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Brussels (AFP) Nov 9, 2010 World powers will respond soon to Iran's proposal for a resumption of talks on its nuclear programme, a spokeswoman for European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said on Tuesday. Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili proposed a date and venue for the talks in a letter to Ashton, who spearheads talks on behalf of Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States, "I can confirm receipt of the letter. We will now discuss the details and proposals with our... partners and respond to Dr Jalili in the coming days," a spokeswoman for Ashton said. "I cannot go into details of the letter, but there are some proposals put forward by Iran" which would be considered, the spokeswoman said. The six powers have proposed that talks could start on November 15 in Vienna.
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Iran nuclear cooperation insufficient: IAEA chiefUnited Nations (AFP) Nov 8, 2010 The head of the UN nuclear watchdog said Monday that Iran has still not given proof that its atomic program is peaceful and that he is seriously concerned about North Korea's nuclear work. Iran again insisted to a nuclear debate at the UN General Assembly however that it is only working on civilian energy. The West has accused Iran of seeking a bomb. International Atomic Energy Agency ch ... read more |
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