Iran Foreign Minister Says Initial Nuclear Deal Could Be Struck Today: Interview -- Scott Peterson, Christian Science Monitor
A first-phase nuclear deal with Iran appeared imminent, spurring Secretary of State John Kerry and European foreign ministers to rush to Geneva.
Nuclear diplomacy with Iran is moving into unprecedented realms today, with unexpected prospects of striking a first-step deal in Geneva prompting US Secretary of State John Kerry to change travel plans and join the talks, along with British, French, and German foreign ministers.
That sudden development – after nearly two years of fruitless talks to limit Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions – also prompted opponents as varied as Israel’s prime minister and Iran’s hard-line Friday prayer leader to raise loud voices of complaint.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
How Netanyahu could kill a nuclear deal with Iran -- Max Fisher, Washington Post
The Iranians Are Feeling the Pinch -- Ted Poe, Real Clear World/Jerusalem Post
Obama Is Lying About Iran Sanctions -- Jonathan S. Tobin, Commentary
Who Might Have Poisoned Yasser Arafat? -- Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Tantalizing test results raise key issue: Who killed Arafat? -- Doug Stanglin, USA TODAY
Is Israel Doomed? -- Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
A Syrian Stalemate Does Not Benefit the West -- Hassan Mneimneh, Real Clear World
How Chinese leaders really launch reforms -- Peter Ford, Christian Science Monitor
Morsi’s Chaotic Day in Court -- Peter Hessler, The New Yorker
Can defeat of M23 rebels foster sustained peace in Congo? -- Mike Pflanz, Christian Science Monitor
Little England or Great Britain? -- The Economist
Aren't we already losing Scotland? -- James Forsyth, The Spectator
U.S. popularity in Germany on a steep decline in wake of spy scandal -- Matthew Schofield, McClatchy News
Argentina’s Fading Diva -- Pola Oloixarac, New York Times
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