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    US and Iran Hold Second Round of Talks on Iraq

    In May, the US and Iran began talks about stabilizing Iraq, an event considered "groundbreaking." Today, in round two, all three nations agreed to set up an ongoing security subcommittee, even though the US said the two months since May have not been encouraging. Neil King is diplomatic correspondent for the Wall Street Journal .

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    In May, the US and Iran began talks about stabilizing Iraq, an event considered "groundbreaking." Today, in round two, all three nations agreed to set up an ongoing security subcommittee, even though the US said the two months since May have not been encouraging. Neil King is diplomatic correspondent for the Wall Street Journal.

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    1 of 3
    Will YouTube Change the Substance of Presidential Politics?
    1. 1:41US and Iran Hold Second Round of Talks on IraqYou’re reading this
    2. 7:29Will YouTube and Web 2.0 Change American Politics?
    3. 43:12Is Referee Scandal a Sign of Gambling in the NBA?
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