Schieffer: On Syrian chemical weapons, all's well that ends well
Bob Schieffer says despite the chaos that preceded a tentative U.S.-Russia deal to secure and destroy Syria's chemical weapons, we have to hope it works
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Bob Schieffer says despite the chaos that preceded a tentative U.S.-Russia deal to secure and destroy Syria's chemical weapons, we have to hope it works
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer on how various factions in Syria are greeting news of a U.S.-Russia framework to secure Syria's chemical stockpile
CBS News' Margaret Brennan on the reaction to a tentative deal between the U.S. and Russia to secure and destroy Syria's chemical weapons
The latest on the negotiations between America and Russia over Syria's chemical weapons
Secretary of State John Kerry says he expects the Syrian government to surrender its chemical weapons in compliance with an international agreement
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he believes a forthcoming report from U.N. inspectors will show that chemical weapons were used in Syria
In Geneva, Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov agreed on the size of the Syrian chemical arsenal, but they're still working on other details, such as where the stockpile is
Meeting with the leader of Kuwait, President Obama expresses hope that the U.S. and Russia can secure a deal to have Syria hand over its chemical weapons
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White House spokesman Jay Carney says the recent diplomatic efforts on Syrian chemical weapons have not taken the threat of military action off the table
Secretary of State John Kerry says he is meeting the Russians to seek a "verifiable" agreement on Syria handing over its chemical weapons
House Speaker John Boehner says the United States has a national security interest in preventing Syria from any further use of chemical weapons
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President Obama said Secretary of State John Kerry is "working very hard" to secure a deal with Russia and Syria on a handover of Syrian chemical weapons
Writing in the New York Times, Russian President Vladimir Putin's "plea for caution" was more a warning about the consequences of U.S. military action, and a condemnation of American policy
Aid that had been promised by the Obama administration is being delivered in Syria
With the escalating U.S. role as a backdrop, Secretary of State John Kerry begins negotiations in Switzerland on destroying Syria's chemical weapons stockpile
Arms control experts are warning that any plan to secure Syria's chemical weapons will be a huge challenge
It would cost an estimated $1 billion dollars to destroy Syria's stockpile of chemical weapons
No member of Assad government will admit Syrian troops used chemical weapons, but they say they'll get rid of them to avoid U.S. strike
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Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's Foreign Minister, said that he hopes the Russian proposal that Syria give up its chemical weapons works to avert an American strike
Acknowledging challenges of removing chemical weapons from the civil war-torn nation, White House spokesman gives one condition for potential U.N. resolution
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