EU Foreign Policy Chief on Iran Meeting: “I Hope We’ll See the Beginnings of Success”
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JPost/Reuters – The European Union’s foreign policy chief said on Friday she hoped upcoming talks with Iran would form the basis for Tehran to eventually abandon its alleged nuclear weapons program.
Speaking ahead of talks scheduled for May 23 in Baghdad, Catherine Ashton – who has been representing the major powers at talks about Iran’s nuclear activity – said she had high hopes for the new round of negotiations.
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