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The New York Times reports that Kofi Annan, The UN-Arab League special envoy to Syria left Damascus Sunday without securing a deal to end the violent conflict which is has been going on for nearly a year.
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The global powers which have been dealing with Iran's nuclear program announced Tuesday that they have accepted Iran's offer to resume negotiations, The New York Times reports.
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Just a day after meeting with President Barack Obama, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with US lawmakers Tuesday to reemphasize the very serious threat a nuclear-armed Iran poses against Israel.
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After the sacking of the British Embassy in Tehran, the British Government expelled all Iranian diplomats, and a petition was launched to stop the war so many vested interests want to see.
Today, another petition was launched.
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US President Barack Obama is sending State Secretary Hillary Clinton to Myanmar (formerly Burma) to pursue what he calls "flickers of progress" in the country that endured five decades of global isolation and military oppression
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Well before entering political office, tomorrow's world leaders are meeting, talking and sharing --right now-- using social networks, with serious implications for our future global order.
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The United States has announced its closure of the Libyan Embassy in Tripoli and ordered its personnel to leave but warned Libya its intelligence units are monitoring events in the country for atrocities committed against the people.
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The last week has not been an inspired one for many pundits and editorialists, and their precipitous and vaguely moralizing admonishments of major western governments for hesitating over Egypt are more about wishful thinking than political realities.
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Quel horreur! French diplomatic pride has been savagely mauled by the belated realization that Britain now has almost total control over the EU’s diplomatic apparatus, with France being left with the crumbs of the baguette.
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Addressing the Wikileaks matter, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin sought to hold the Obama administration accountable for its "incompetent handling of this whole fiasco."
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The British Foreign Secretary, William Hague, says Britain will use diplomacy with Syria, not weapons.
Obama and Xi aim for tough but friendly diplomacy
U.S. president, Israeli prime minister don't see eye to eye on diplomacy.
President Obama says the US "will not hesitate" to use force to stop Iran obtaining nuclear weapons, but that diplomacy can still succeed.
 The United States said Friday it won't let the recent progress in its nuclear diplomacy with North Korea affect its close relations with key ally South Korea.
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