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World powers dispute on Iran attending Syrian peace talks

By PBS NewsHour, Gwen Ifill

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Kerry and Foreign Ministers Head to Geneva

At Geneva talks, conflict over Iran's right to enrich is 'resolved and finessed'…

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Iran huddles with EU representative to begin ironing out nuclear talks details

Iran huddles with EU representative to begin ironing out nuclear talks details…

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What parameters and ‘thorny issues’ are guiding nuclear talks with Iran?

What parameters and 'thorny issues' are guiding nuclear talks with Iran?…

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Verifying the Extent of Syria’s Chemical Arsenal Could Be Big Challenge

Verifying the Extent of Syria's Chemical Arsenal Could Be Big Challenge…

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U.S. Looks for Serious Interest From Russia in Working Together

U.S. Looks for Serious Interest From Russia in Working Together…

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Afghan Government Backs Away From Talks With Taliban, U.S.

A day after an announcement that the Afghan government would open negotiations with the Taliban, President Hamid Karzai reversed that decision, raising objections including the Taliban's use of its formal name at its new office in Qatar. Karzai also suspended…

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After Talks With Afghan Leader, U.S. Military to Expedite Shift to Support Role

After Talks With Afghan Leader, U.S. Military to Expedite Shift to Support Role…

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Poll Shows Among Public President Obama Has Strong Hand for Budget Negotiations

Poll Shows Among Public President Obama Has Strong Hand for Budget Negotiations…

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Egyptian Military Calls for Dialogue Between Polarized Groups for Reconciliation

Egyptian Military Calls for Dialogue Between Polarized Groups for Reconciliation…

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