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5 good books about Egypt
As unrest continues to swell in Egypt, books about the country are suddenly turning into hot reads. Not too surprisingly, the release date of "The Age of Deception: Nuclear Diplomacy in Treacherous Times" by Mohamed ElBaradei, Nobel laureate and protest leader, has been moved up to April 26. While waiting for "The Age of Deception," here are five other recommended books about Egypt.
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In Pictures: Egyptian protests
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Who were the previous 10 Nobel Peace Prize winners?
Imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo won the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize Friday for his long and nonviolent struggle for human rights in his country. Here is a list of the past 10 Nobel Peace Prize winners and why the committee chose them.
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Nuclear talks: Iran agrees to meet US, world powers twice more in October
Iran appeared to understand there was new urgency on the nuclear issue, agreeing at the Geneva talks to open its second enrichment facility to inspectors.
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Obama says Iran must take 'concrete steps' on nuclear issues
The talks in Geneva were historic, but some experts say Iran gained prestige without having to concede much.
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Is Iran hiding other secret nuclear sites?
Iran may have built a shadow infrastructure to provide the raw material for building nuclear weapons, experts say.
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Iran nuclear talks in Geneva: What is Tehran's strategy?
At a midday break, diplomats said the tone has been "civil" but a US official says Iran's delegation lacks the 'cohesion and confidence' to make a deal.
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Obama accuses Iran of secret nuclear facility
Ahead of G-20 meetings on Friday, Obama said the nuclear facility underscores Iran's 'continued unwillingness to meet its obligations' under international agreements.
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World powers tell Iran to answer fast on nuclear talks
Officials from Germany and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council met in Frankfurt Wednesday.
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Iran gives IAEA more access to nuclear sitesThe move comes days before the UN nuclear watchdog will release a report on Iran's nuclear program that is expected to be critical.
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Day 5 of Iran protests: Where do we stand?
As tens of thousands marched in Tehran Wednesday, the government moved to recount ballots and crack down on bloggers and news websites.
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Opinion: World's nuclear watchdog needs a strong and wily chief
Promoting peaceful atomic energy while keeping nuclear weapons in check will require a strong International Atomic Energy Agency. Its current struggle to pick a new director shows how high the stakes are.
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US officials weigh Iran's nuclear weapons capability
Defense Secretary Gates said Tehran was not close to having a bomb. A new report in which senior advisers to Obama participated urges further sanctions.
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Bush, at the U.N., warns world again of extremist threats
He also singles out Iran's pursuit of a nuclear program as endangering international security.
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Opinion: The alternative to an Israeli attack on Iran
Serious diplomacy, not military action, will bring regional security.
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Can Syria avoid sanctions with a U.N. nuclear inspection?
An IAEA team visits the site of an alleged nuclear weapons facility bombed by Israel in September.
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Nuclear report: parsing Iran's intent
As UN nuclear watchdog meets in Vienna, sparring is sharp over Iran's goals for its program.
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Iran faces possible U.N. sanctions over nuclear programThe US is pushing stronger action, but others want only mild measures.
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Terrorism & Security
Iran promises to come clean on its nuclear programIt says it will provide answers to remaining questions to the IAEA within four weeks.
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