Tag: Iran’s Nuclear Program
“Don’t Make Iran Re-Think its Cooperation”: Larijani to West
Ali Larijani, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament accused the IAEA of making obstacles for Iran and the P5+1 (P5+1 is the name given to the six countries – U.S, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany- negotiating with Iran) talks to reach an agreement on Tehran’s nuclear program.
Iran not Yet Responded to P5+1 Proposal
One day after Almaty, Kazakhstan Talks Ali Baqeri, Iran’s Deputy Senior Negotiator in nuclear talks with the so called P5+1 group comprising the United State, Britain, France, China, Russia and Germany, said in an interview with Iranian state TV that his country expects the group “to officially announce that they recognize Iran’s Nuclear rights.”
Marandi: Iran Has No Option But to Push Back Against Western Hegemony
In an interview with Iran’sView, Marandi discussed several issues including Iran’s nuclear program, the sanctions, and America’s offer for direct talks with Iran.
Jalili: ‘P5+1 Proposals More Realistic This Time’
Iranian top negotiator, Saeed Jalili told the reporters after the talks that the P5+1 finally addressed some of the demands Iran had made during Moscow talks 6 months ago.
Second Day of Nuclear Talks held in Almaty (Updated)
The second day of nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 is held in Almaty while the two sides agreed to have a technical meeting in Istanbul and then another political meeting in Almaty, Kazakhstan. no date specified by Iran’sView source.
Iranian Diplomat: ‘Iran has a changeable proposal’
Iran has come to Almaty with a comprehensive proposal that is changeable, an Iranian diplomat told the reporters as the nuclear talks continue.
Al-Monitor discloses details from P5+1 proposal
As the new round of nuclear negotiations started in Almaty, a source close to talks told Al Monitor that P5+1 new proposal includes only a slight relief of the sanctions on gold trade, petrochemical industry, and to a lesser extent on banking.