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Brussels -- NATO will discuss Germany's ambition to rid the country of all US nuclear weapons, Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Tuesday, expressing hope that the move will not be made unilaterally. Full Article at Expatica
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TEHERAN - The Iranian parliament on Tuesday warned world powers of unspecified other decisions in their nuclear dispute with Tehran if this weeks talks in Geneva failed, state media reported. Full Article at Khaleej Times
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"We want to explore the possibility of linking NATO's missile defense shield with Russia's, at an appropriate time in the future," Rasmussen said on Friday in Brussels, "I do believe that it is possible for NATO and Russia to make a new beginning and... Full Article at Deutsche Welle
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I hope that any step that will take place in the alliance in a multilateral framework and that no unilateral step be taken
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If Iran does not respond to serious negotiations and resolve this issue in a way that assures the international community that it's meeting its commitments, and is not developing nuclear weapons, then we will have to take additional actions
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Sanctions rarely lead to productive results. But in some cases sanctions are inevitable
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We are prepared to engage in a thorough discussion of the US proposals and relevant Russian initiatives regarding cooperation in this area to reach generally acceptable arrangements
