Iran Nuclear Talks as Extension Looms
Time runs out on Monday for the best chance in years to end the Iran nuclear crisis, as Tehran and six powers make a final push for a deal but with a extension looking increasingly likely.
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Iran Nuclear Talks May Be Extended as US Sees "Big Gaps"
World powers and Iran struggled on Saturday to overcome the differences preventing them from ending a 12-year standoff over Tehran's atomic ambitions, raising the prospect of another extension to the high-stakes talks.
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France Says Iran Faces Crucial Choices as Nuclear Talks Extended
France said on Saturday it hoped the extension on nuclear talks between the West and Iran would convince Tehran to make the "indispensable choices" needed to reach a long term deal, but warned that major differences still remained.
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After Extension, Hope Remains for Iran Nuclear Talks
If Iran and world powers couldn't clinch a nuclear deal after five hard months of bargaining, what hope is there that yet more time will help?
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Extension of Iran Nuclear Deadline 'Likely' Friday: China
Iran and world powers are "likely" to agree on Friday on the terms of extending a Sunday deadline to reach a nuclear deal, China's chief negotiator in talks in Vienna said.
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US, Iran Lay Ground for Nuclear Talks Extension
US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Iranian counterpart have laid the groundwork for an extension of a Sunday deadline to strike a historic nuclear deal after intense talks in Vienna.
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Iran's Zarif 'Recommends' Extending Nuclear Deal Deadline
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Tuesday he recommends extending beyond July 20 the deadline to strike a nuclear deal with world powers. "As we stand now, we have made enough headway to be able to tell our political bosses that this is a process worth continuing," Mr Zarif said in Vienna after talks with US Secretary of State Joh...
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US Congress Seen Backing Extension of Iran Nuclear Pact
The U.S. Congress will ultimately support an extension of an interim agreement of talks on Iran's nuclear program, lawmakers and congressional aides said, despite calls by Republicans and some Democrats to abandon negotiations and return to tough sanctions to deter Tehran from building a nuclear bomb.
