of course we say thank you to turkey russia iraq and my home country, the united states. i particularly want to thank president obama. he has been courageous and determined in his pursuit of a diplomatic path and from the day that he took office president obama has been crystal clear that a nuclear-armed iran would pose a threat to our security and the security of our allyings in the region including israel. he has been just as clear that the best and most effective way to prevent that threat is through diplomacy. others on this journey for even longer than that. but as was announced moments ago, today we have reached a critical milestone in that quest. we are p5+1 eu partners and iran have arrived at a consensus on the key parameters of an arrangement that once implemented will give the international community confidence that iran's nuclear program is and will remain ex-inclusively peaceful. and over the coming weeks, with all of the conditions of the 2013 joint plan of action still in effect from this moment forward, our experts will continue to work hard to build on th

and then of course we say thank you to turkey russia iraq and my home country, the united states. i particularly want to thank president obama. he has been courageous and determined in his pursuit of diplomatic path. from the day that he took office, president obama has been crystal clear that a nuclear armed iran would pose a threat to our security and the security of our allies in the region including israel. he has been just as clear that the best and most effective way to prevent that threat is through diplomacy. the journey forwards a diplomatic solution began years ago. i can tell you that i've personally been involved about four years beginning from the time that i was serving in the united states senate. others have been on this journey and others on our team for even longer than that. as foreign minister zarif and high representative mogorini announced moments ago, today we have reached a critical milestone in that quest. we are p a plus 1 eu partners and iran have arrived at consensus on key parameters of arrangement that once implemented will give the international comm

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these talks off the ground in the first place, and then, of course, we say thank you to turkey, russia, kazakhstan, iraqmy home country, the united states. i particularly want to thank president obama. he has been courageous and determined in his pursuit of a diplomatic path. and from the day that he took office, president obama has been crystal-clear that a nuclear-armed iran would pose a threat to our security and the security of our allies in the region, including israel. he has been just as clear that the best and most effective way to prevent that threat is through diplomacy. the journey towards a diplomatic solution began years ago. and i can tell you that i've personally been involved for about four years, beginning from the time that i was serving in the united states senate. others have been on this journey, and some of the others in our team, for even longer than that. but as foreign minister zarif and high representative mogherini announced moments ago, today we have reached a critical milestone in that quest. we, our p5+1, eu partners, and iran have arrived at a consensus on the key paramete

these talks on the ground in the first place, and then of course, we say thank you to turkey, russia, kazakhstan, iraq, and my home country, the united states. i particularly want to thank president obama. he has been courageous and determined in his pursuit of a diplomatic path. from the day he took office, president obama has been crystal clear that a nuclear armed iran would pose a threat to our security and the security of our allies in the region, including israel. he has been just as clear that the best and most effective way to prevent that threat is through diplomacy. the journey towards a diplomatic solution begin years ago -- began years ago, and i have been involved personally for about four years beginning with the time i was serving in the united states senate. others who have been on this journey and others on our team have been involved longer than that. as far as the high representative, what he announced moments ago, today we reached a critical milestone in that >>. we are in our partners and iran have arrived at a consensus on that key parameters of an arrangement that, once implemen

these talks off the ground in the first place, and then of course, we say thank you to turkey russia, kazakhstan iraqry, the united states. i particularly want to thank president obama. he had been courageous and determined in his pursuit of a diplomatic path, and from the day that he took office president obama has been crystal clear that a nuclear armed iran would pose a threat to our security and security of the allies in the region including israel. he's been just as clear that the best and most effective way to prevent that threat is through diplomacy. the journey towards a diplomatic solution began years ago, and i can tell you i've personally been involved for about four years beginning from the time i was serving in the united states senate. others have been on this journey and some of the others in our team for even longer than that. as foreign minister zarif and high representative represented moments ago, today, we reached a critical milestone in the quest. we are e.u. partners and iran have arrived at a consensus on key parameters of an arrangement that once implemented will give the inte

and then of course we say thank you to turkey, russia, kazakhstan kazakhstan, iraq, and my home countryited states. i particularly want to thank president obama. he has been courageous and determined in his pursuit of a diplomatic path. and from the day that he took office, president obama has been crystal clear that a nuclear armed iran would pose a threat to our security and the security of our allies in the region including israel. he has been just as clear that the best and most effective way to prevent that threat is through diplomacy. the journey towards a diplomatic solution began years ago. and i can tell you that i've personally been involved for about four years beginning from the time that i was serving in the united states senate. others have been on this journey and some of the others in our team for even longer than that. but as foreign minister zarif and high representative mogherini announced moments ago, today we have reached a critical milestone in that quest. we are p5+1 eu partners and iran have arrived at a consensus on the key parameters of an arrangement that once

iraq. many died of hunger or thirst or were simply killed. some 300,000 armenians fled abroad. many went to russia. turkey's focus on friday was not in the genocide but on the centenary of the tailed allied attack on gallipoli -- the failed allied attack. the event was held one day early, prompting some accusations ankara wanted to overshadow armenia's ceremonies. the turkish president did offer console insist -- condolences but did not use the word genocide. meanwhile, turkish nationalists protested against those who described the killings as genocide. turkey's refusal to accept the term is an open wound for armenians today. 100 years on, they say it is time for ankara to accept its historical guilt. >> for the turkish perspective on what has become a very divisive day, let's turn now to our correspondent, dorian jones who joins us from istanbul by skype. what is modern turkey choose to essentially ignore the genocide and instead mark a world where one battle anniversary, that of gallipoli? >> they say it's just a coincidence. they say the traditional commemorate gallipoli in march, but the reason they mov

iraq, syria, turkey pipeline. in both cases, putin played the role of a savior. he was the greatest beneficiary. [applause] vladimir: mr. kasparov was saying that putin stands for russia'snterest. i guess he does from a certain viewpoint. his popularity, i've read your interview in the newspaper where you laugh at putin's popularity. you know as well as i do that to the people. these are not government-sponsored. over 80% of the russian people support putin. there's got to be a reason for that. these are not stupid people. these are people who lived a long time. they know what propaganda is. what they do see in putin, and i'm not defending putin, what they see in putin is a man who has brought russia back. no longer russians feel that they are second-place. that they are really not a great nation. they've been told by others just get out of our face. now we are back and if you don't like us, we don't care. but we are back thanks to putin. that is the feeling they have. this is something that has to be understood. there is a reason for it. it is not just because it is an autocratic state. when my colleague here talks about russian media, he's right. there's a lot of medi