Mon, 28 May, 2007 - 14:14
Iran and the United States resumed public diplomacy today for the first time in more than a quarter century.
The meeting in Baghdad between ambassadors on security in Iraq could produce a chapter in world history for its success or a footnote for its failure.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BaghdadPlace: IraqPlace: Green ZonePlace: TehranPlace: Middle EastPlace: IranPerson: US AmbassadorPerson: Ryan CrockerPerson: AmbassadorPerson: Hassan Kazemi QomiPerson: Ali al-DabaghPerson: al-DabaghPerson: prime ministerPerson: Nouri MalikiPerson: National Security AdviserPerson: Mowaffak al-RubaiePerson: MalikiPerson: IraqisPerson: foreign ministerPerson: Manouchehr MottakiPerson: MottakiPerson: BushPerson: Saddam HusseinPerson: IraniansPerson: AmericansPerson: US Secretary of State Condoleezza RicePerson: Iranian Foreign MinisterPerson: CrockerEvent: 1979 Islamic RevolutionOrganisation: USOrganisation: IranOrganisation: United StatesOrganisation: IraqOrganisation: WashingtonOrganisation: TehranOrganisation: IslamOrganisation: IsraelOrganisation: America
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