Now or never for return to 2015 Iran nuclear deal
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58% : John Singlaub, audacious warrior who waged private battle against communism, dies at 10019fortyfive.com:49% : Iranian media has reported that Tehran has presented a written response to the other countries that are still signatories to the deal -- Britain, France, Germany, Russia, and China -- that could be the basis for a final agreement.
49% : : It wasn't quite an Adlai Stevenson moment, but the confrontation between the U.S. and Russian ambassadors to the United Nations yesterday had some of the flavor of the classic face-off in 1962, when Stevenson told Soviet representative Valerian Zorin he would wait "until hell freezes over" for an answer to whether Russian missiles were in Cuba.
46% : "My message is simple: no deal with Iran unless the hostages are free," Rosen said in a tweeted video.
44% : The U.S. has been negotiating separately for the release of four Iranian Americans who it says are unjustly imprisoned in Iran.
44% : -- Henry L. Stimson Center virtual discussion: "Evolving Maritime Issues in the Indo-Pacific," with Yurika Ishii, associate professor at the National Defense Academy of Japan; James Kraska, chair of the U.S. Naval War College Center for International Law; Raul Pedrozo, professor at the U.S. Naval War College Center for International Law; Susumu Takai, president of the Security Strategy Research Institute of Japan; and Kathleen Walsh, associate professor at the U.S. Naval War College https://www.stimson.org/event/evolving-maritime-issues2 p.m. -- Institute for Corean-American Studies virtual ICAS Winter Symposium on "The Korean Peninsula Issues and U.S. National Security" with former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton, chairman of the Foundation for American Security & Freedom.
43% : "We know that it is very possible that Iran chooses not to go down that path, and we are ready to deal with that contingency.
43% : Rosen, 77, is a former U.S. diplomat who was among the 52 Americans held hostage by Iran in 1979.
42% : "We are negotiating on the release of the detainees separately from the JCPOA, but as we've said, it is very hard for us to imagine a return to the JCPOA while four innocent Americans are behind bars or are detained in Iran," the State Department official said.
38% : The U.S. is holding out hope that in the end, Iran will not want to risk possible military action from the U.S. or Israel and will take the deal that is now on the table.
38% : We hope that's not the decision that Iran makes, but we are prepared to deal with either one of them."
35% : UN cites 'credible allegations' that Taliban have killed 100 from old regimeWashington Examiner:
14% : The Biden administration is bracing for the failure of the negotiations aimed at bringing Iran -- and the United States -- back into compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal that was torn up by former President Donald Trump in 2018.
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