Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on the U.S. Monday to lift restrictions on trade and people-to-people contacts while ceasing what Beijing ... ( read original story ...)
Iran says it will begin limiting international monitoring of its nuclear sites
Iran's foreign minister insisted again Sunday that the United States must lift economic sanctions before the 2015 nuclear agreement can be revived. ( read original story ...)
Iran nuclear deal: IAEA inspections to go ahead over next 3 months
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has struck a deal with Iran that will give its inspectors continued access to verify and monitor nuclear activity in the country for the next three months ... ( read original story ...)
Iran Curbs Nuclear Inspectors, but Appears to Leave Space for a Deal
The new limits appeared to be lighter than the country had threatened, giving Western nations three months to see if they can revive the 2015 nuclear agreement. ( read original story ...)
National security adviser: Biden committed to diplomacy with Iran
National security adviser Jake Sullivan on Sunday said President Joe Biden was committed to diplomacy in negotiating with Iran on nuclear arms and the detention of Americans. ( read original story ...)
Fred Fleitz: Iran nuclear deal – Biden rushing ahead for these 3 troubling reasons
The timing of the Biden administration’s announcement was curious in light of a surge in threatening and belligerent actions by Iran. ( read original story ...)
IAEA and Iran strike three-month deal over nuclear inspections
Agreement paves way for diplomatic talks between Tehran and the US over sanctions ... ( read original story ...)
Veterans Voice: Vietnam vet recalls horrors of friendly fire
They had found a large weapons cache in caves, but never saw the enemy, so it was decided to move the company to a new location, “several klicks away.” Babcock recalls that “the going was slow through ... ( read original story ...)
More Americans died from COVID-19 than on battlefields of WWI, WWII, Vietnam War combined
The New York Times' front page on Sunday showed a visual representation of the totality of COVID's devastation in the US as the nation approaches half a million deaths. ( read original story ...)
Philippines approves Sinovac vaccine but not for all health workers
The Philippines has approved Sinovac Biotech's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, but will not give it to healthcare workers at risk of exposure due to its varying levels of efficacy, its Food and ... ( read original story ...)