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US, Iran Hold Nuclear Talks in Oman — REUTERS / Iranian Foreign Ministry

Iran Politics · Iran

US, Iran Hold Nuclear Talks in Oman

42% Center coverage: 185 sources

Iran and the U.S. began indirect negotiations on Friday, with mediation by Oman, around Tehran's nuclear program. Direct talks are also reportedly scheduled for Friday. The talks come amid intensifying military tensions in the Middle East, with Tehran saying its approach was shaped by both openness and caution.See the Story

Grieving parents protest at Swiss handling of autopsies for bar fire victims — REUTERS / Denis Balibouse

Switzerland Politics · Crans-Montana

Grieving parents protest at Swiss handling of autopsies for bar fire victims

44% Center coverage: 25 sources

Former French minister Lang summoned over Epstein links: Report — REUTERS / Michel Euler

France Politics · Paris

Former French minister Lang summoned over Epstein links: Report

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

Pressure rose on Friday on former French culture minister Jack Lang to resign as president of the Arab World Institute over his ties to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, after the foreign ministry summoned him to discuss the matter.See the Story

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