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The unresolved issue threatened to derail the agreement, and most leaders had no idea

The strikes early Thursday killed at least 30 people, many of them children

The strike occurred after a firefight killed two US soldiers and three Afghan special forces

The blast occurred as tribal elders gathered at the residence of the former district governor

Kerry added that a peace deal would in fact achieve the Taliban's aim of expelling foreign forces from Afghanistan

The US military command in Kabul confirms its warplanes had conducted an air strike in the area

Kerry will meet with PM Modi and take part in a 'strategic dialogue' between the two nations

The forces opened fire after they saw the suspect running towards an army post, says military spokesperson

US Secretary of State John Kerry discussed the issue with Russian President Vladimir Putin in March

An EU united is our preference for a partner to be able to work on the issues that face us today, says John Kerry

US officials travelling with Kerry say Washington still insists Assad should go

International attempts to coax Israeli and Palestinian leaders back into talks have been moribund for months

Kerry will raise the incident with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the State Department said on Thursday

The attack comes days after US Secretary's Kabul visit to call on Taliban to resume direct peace talks

Separately, a US official said flatly that Kerry would offer no formal apology over the August 1945 bombing

Kerry is due to meet with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah

Several strike fighters landed at an airbase in Moscow as part of the withdrawal of armed forces from Syria

Now, the two neighbouring countries will be able to boost relations in multiple areas including economic and trade

Kerry accused the Russian military of using 'dumb bombs'

UNSC in Dec sought immediate access for humanitarian aid and an end to attacks on civilians in Syria

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said seven children and one woman were among the dead

Says the Americans would have been released even if the sanctions had remained in place

The US imposed sanctions on 11 companies and individuals for supplying Iran's ballistic missile programme

The International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN body, is set to issue a report triggering the lifting of sanctions

A four-nation meeting kicked off in Islamabad on Monday restarting a peace process that broke down in July

US officials say Washington will respond to the Emad tests with fresh sanctions

Satement by Iran's Revolutionary Guards general comes as row with the US over ballistic missile programme deepens

Iran's atomic energy agency says 11 tons of uranium materials were sent to Russia

Incident occurred when coalition strikes allowed Iraqi forces advance rapidly towards positions held by IS fighters

It coincides with deliberations by US officials about how to respond to an Iranian ballistic missile launch on Oct. 10

US law continues to prohibit travel to Cuba for tourist activities, the State Department said in a statement

Tehran is racing to keep its side of the deal reached with world powers in July, including limiting nuclear programme

Within days, steps to free prisoners and lifting the siege on the cities would begin, says official

Oil minister says the aim was to first increase output by half a million barrels a day beginning early next year

Today I express my complete condemnation for any act of terror that takes innocent lives, says US Secretary of State

A decree Putin signed on Monday enables Russian firms to help modify centrifuges and help Tehran redesign Arak reactor

Kerry will visit Israel and the Palestinian territory next week for the first time in more than a year

Kerry will travel to Abu Dhabi, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Ramallah, State Department spokesperson said in a statement

The bombardments came as air raids by Syrian government forces and Russian warplanes intensified across the country

The decision is strictly focused on fighting Islamic State insurgents, says US Secretary of State

US plans a meeting in coming days with Russian, Saudi and Turkish leaders to seek an end to Syrian conflict

The handshake would be the first known between a US president and a top Iran official since Islamic revolution in 1979

Iran desperately wants to upgrade its ageing fleet, which has been hamstrung by nuclear-related and other sanctions

Cast doubt on previous assessments from some Western analysts that the country would need to import uranium

Ashton Carter says such action would be 'more effective' as a result of the agreement

Head of the body leading 86 clerics says nuclear agreement should not 'change foreign policy' of opposition to America

Foreign minister says it seems there needs to be a change in the attitude and behavior on the part of the US

The agreement between Iran and six world powers could reset Iran's relations with the West

Kerry says 12 countries negotiating Trans-Pacific Partnership made good progress on reaching an accord

Zarif insisted it was up to other states to change their policies, not the Islamic republic