Meanwhile, On the Iranian News Front
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COMMENTLINE
While we're waiting to hear from Iran's president about the Palestinian election, we'll explore some other tension ebbing through the Middle East.
In today's headlines, it looks like India has now been pulled into the nuclear fray.
NEWSLINE
U.S. Ambassador David Mulford said Wednesday that if India does not vote next month to refer Tehran to the Security Council, which could impose sanctions, it would be "devastating" to the [U.S. - India civil nuclear] deal currently before the U.S. Congress.
NEWSBYTES
India Protests U.S. Nuke Statement
NEW DELHI (AP) -- India on Thursday protested a suggestion by the U.S. ambassador that a landmark nuclear deal between the two countries would fall apart unless New Delhi backed Washington's effort to bring Iran before the U.N. Security Council because of its atomic program.
Bush says US will 'exhaust all diplomacy' on Iran nuclear issue
WASHINGTON (AFP) -- US President George W. Bush said his government will "exhaust all diplomacy" and work with US allies as it seeks to address Iran's disputed nuclear program, according to a newspaper interview.
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COMMENTLINE While we're waiting to hear from Iran's president about the Palestinian election, we'll explore some other tension ebbing through the Middle East.
In today's headlines, it looks like India has now been pulled into the nuclear fray.
NEWSLINE
U.S. Ambassador David Mulford said Wednesday that if India does not vote next month to refer Tehran to the Security Council, which could impose sanctions, it would be "devastating" to the [U.S. - India civil nuclear] deal currently before the U.S. Congress.
NEWSBYTES
India Protests U.S. Nuke Statement
NEW DELHI (AP) -- India on Thursday protested a suggestion by the U.S. ambassador that a landmark nuclear deal between the two countries would fall apart unless New Delhi backed Washington's effort to bring Iran before the U.N. Security Council because of its atomic program.
Bush says US will 'exhaust all diplomacy' on Iran nuclear issue
WASHINGTON (AFP) -- US President George W. Bush said his government will "exhaust all diplomacy" and work with US allies as it seeks to address Iran's disputed nuclear program, according to a newspaper interview.
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Tags: terrorism, Middle East, Iraq, war, military, Iran, nuclear, Israel, Hamas, Palestine, India
Global Tags: Washington DC, News and politics, News, Politics, Current Events, Current Affairs, Life
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