US-Iran talks begin in Oman. Can common ground be found?

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  Coming up, the US and Iran are holding talks,

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  but where are the points in common will assess the hopes for today's discussions in Oman.

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  We learned this week of an intriguing new angle to American exceptionalism.

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  Andrew Muller will help us with what we've learned this week,

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  plus the papers, and why Japan is limiting numbers for cherry blossom season.

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  That's all coming up on The Globalist, live from London.

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  First a look at what else is happening in today's news.

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  for opposing the former president,

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  Nicolas Maduro.

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