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Iran Nuclear Talks Continue After 'Substantive' Discussions

Iran and a group of six world powers continue their negotiations on Iran's nuclear program Wednesday, as they seek a long-term agreement to ensure it is peaceful in nature.

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US Suspends Syrian Embassy Operations

The United States has told the Syrian government to immediately suspend operations at its embassy in Washington and two honorary consulates.

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Terrorist Threat Closes Nigerian Schools

Authorities in Nigeria's Borno state have shut down all public schools due to the threat posed by militant group Boko Haram.

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Putin Backs Agreement to Bring Crimea into Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved a draft agreement to make Ukraine's Crimea region part of Russia, in a move likely to further escalate tensions with Ukraine and the West.

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China Splits with Russia Over Ukraine

With Russia's most vocal critics imposing economic sanctions over Crimea, some of Moscow's allies are also questioning its actions in Ukraine.

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Thailand to Lift State of Emergency

Thailand is lifting a state of emergency put in place two months ago to deal with anti-government protests that are now dwindling.

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Louis Michel: denying financial support to the CAR would be "unpardonable"

"We cannot deprive transitional President Catherine Samba-Panza of the means she needs", to bring about a return to constitutional order in the Central African Republic, as “this would be unpardonable”, said ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly Co-President Louis Michel, opening its 27th session in Strasbourg.

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From Euromaidan to the illegal referendum in Crimea

EU-Ukraine ties showed increasing promise as Kiev seemed to take the long path leading to European integration.

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‘Do not let spoilers deprive you of your future’, UN envoy tells Afghans ahead of polls

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Ján Kubiš, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the UN Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).

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Ukraine: Ban ‘deeply concerned’ Crimea vote will worsen complex, tense situation

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Spokesperson for Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Stephane Dujarric briefs the press.