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Western powers on Tuesday warned Russia in opposition to wrecking an nearly accomplished deal on bringing the USA and Iran again into compliance with the 2015 nuclear accord, as Iran’s high negotiator was set to return from consultations in Tehran.

Eleven months of talks to revive the deal which lifted sanctions on Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear program have reached their last phases.

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However they’ve been sophisticated by a last-minute demand from Russia for ensures from the USA that Western sanctions concentrating on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine wouldn’t have an effect on its enterprise with Iran. 

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Iran’s new President-elect Ebrahim Raisi speaks throughout a press convention in Tehran, Iran, on Monday.
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U.S. Underneath Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland mentioned Russia was searching for to reap additional advantages from its participation within the effort to revive the nuclear settlement, but it surely won’t succeed.

“Russia is making an attempt to up the ante and broaden its calls for with regard to the (nuclear deal) and we’re not enjoying ‘Let’s make a deal’,” Nuland, the No. 3 U.S. diplomat, informed a Senate International Relations Committee listening to.

Iran’s high negotiator Ali Bagheri Kani is due again in Vienna on Wednesday after unexpectedly returning to Tehran on Monday for consultations, an Iranian and a European official mentioned.

The talks’ coordinator, Enrique Mora of the European Union, mentioned on Monday the time had come for political selections to be taken to finish the negotiations.

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“The window of alternative is closing. We name on all sides to make the choices obligatory to shut this deal now, and on Russia to not add extraneous situations to its conclusion,” Britain, France and Germany mentioned in a joint assertion to the U.N. nuclear watchdog’s 35-nation Board of Governors.

Iran has sought to take away all sanctions and it needs ensures from the USA that it’ll not abandon the settlement as soon as extra, after then-U.S. President Donald Trump walked out of the deal in 2018 and reimposed sanctions.

Diplomats have mentioned till now that a number of variations nonetheless wanted to be overcome within the talks, together with the extent to which sanctions on Iran, notably its elite revolutionary guards, could be rolled again and what ensures Washington would give if it have been to once more renege on the deal.

Satellite photo provided from Planet Labs Inc. shows Iran's Natanz nuclear facility. 

Satellite tv for pc photograph offered from Planet Labs Inc. reveals Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility. 
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Two Western officers mentioned there was now a last textual content on the desk and people points had been resolved.

Whereas they could not rule out additional last-minute surprises, they mentioned the final large open query was whether or not Russia’s calls for have been manageably slender and restricted to nuclear cooperation spelled out within the settlement, as Moscow’s envoy to the talks has informed different events, or a lot broader, as Russian International Minister Sergei Lavrov has described them.

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“We’re very near an settlement. It’s important we conclude whereas we nonetheless can,” France’s International Ministry spokeswoman Anne-Claire Legendre informed reporters in a day by day briefing.

“We’re involved by the dangers that additional delays may weigh on the potential for concluding,” she mentioned.

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Moscow threw the potential wrench within the works on Saturday, simply as months of oblique talks between Tehran and Washington in Vienna seemed to be headed for an settlement, with Lavrov saying the Western sanctions over Ukraine had change into a stumbling block for the nuclear deal.

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The EU’s Mora and Russia’s high negotiator Mikhail Ulyanov held talks in Vienna on Tuesday night, exchanging views on the “present developments and manner forward,” Moscow’s envoy mentioned on Twitter.

Western officers say there’s widespread curiosity in avoiding a nuclear nonproliferation disaster, and they’re making an attempt to determine whether or not what Russia is demanding regards solely its commitments to the Iran deal. That may be manageable, however something past that may be problematic, they are saying.

The brand new settlement would result in Russia taking in extra extremely enriched uranium that may be taken out of Iran to carry Tehran again into compliance with the unique deal’s caps on the purity and quantity of the enriched uranium it’s stockpiling. 

Members of the Iranian revolutionary guard march during a parade to commemorate the anniversary of the Iran-Iraq war

Members of the Iranian revolutionary guard march throughout a parade to commemorate the anniversary of the Iran-Iraq battle
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Rosatom, a state-run firm fashioned by Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2007, is essential to that and has nonetheless not been added to Western sanctions.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken performed down the problem throughout a go to to Estonia on Tuesday and mentioned Russia and the USA nonetheless shared a need to forestall Iran from buying a nuclear weapon.

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European negotiators from France, Britain, and Germany had already briefly left the talks as they believed that they had gone so far as they might go and it was now as much as the 2 primary protagonists to agree on excellent points.

Further reporting by Dubai Newsroom, Simon Lewis and Andrius Sytas in Tallinn; Writing by John Irish and Dominic Evans; Enhancing by Jonathan Oatis, Nick Macfie and Richard Pullin

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Zelenskyy meets Scholz in Berlin despite NATO meeting cancellation

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy concluded his short European tour ahead of the US elections in Berlin on Friday by meeting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. But was the trip a success?

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz received Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Berlin on Friday, where Scholz promised further aid packages before the cold Ukrainian winter sets in.

During the tour that included visiting UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian PM Giorgia Meloni, Zelenskyy reportedly presented his peace plan, which pledges an end to the war in 2025.

Scholz promised new air defence systems and other weapons, along with a fresh military aid package, in collaboration with other NATO partners, worth €1.4 billion. €170 million has also been earmarked for Ukraine’s energy system, according to Scholz.

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Zelenskyy was originally set to meet with US President Biden along with other key NATO members at a meeting on the Ramstein airbase scheduled for Saturday. However, the meeting was postponed after Biden stayed in the US as parts of the East coast were battered by hurricane Milton.

With no rescheduled date on the table for the meeting, experts suggest that Ukraine could be nervous ahead of the US election, less than a month away, as a visit from Biden may not carry as much weight when his presidency is coming to an end.

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The polls are currently on knife edge between Trump and Harris and if Trump manages to win, experts are predicting that support for Ukraine will dry up from the US side.

The question remaining is how quickly Ukraine could be become a NATO member and if it would be the whole of Ukraine, or simply the territories not occupied by Russian forces. It is clear a lot will depend on the outcome of the US election next month.

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The Nobel committee said that Nihon Hidankyo, the Japanese grass-roots movement of “hibakusha,” or atomic bombing survivors, has demonstrated that “nuclear weapons must never be used again.”

This movement is receiving the Peace Prize for its efforts to achieve a world free of nuclear weapons and for demonstrating through witness testimony that nuclear weapons must never be used again.

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While excavating the tomb of Jifai-Hapi, who governed the Asyut region during Egypt’s Middle Kingdom, archaeologists discovered the tomb of the ancient governor’s daughter, “Edi.” The find was announced by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities in an in an Oct. 2, 2024, Facebook post. 

Jifai-Hapi (also spelled Djefaihapi), was governor during the reign of King Senusret I. His burial chamber was the largest cemetery belonging to a non-royal of the time, signaling that he was an important ruler in Ancient Egypt, the statement said.

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An ancient tomb belonging to the daughter of a governor was discovered in Egypt’s Asyut archaeological site. (Sepia Times/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

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The daughter’s burial chamber was discovered by archaeologists about 50 feet down and consisted of two coffins, one placed inside another of slightly bigger size, according to the statement from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. The excavation was conducted by the University of Sohag in Egypt and the Free University of Berlin.

The larger of the two coffins was 2.62 meters (around 8.5 feet) while the smaller measured out to be 2.30 meters (around 7.5 feet.) The coffins were each “intricately painted,” according to the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. 

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The excavation was a joint effort between the University of Sohag in Egypt and the Free University of Berlin. (Jens Kalaene/picture alliance via Getty Images)

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“This new discovery in Asyut will add more to what we know about the Middle Kingdom, which is all too often overshadowed by the earlier Old Kingdom ‘Pyramid Age’ and the later New Kingdom, with its big name pharaohs such as Tutankhamun and [Ramesses II],” Joann Fletcher, a professor with the Department of Archaeology at the U.K.’s University of York, who was not involved in the research, told Newsweek.

“And yet the Middle Kingdom was actually a time of great artistic and cultural splendor, as indeed is reflected in the quality of the paintwork on the newly discovered outer coffin visible in the excavation photographs,” Fletcher told the outlet.  

Also found in the burial chamber was a small coffin lid, anopic jars as well as wooden structures, the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities said in the statement.

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During ancient times, thieves entered the chamber, according to the source, but there were still remains of the skeleton for experts to study. 

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Early studies have revealed that the governor’s daughter died before she was 40 years old and suffered from a congenital foot defect, according to the statement. 

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More excavations will be conducted and further research will be done to learn more about the ancient governor and his daughter. (iStock)

 

There is still much to be learned about the ancient governor and his daughter.

Further research to learn more about their lives is ongoing, the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities said in the statement.

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