That the two-day meeting of E3+3 with an Iranian delegation in Baghdad over the latter’s nuclear program has de facto been adjourned to be continued in Moscow on June 18 is probably the only outcome which may prevent the whole endeavor of being a complete failure. Sanctions were not to be removed off the table [...]
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After Baghdad – What Next?
Posted in Iran, NPT, P5+1, tagged Baghdad meeting, E3+3, high-explosive test chamber, IAEA, Jeffrey Lewis, Parchin, Yukiya Amano on May 25, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Maybe a Breakthrough
Posted in IAEA, Iran, NPT, P5+1, USA, tagged 20% LEU, Additional Protocol, Ali Larijani, Catherine Ashton, Geneva talks, Istanbul talks, Mir-Hossein Mousavi, modified Code 3.1, Saeed Jalili, swap deal, TRR on April 14, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Talks in Istanbul today between delegates of the the UN Security Council member states plus Germany, and Iran over the latter’s disputed nuclear program are said to have been constructive. After weeks of mixed and highly confusing messages sent out by President Obama and his administration about either acceptance of Iran’s enrichment program in the [...]
A Pile of Shards?
Posted in Iran, P5+1, tagged Busher light water reactor, Istanbul conference, NPT, sabotage, stuxnet on January 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Is there anything to negotiate in the upcoming meeting of Iran with members of World powers (P5+1) in Istanbul on Friday this week? A different sound of war drum beats can be heard these days. Stuxnet, probably a joint venture of the U.S. and Israel to bring Iran’s nuclear program to an end, may even [...]
Resuming the Talks
Posted in IAEA, Iran, NPT, P5+1, tagged Bushehr nuclear plant, Catherine Ashton, Eric A. Brill, Flynt Leverett, hypocrisy, ISIS, LEU, medical isotopes, Safeguards Agreement IAEA-Iran, Tehran Research Reactor, UN Charta, Vienna Talks on October 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Update below. Finally, Tehran has positively responded to a request, or invitation, from Catherine Ashton, the European Union’s foreign policy chief, to revive talks in Vienna on the nuclear issue. The meeting is supposed to be held on November 15-17. Another swap proposal is expected. As a matter of fact, the American President Barack Obama wasn’t [...]
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