U.S. and Iranian officials held a rare one-on-one meeting today as major powers convened near Geneva to try to negotiate an end to Tehran's disputed nuclear program. Full Story »
Posted by Derek Hawkins - via Publish2 (World)
Not much here. It would be so much more interesting and informative if we were given an idea of what Iranians think about the nuclear issue.
Among the dishes served were: Trout almondine, cold sablefish, assorted cheeses and meats and salads including rice with olives, potato, carrot and tomato. Dessert included ... More »
This article offers sufficient and satisfying information about the Geneva talks between major world powers and Iran. I consider this a straightforward and credible account of high quality.
Today’s meeting was a constructive beginning but it must be followed with constructive action by the Iranian government. More »
Good story, but it would have been stronger if it had made clear whether the issue was any enrichment of uranium by Iran (allowed by NPT to 5% or less purity), or enrichment adequately overseen by the IAEA. The Natanz facility is monitored 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week, so no diversion of nuclear materials is possible without the IAEA becoming aware.
Obama should make clear Iran has rights under the NPT, and the issue is adequate transparency. He should openly note that Israel is not a party to the NPT.
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