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TEHRAN, July 25 (UPI) -- Iranian officials would be opened to the United States opening a diplomatic office in Tehran, Iranian Expediency Council Secretary Mohsen Rezai said. Rezai said Iranians and Americans have mutual interests and a U.S diplomatic presence in Iran would have a positive outcome, KUNA, the Kuwaiti news agency, reported Friday. U.S. officials reportedly are investigating the possibility of opening a U.S. special interests section, a move that would help establish a full embassy and a diplomatic corps in Iran. Former Foreign Secretary Tanvir Ahmed Khan of Pakistan said while Western countries were trying to develop a relationship with Iran, they weren't ready for high-level talks, reported IRNA, the official Iranian news agency. Khan said developments, such as a top U.S. State Department official attending... [read full story]
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A spokesperson for German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday reiterated the need for a diplomatic settlement of the Iranian nuclear dispute. Talking to journalists in Berlin, Thomas Steg stressed there was no alternative...
AP - In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, The Associated Press has learned.
WASHINGTON -- In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, The Associated Press...
By MATTHEW LEE , Associated Press WASHINGTON - In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear...
Official: US envoy to meet Iranian nuke negotiator July 15, 2008 - In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a meeting with Iran's...
In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, The Associated Press has learned.
In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, The Associated Press has learned.
WASHINGTON -- In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, The Associated Press...
WASHINGTON (AP) — In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, The Associated...
This is an interesting new development: In a break with past Bush administration policy, a top U.S. diplomat will for the first time join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear...

