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US Says Iran Nuclear Inspections Must Continue
The White House wants intrusive inspections of Iran's nuclear sites to continue despite President Donald Trump's withdrawal from a landmark accord on Tehran's atomic program, US officials have told AFP.
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Donald Trump's Pullout From Iran Nuclear Deal A Bump For India
US president Donald Trump's sudden pull-out from a crucial nuclear deal with Iran has received a cautious response from India, which has much riding on a peaceful resolution of the issue. As the five other nations involved in the deal rushed to salvage the situation, the foreign ministry emphasised on the need to resolve the matter with "dialogue a...
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China Vows To 'Safeguard' Iran Nuclear Deal
China on Wednesday voiced regret over President Donald Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal and vowed to "safeguard" the agreement.
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French Foreign Minister Says Iran Deal 'Not Dead', Macron To Contact Rouhani
France's foreign minister said on Wednesday that the 2015 nuclear restraint deal with Iran was "not dead" despite Donald Trump's decision to pull the United States out from the agreement, and added that French President Emmanuel Macron would speak later in the day to Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Heads For Talks With Vladimir Putin After Trump Pullout From Iran Deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu headed to Moscow on Wednesday for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, hours after US President Donald Trump announced he would pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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US Pullout From Iran Deal Sends Rupee To Fresh 15-Month Low Vs US Dollar
The rupee (INR) closed at a fresh 15-month low of 67.26 against the US dollar (USD) on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of an international nuclear deal with Iran. On Tuesday, the rupee had closed 5 paise higher at 67.08 against US currency. The US move sparked worries about global oil supplies, pushing global ...
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US Says Iran Nuclear Inspections Must Continue
The White House wants intrusive inspections of Iran's nuclear sites to continue despite President Donald Trump's withdrawal from a landmark accord on Tehran's atomic program, US officials have told AFP.
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Donald Trump's Pullout From Iran Nuclear Deal A Bump For India
US president Donald Trump's sudden pull-out from a crucial nuclear deal with Iran has received a cautious response from India, which has much riding on a peaceful resolution of the issue. As the five other nations involved in the deal rushed to salvage the situation, the foreign ministry emphasised on the need to resolve the matter with "dialogue a...
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China Vows To 'Safeguard' Iran Nuclear Deal
China on Wednesday voiced regret over President Donald Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal and vowed to "safeguard" the agreement.
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French Foreign Minister Says Iran Deal 'Not Dead', Macron To Contact Rouhani
France's foreign minister said on Wednesday that the 2015 nuclear restraint deal with Iran was "not dead" despite Donald Trump's decision to pull the United States out from the agreement, and added that French President Emmanuel Macron would speak later in the day to Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Heads For Talks With Vladimir Putin After Trump Pullout From Iran Deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu headed to Moscow on Wednesday for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, hours after US President Donald Trump announced he would pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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US Pullout From Iran Deal Sends Rupee To Fresh 15-Month Low Vs US Dollar
The rupee (INR) closed at a fresh 15-month low of 67.26 against the US dollar (USD) on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of an international nuclear deal with Iran. On Tuesday, the rupee had closed 5 paise higher at 67.08 against US currency. The US move sparked worries about global oil supplies, pushing global ...
