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Iran warns Europe not to cross "red lines" in nuclear offer
Iran on Saturday warned European countries not to cross its "red lines" in a new offer of incentives to coax Tehran to roll back its nuclear program, the official IRNA news agency reported.
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Major countries agree to negotiate with Iran
World major countries negotiating with Iran have agreed on a revamped offer of incentives to try to coax the country into rolling back its disputed nuclear program, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband said Friday. >>

Iran to unveil proposed package over its nuclear issue
Saeed Jalili, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said on Monday the Islamic Republic has held talks with a visiting Russian delegation over Tehran's proposed package over its nuclear issue. >>


Iran to disclose "serious proposals" to defuse nuclear tension
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U.S. team continues nuclear talks in DPRK

Iran announces more nuclear achievements as U.S. threatens more sanctions

Barak: All options against Iran should be on table

UNSC adopts new sanctions on Iran
Iran's Stance more >>
- Iran warns Europe not to cross "red lines" in nuclear offer
- Iran to disclose "serious proposals" to defuse nuclear tension
- Iran to unveil proposed package over its nuclear issue
- Iranian president arrives in Islamabad for stopover visit
- Iran urges Azerbaijan to release Russian nuclear cargo "urgently"
- Iranian President to visit Pakistan on April 28
- Iran agrees to clarify suspected nuclear projects
- Ahmadinejad: Iran ready to discuss nuclear issue with any country
- Iran rejects U.S., Britain's nuclear arms allegations
- Iran discloses nuclear package soon
World Reactions more >>
- Major countries agree to negotiate with Iran
- Official: Six-nation meeting on Iran nuke issue to be held in London
- IAEA deputy chief in Iran for more nuclear talks
- India says it is for IAEA to decide on nature of Iran's nuclear program
- India rejects U.S. advice on Iranian issue
- IAEA deputy chief arrives in Iran for nuclear talks
- ElBaradei says Iran uranium enrichment progress slow
- IAEA head calls for more dialogue on Iran nuke issue
- EU concerned about tightened situation in Middle East
- U.S., Britain call for tightening sanctions on Iran
Analysis/Commentary
- Iran nuclear impasse likely to persist
- Iran faces fresh pressure from UN Security Council
- No breakthrough for Iran nuclear stalemate in sight after IAEA report
- Iran uses dual tactics to cope with West over nuke issue
- China encourages Iran to continue dialogues, co-op with IAEA, EU
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China's Attitude
- China says six-nation talks on Iran's nuclear issue reaches "important consenses"
- China to host six-nation talks on Iran's nuclear issue
- Chinese envoy: New UN resolution aims to reactivate diplomatic efforts on Iran
- Continued diplomatic efforts included in draft UN resolution on Iran
- Chinese FM calls for more diplomatic efforts in handling Iran
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