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European Union Foreign Affairs Head Catherine Ashton. Photo: wiki commons.
JPost/Reuters – Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator said on Tuesday he hoped a new round of diplomacy would soon be agreed with world powers after talks that failed to resolve their differences over Tehran‘s atomic program in Moscow.
Iran and the six powers agreed only to hold a technical follow-up meeting in Istanbul on July 3 after two days of talks in Moscow, European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said.
