U.S. "new tone" in foreign policy dominates Munich   The 45th Munich Security Conference, which concluded on Sunday, was sure to be remembered for the years to come as the new U.S. administration, determined to repair relations with Russia and Europe, set a so-called "new tone" in its foreign policy which could have deep repercussions around the world.  Full Story>>
Munich Security Conference   Biden: it is time to "reset" ties with Russia Thorny global, regional security issues top Munich agenda   U.S. Vice President Biden to attend Munich conference Backgrounder: Munich Security Conference        Russia's ties with the West   Solana urges EU, U.S. to take seriously Medvedev proposals Sarkozy says Russia poses no military threat to EU, NATO  Kissinger urges U.S., Russia to talk on nuke weapons cuts Russia urges "constructive response" from U.S. on START II   Iran's nuclear issue   Iran urges U.S. for change of strategy Biden says U.S. willing to talk to Iran conditionally Larijani says Obama must change policies toward Iran             Iran rules out talks with U.S. at Munich conference Other  security issues Barroso calls for more effective multilaterism in addressing global security concerns Biden says U.S. to do utmost on crisis, other challenges NATO urges EU to contribute more troops to Afghanistan German FM calls for "saving" of CFE treaty	Major security issues Israel-Palestine Conflicts Iran Nuclear Crisis Tension in Iraq 9/11 Terrorist Attacks

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