Geneva II talks reopen as insults mark stalled Syria talks
In Geneva negotiations between Syria's government and opposition restart after last round's hostility. Delegates sit apart, speaking through UN mediator Brahimi as casualties and humanitarian needs mount. Disagreement centers on Assad's fate and transitional government.
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Iran Agrees to Seven IAEA Steps on Nuclear Probe
The IAEA said Iran will address suspicions of possible military dimensions by seven new measures within three months under a transparency deal. Iran will explain planned Exploding Bridge Wire detonators and provide access to Saghand and Ardakan sites, with broader talks to follow. The agreement signals progress ahead of Vienna talks with six world powers on a wider settlement.
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Coralville debt highlights Iowa city borrowing trends
Iowa's 2013 2018 debt data show wide variation across cities and districts. Coralville carries 278.3 million in debt, about 14 479 per resident, far above state averages, drawing scrutiny from officials and critics alike.
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