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'Useful' Iran nuclear talks resume
AFP, Vienna
Negotiators from Iran and six world powers hunkered down yesterday to a second day of talks aimed towards what could be a historic deal on Tehran's controversial nuclear programme. Indications of how the talks were progressing in a rainy Vienna were thin on the ground, however. Both sides warned on arrival on Tuesday that the negotiations would be hard. The parties want to get a deal by July 20, when a November interim deal under which Iran froze certain activities in return for some sanctions
'Friends of Syria' hold London talks
AFP, London
US Secretary of State John Kerry and foreign ministers from Western and Arab nations met yesterday to discuss new ways of supporting the Syrian opposition. The Friends of Syria group gathered in London just days after UN-Arab League peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi stepped down after almost two years of fruitless
Battles rage in South Sudan
AFP, luba
Warring forces in South Sudan battled yesterday, trading blame for breaking a ceasefire as the civil war entered its sixth month amid warnings of famine if bloodshed continues. Both sides reported heavy fighting in the key oil-producing state of Upper Nile, which now pumps almost all of South Sudan's crude after intense battles shut down most fields in the other main area of
Militants attack Iraqi court, kill prisoners AFP, Baghdad
Militants killed 10 people in an assault on a Baghdad court involving suicide bombers and shot dead five army officers in attacks yesterday amid a surge of post-election violence. The attacks were the worst in unrest that left 20 people dead nationwide, part of a protracted spike in bloodshed as officials tally votes from Iraq's April 30 parlia-
Malaysian cops foil terror attack in India AFP, Kudla Lumpur
Malaysian police have foiled a plot to attack foreign missions in two Indian cities and arrested a South Asian terror suspect, a senior security official said yesterday. Police deputy inspector general Bakri Zinin said the South Asian man was arrested on May 14 by the anti-terrorism unit just outside the capital Kuala Lumpur. Bakri said Indian security forces were informed of the impending terror attack and they succeeded in arresting three