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Kremlin says Syria peace talk participants must show patience
MOSCOW Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday that peace talks on the Syria conflict taking place in Geneva were always set to be long and difficult, and that it was too early to talk about patience running out on any side of the negotiations.
U.S. urges caution while traveling in Europe after Brussels attacks
WASHINGTON The State Department warned U.S. citizens about the potential risks of travel in Europe after several attacks, including those earlier on Tuesday in Brussels claimed by Islamic State.
In oil rout, some U.S. energy bosses were spared the pain
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Attorneys for Cosby, accusers due back in Massachusetts court
BOSTON Attorneys for Bill Cosby and those of seven women who have accused the comedian of sexual assault are due in a Massachusetts courtroom on Wednesday to argue about evidence in a defamation suit.
Kerry seeks answers on Assad's future in Kremlin talks
MOSCOW U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Moscow on Wednesday seeking answers from President Vladimir Putin on how Russia views a political transition unfolding in Syria, in particular the fate of President Bashar al-Assad.
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