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US Lawmakers Unveil More Toned Down Iran Sanctions Bill
Supporters of Iran sanctions in the US Senate have unveiled a toned-down bill aimed at gaining enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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US Lawmakers Push Ahead on Iran Sanctions: Senior Senator
Republican and Democratic US lawmakers will press ahead with a plan for more sanctions on Iran, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said on Wednesday, despite White House warnings that they risked derailing nuclear talks.
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Barack Obama would veto Iran bill: spokesman
The White House warned that President Barack Obama would veto a bill threatening new sanctions on Iran, because it could sink a final deal to stop Tehran getting a nuclear bomb.
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US Congress to hold off on Iran sanctions for now
The U.S. Congress is not expected to approve new sanctions against Iran until January at the earliest.
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Time to side with India to cut off ISI: US Senator Mark Kirk
Contending that US relationship with Pakistan had reached a dead end, an American lawmaker has said there was a sense among Congressmen that time had come to "side" with India to "cut off the ISI".
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US Lawmakers Unveil More Toned Down Iran Sanctions Bill
Supporters of Iran sanctions in the US Senate have unveiled a toned-down bill aimed at gaining enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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US Lawmakers Push Ahead on Iran Sanctions: Senior Senator
Republican and Democratic US lawmakers will press ahead with a plan for more sanctions on Iran, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said on Wednesday, despite White House warnings that they risked derailing nuclear talks.
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Barack Obama would veto Iran bill: spokesman
The White House warned that President Barack Obama would veto a bill threatening new sanctions on Iran, because it could sink a final deal to stop Tehran getting a nuclear bomb.
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US Congress to hold off on Iran sanctions for now
The U.S. Congress is not expected to approve new sanctions against Iran until January at the earliest.
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Time to side with India to cut off ISI: US Senator Mark Kirk
Contending that US relationship with Pakistan had reached a dead end, an American lawmaker has said there was a sense among Congressmen that time had come to "side" with India to "cut off the ISI".
