Iran's IAEA ambassador Soltanieh attends an IAEA board of governors meeting in V … WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama clashed with Republican presidential contenders on Tuesday over how to thwart Iran's nuclear ambitions, accusing them in the harshest terms yet of "beating the drums of war" while failing to consider the consequences. The Republicans, competing to be the most hawkish on Iran and favorable to Israel before the powerful pro-Israel lobby group AIPAC, blasted Obama for a policy they said was too weak in backing the Jewish state and confronting Tehran. The Iranian nuclear standoff dominated Obama's first news conference of the year, held on the same day as the Republicans' pivotal Super Tuesday round of presidential primaries and during a Washington visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Insisting there is time for sanctions to work against Tehran, Obama made clear that in talks with Netanyahu he cautioned agai...
BUTWAL, FEB 25 - Senior leader of CPN-UML Madhav Kumar Nepal said that constitution drafting process would not get momentum until the UCPN (Maoist) was detached from its weapons and combatants. Speaking at a program in Rupahdehi district today, Nepal maintained that settling the thorny issues of the statute drafting was not a complex issue but Maoist coming to the Constituent Assembly (CA) election with the weapons and combatants in its disposal was creating difficulties at present. Saying that the mistakes of the past had obstructed the peace and constitution for four long years, Nepal said that the fundamental issues of the constitution drafting should be initiated only after the completion of army integration. . Nepal also said that on the context of Nepali Congress and UML, sorting out the disputed issues were not the major setbacks. He remarked that Maoist’s reluctance in solving the issues regarding its weapons and combatants was thickening the problems. ...
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