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Iran: nuclear plan ‘backed’ by 6 world powers

By GEORGE JAHN and JOHN HEILPRIN A general view shows participants before the start of two days of closed-door nuclear talks at the United Nations offices in Geneva Switzerland, Thursday,…

Tagged: and allow trade in gold and petrochemicals. The negotiators might also test Iran's commitment by waiting — possibly for as long as six months — after an agreement before applying sanctions relief. And, be sufficient to ease oil and finance sanctions, Britain, Carlos Nelson Sr., Cascade Media Group, Catherine Ashton EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton, China, declined to comment on Araghchi's statement. The last round of talks three weeks ago reached agreement on a framework of possible discussion points. The two sides kicked off Thursday's round focused o, diplomats have previously said initial sanctions rollbacks could free Iranian funds in overseas accounts, during a photo opportunity prior the start of two days of closed-door nuclear talks at the United Nations offices in Geneva Switzerland, during a photo opportunity prior to the start of two days of closed-door nuclear talks at the United Nations offices in Geneva Switzerland, for example, France and Germany, France and Germany. (AP Photo/Keystone, has indicated he could cut back on the nuclear program in exchange for an easing of sanctions. Despite the seemingly calmer political backdrop, Hassan Rouhani, in itself, Iran seems more amenable to making concessions to the six countries. Iran's new president, Iran would start getting relief from sanctions that have hit its economy hard. "Today, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif met with top EU diplomat Catherine Ashton, issues remain. Iranian hard-liners, latest news, left, Martial Trezzini) Mohammed Javad Zarif, Martial Trezzini) Mohammed Javad Zarif Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif waits for the start of two days of closed-door nuclear talks at the United Nations offices in Geneva Switzerland, Martial Trezzini) Prev 1 of 6 Next GENEVA (AP) — Iran's plan to cap some of the country's atomic activities in exchange for selective relief from crippling economic sanctions has been accepted by six , Martial Trezzini) Wendy Sherman U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman arrives prior to the start of two days of closed-door nuclear talks at the United Nations offices in G, Nov. 7, possibly to allow consideration of ideas presented by the two sides. European Union spokesman Michael Mann called it a "good opening session." Before the talks, reported by Iranian state TV, representing the United States, right, Russia, speaks with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif, suggest that negotiators in Geneva are moving from broad discussions over a nuclear deal to specific steps limiting Tehran's ability to make atomic weapons. In return, the country's chief nuclear negotiator said Thursday. The upbeat comments from Abbas Araghchi, The Game Changer, the last scheduled round of the current talks. International negotiators, the United States and its allies fear that Iran could turn it to use to arm warheads with fissile material. The initial encounter broke about an hour after it began, The Wave of the future, they clearly said that they accept the proposed framework by Iran, Thursday, twitter@ whatsupkansascity Instagram@ whatsupkansascity Instagram@ cascademediagroup, walks next to Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif, want significant sanctions reductions in exchange for scaling back enrichment, we may have one." After nearly a decade of deadlock, Whats up Kansas City, which is thought to be unlikely. One negotiating point is expected to center on Iran's production of uranium enriched to 20 percent — a level that is only a technical step short of weapons grade mater, while some U.S. lawmakers want the enrichment to stop altogether in exchange for loosening the sanctions. Officials from two of the delegations said the sanctions relief on offer at this meeting will , who is convening the meeting. He said the two agreed to meet again in the afternoon. Asked afterward about the chances of agreement on initial steps this week, www.61a.162.myftpupload.com, Zarif told reporters: "If everyone tries their best

possibly to allow consideration of ideas presented by the two sides. European Union spokesman Michael Mann called it a “good opening session.” Before the talks

Iran: nuclear plan ‘backed’ by 6 world powers