Submitted: Jul 19, 2008 - GENEVA - The United States and Iran, poised to meet today in Geneva in their first face-to-face talks on Iran's nuclear program, sent more signals Friday that they may be ready to step away from confrontation and begin a grueling process to resolve three decades of hostility.
Burhan Ozbilici / Associated Press Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, in Ankara, Turkey, on Friday, says…
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