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    WATCH: Former White House official Gorka compares Hillary Clinton to Russian spies

    Sean Hannity invited author Peter Schweizer to discuss his new book 'Clinton Cash' exposing Clinton’s alleged involvement in a Russian purchase of American uranium.

  • Iran nuclear deal

    Iran increased enrichment of low enriched uranium by fourfold - report

    Iran said this month the cap no longer applies as it scaled down commitments in reaction to US unilateral withdrawal from the deal.

  • Bushehr

    IAEA inspectors to visit Iran uranium mine

    UN to visit uranium mine January 29, as part of interim deal, Iran TV reports; this is the first int'l visit since 2005.

  • US President Barack Obama.

    White House: World security hinges on success of Iran nuclear deal

    Obama administration outlines Geneva technical agreement between world powers, Islamic Republic.

    By Michael Wilner

  • Prime Minister Netanyahu at Sunday

    Israel warns against new Iranian centrifuges ahead of new Geneva talks

    Officials say agreement allows Iran to develop, upgrade centrifuges, which will allow Tehran to enrich uranium for bomb should it break agreement with West.

    By TOVAH LAZAROFF AND REUTERS

  • Ali Akbar Salehi.

    Iranian nuclear chief: Islamic Republic designing new centrifuges

    Khamenei adviser: Iran should negotiate with each of the six world powers separately; talks to resume with P5+1 Dec. 30.

    By JPOST.COM STAFF

  • Uranium-processing site in Isfahan

    Iranian MPs propose bill to enrich uranium up to 60%

    Hardline MPs submit bill for higher uranium enrichment; not clear whether or when parliament will discuss the bill.

    By REUTERS

  • Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.

    Zarif: Iran can resume 20% enrichment in less than 24 hours

    As technical talks with Tehran are set to resume in Geneva, Iranian foreign minister says nuclear program will continue; no sanctions will be eased until a nuclear agreement is implemented, says Western diplomat.

    By MICHAEL WILNER IN WASHINGTON, JPOST.COM STAFF

  • Geneva nuclear talks, November 24, 2013.

    Iran deal is riskier than meets the eye

    Nuclear accord struck in Geneva takes high, unnecessary risks; rests on shaky foundations that could possibly lead to collapse of sanctions regime; Iran can be expected to spend next 6 month trying to divide int'l powers.

    By YAAKOV LAPPIN

  • Delegations from Iran, other world powers during closed-door nuclear talks on October 15, 2013.

    Details of Geneva nuclear agreement

    Accord signed over Iran’s nuclear program is divided into a series of “voluntary measures” by Iran, Western nations.

    By HENRY ROME

  • Iranian FM Zarif with Swiss counterpart Burkhalter at Geneva nuclear talks, Nov 23, 2013

    Geneva nuclear bargaining with Iran narrows to Arak, uranium enrichment levels

    Iranian FM Zarif: "We have reached the point of writing and it's difficult because we're insisting on Iran's national interests."

    By MICHAEL WILNER

  • U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry

    Kerry, Western FMs arrive in Geneva to push for Iran nuclear deal

    Iran says that while the sides are close to an agreement, differences remain on a few issues; China says negotiations in "final moment."

    By REUTERS

  • Iran nuclear talks in Geneva, November 22, 2013.

    US, Iran still hopeful for deal in Geneva nuclear talks

    Iran FM: 90% of issues resolved so far in talks; US Secretary of State Kerry is tentatively planning to join negotiations in Switzerland, though no official confirmation, diplomats say; Russian FM Lavrov arrives in Geneva.

    By JPOST.COM STAFF, REUTERS

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