Iran and six powers start Vienna talks on nuclear settlement
In Vienna six world powers and Iran report a good start toward a final agreement on Tehran's nuclear program. They identify issues, set a timetable, and plan further talks with a July deadline. Iran seeks sanctions relief while denying military aims.
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Climate change linked to higher US crime, study says
A study by Matthew Ranson of Abt Associates finds that higher temperatures raise crime in the United States from 2010 to 2099, with murders up 2.2 percent and robberies up 1 percent. Total social costs could reach 38 to 115 billion dollars based on prior offense value estimates.
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Reunions Across Border Stir Deep Emotions in Korea
More than 100 South Koreans, many in wheelchairs, crossed the border to reunite with relatives in North Korea at Mount Kumgang. The six day events follow North Korea’s approval of joint drills suspension and come amid a U.N. report on human rights abuses. Since 1985 there have been 18 reunions totaling 18,143 participants.
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