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26 May 2012

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No meeting between Jalil, US delegation head in BaghdadNo meeting between Jalil, US delegation head in Baghdad (8)
Baghdad, May 25, IRNA - A member of Iran's negotiation delegation in Baghdad has ruled out the AFP report that Saeed Jalili, the Secretary of Supreme National Security Council of Iran (SNSCI), had met the US envoy. The Iranian, who wanted not to be named, told IRNA that the SNSCI Secretary and the US delegation have had no meeting and talks.
Campaign launched for independent ScotlandCampaign launched for independent Scotland (1)
AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE EDINBURGH: Scottish nationalists launched an official "yes" campaign for independence today ahead of a likely 2014 referendum on severing the more than 300-year-old union with England. First Minister Alex Salmond said the semi-autonomous region should run its own foreign, economic and defence policies, and promised that he would try to get one million Scots to sign a declaration of support.
Higher-grade uranium detected in IranHigher-grade uranium detected in Iran (2)
By SAPA REUTERS (File image) Iran's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) ambassador Ali Asghar Soltanieh. Photo: REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger The UN atomic watchdog said Friday that it has detected in Iran traces of higher-grade uranium than Tehran had said it was enriching, but that the Iranians had said it may be down to a technical error. "The results of analysis of environmental samples ...
Lebanese pilgrims kidnapped in Syria are releasedLebanese pilgrims kidnapped in Syria are released (1)
By Zeina Karam - Associated Press Updated: 9:57 a.m. on Friday, May 25, 2012 BEIRUT - A group of Lebanese Shiites who were kidnapped in Syria were released in good health Friday, three days after Syrian rebels abducted the men as they returned from a religious pilgrimage, officials said. The kidnappings fueled fears that Lebanon is getting drawn into the bloody conflict in neighboring Syria.
US: World Obviously Won't Accept Iran's Civilian Enrichment of UraniumUS: World Obviously Won't Accept Iran's Civilian Enrichment of Uranium (1)
US: World Obviously Won't Accept Iran's Civilian Enrichment of Uranium Talks End With a Promise for Another Round in June by Jason Ditz, May 24, 2012 The Baghdad summit between the P5+1 and Iran has come to an end, with both sides agreeing to launch another round of talks next month in Moscow.
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