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US not expecting policy change from Iran under new president

US not expecting policy change from Iran under new president

  • Asked if the US was at least willing to reopen diplomacy with Iran after Pezeshkian’s election, Miller said: “We have always said that diplomacy is the most effective way to achieve an effective, sustainable solution with regard to Iran’s nuclear program
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US envoy to Japan expresses regret over alleged sex crimes by military personnel in Okinawa

US envoy to Japan expresses regret over alleged sex crimes by military personnel in Okinawa

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Trump criticized for ‘Palestinian’ insult in debate with Biden

Trump criticized for ‘Palestinian’ insult in debate with Biden

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The symbol of the United Nations is displayed on the main gate outside UN headquarters, Feb. 24, 2022, in New York. (AP)

US spearheads first UN resolution on artificial intelligence — aimed at ensuring world has access

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Anatoly Antonov. (Twitter @RusEmbUSA)

Russian embassy in US in contact with State Department ahead of elections, ambassador says

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Pakistani premier claims US military equipment left behind in Afghanistan is now in militant hands

Pakistani premier claims US military equipment left behind in Afghanistan is now in militant hands

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Update China: Joe Biden equating Xi Jinping with ‘dictators’ is ‘ridiculous’

China: Joe Biden equating Xi Jinping with ‘dictators’ is ‘ridiculous’

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US says the arrest of Tunisian opposition leader Ghannouchi is a troubling escalation

US says the arrest of Tunisian opposition leader Ghannouchi is a troubling escalation

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Cuba gives green light to US dollar deposits, reversing ban

Cuba gives green light to US dollar deposits, reversing ban

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Aliens? Lack of US info on shootdowns breeds wild ideas

Aliens? Lack of US info on shootdowns breeds wild ideas

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United States tells citizens: depart Russia immediately

United States tells citizens: depart Russia immediately

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US says helping quake-hit Syria but not Assad

US says helping quake-hit Syria but not Assad

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Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning attends a news conference in Beijing, China, February 3, 2023. (REUTERS)

China plays down Blinken’s canceled visit over balloon

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