Kerry says diplomacy with Iran is cracking open
U S Secretary of State John Kerry told a California conference via satellite that the diplomacy window with Iran is cracking open while warning no deal is better than a bad deal. He spoke as talks with the P five plus Germany approach a Geneva negotiation.
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Nuclear forces face cascade of missteps in U S
AP report details shifting failures within U S nuclear forces. Air Force fires Maj. Gen. Michael Carey over misconduct while senior commanders face scrutiny as officers in missile launch centers confront discipline and attitude issues.
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Hope for global recovery amid U S debt impasse
Global financial leaders meet in Washington amid debt ceiling concerns. Officials urge U S action to avoid default as Friday deadline looms, while signs emerge of progress in U S and European economies. World Bank President Jim Yong Kim cautions it is a dangerous moment.
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Afghan officials near a deal on U S troops
Afghan President Karzai and the United States moved toward a broad agreement on allowing American troops to stay past 2014. A sticking point remains jurisdiction over the forces as Afghan leaders weigh political backing for the deal. Kerry, Hagel, and Rice stayed in close contact during talks.
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