EU, Iran to prepare nuclear diplomacy during UN meeting


  • World
  • Friday, 06 Sep 2013

VILNIUS (Reuters) - The European Union and Iran will discuss a resumption of nuclear negotiations during a United Nations gathering this month, possibly setting a date for a new round of talks aimed ultimately at preventing a new Middle East war.

Talks between Iran and six world powers overseen by the EU's top diplomat have been stalled since April. The West is keen to resume them with Iran having elected a moderate president but still expanding its uranium enrichment capacity and Israel brandishing hints of bombing runs on Iranian nuclear sites.

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