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VIENNA-- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohamad Javad Zarif sit down for more talks in Vienna, on Wednesday, a day after Iran nuclear negotiators extended their deadline for an agreement to July 7.
VIENNA-- U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday that the United States would "walk away" from a possible nuclear deal with Iran if he is not convinced it would block Tehran's path to building a nuclear weapon.
Exclusive: The latest neocon gambit is to build support for "regime change" in Syria by downplaying the evils of Al Qaeda, rebranding it as some sort of "moderate" terrorist force whose Syrian affiliate is acceptable to Israel ......
P5+1 group of world powers and Iran agree to formally extend the terms of the interim agreement by seven days to buy time for a comprehensive deal.
Negotiators are yet to clinch a deal that could eventually unlock millions of barrels of Iranian oil
War is the business of killing the "enemy", in order to impose your will on them.
A Palestinian man living in Gaza is helping his community overcome chronic energy shortages with affordable DIY solar ovens.
in Hebron. Israeli soldiers kidnapped, Saturday, Archbishop of Sebastia of the Greek Orthodox Church of occupied Jerusalem, Theodosius Attallah Hanna, and held him for several hours in the Etzion military and security base, north of Hebron, in the so
Author of "The 51 Day War: Ruin and Resistance in Gaza" tells Salon what he saw in the rubble of a land under seige
Contact has been lost with the Swedish boat Marianne, which had been leading the Gaza-bound Freedom Flotilla, after other boats turned back.
The six world powers seeking to negotiate an historic agreement with Iran to curb its nuclear program plan to carry on negotiating beyond a Tuesday deadline, a senior U.S. official said Sunday.
Adelson-Funded Group Produces New Round of Anti-Diplomacy Ads
The people of Iraq are increasingly blaming the United States for the spread of ISIS in their country, a Wall Street Journal report reveals.
An international team of activists has set sail for the Gaza Strip, in a bid to break Israel's sea blockade with four boats. It comes five years after a similar attempt finished in bloodshed.
US policymakers sign and date paper calling for the division, destruction, and US occupation of Syria.
On June 13th, Greg Jaffe and Missy Ryan of the Washington Post reported what should have been big news (though it was hardly noted).
Iran has hardened its stance less than a week before the deadline for a nuclear deal, with its top leader rejecting a long-term freeze on nuclear research as it ratified a bill banning access to military sites and scientists.
The Taliban attacks on the Afghan parliament and the northern city of Kunduz are a reflection of the fragile security situation prevailing in the country. DW examines.
An inquiry by a commission of the U.N. Human Rights Council into last summer's Gaza conflict and an Israeli report issued last week on the same topic offer vastly divergent interpretations on the use of overwhelming Israeli firepower against milita
Analysts Warn Comments May Demoralize Baghdad
An Egyptian court has sentenced former President Mohamed Morsi to death on Tuesday on charges of killing, kidnapping and other offences during a 2011 mass jailbreak.
There was nothing surprising about Israel finding itself not culpable for the killing of four boys on a Gaza beach in July last year, as it did in a military judgment released a few days ago.
Refugees Flock to Turkish Border as Fighting Picks Up
Mokhtar Belmokhtar has been reported dead before, only to re-emerge and lead the infamous attack on an Algerian gas plant that claimed the lives of 39 hostages
Riyadh's increasingly destructive war in Yemen has sparked overripe discussion in Western capitals about Iran's use of "proxies" to subvert otherwise "legitimate" Middle Eastern governments.
As I noted last week, the GOP's 2016 contenders didn't do themselves much credit as they ducked, covered, cringed, and pratfell through a series of interview questions about the Iraq War.
Islamic State is believed to have seized enough radioactive material to build a large "dirty" bomb, according to Australian intelligence reports. NATO has expressed concerned about the supplies, according to Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bish
Sen. Rand Paul is spot on. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) was created and is fueled by Mr. Paul's lobotomized neoconservative rivals.
The United States is expected to announce on Wednesday plans for a new military base in Iraq's Anbar province
The Army's official website was inaccessible Monday afternoon.
