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20 May in 12:40 The talks between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ended in Reykjavik. The talks lasted almost two hours. The first meeting of the heads of foreign affairs agencies took place on the sidelines of the ministerial session of the Arctic Council in Reykjavik. At the beginning of the talks, Lavrov said that he intends to discuss with his American counterpart the situation on the Korean Peninsula, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action on...

The talks lasted almost two hours REYKJAVIK, May 20. /TASS/. The talks between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ended in Reykjavik, a TASS correspondent reported from the scene. The talks lasted almost two hours. The first meeting of the heads of foreign affairs agencies took place on the sidelines of the ministerial session of the Arctic Council in Reykjavik. At the beginning of the talks, Lavrov said that he intends to discuss with his American c...

Is the effective US news blackout about the negotiations with Iran meant to keep the allies and American public in the dark to prevent an outrage that may scuttle the administrations effort to revive the 2015 nuclear deal -- which Iran by the way never signed? If the Biden administration, like the Obama administration, suddenly surprises everyone that a deal has been reached, will it then be too late for the public to act? Is a return to the nuclear deal the price Biden agreed to for Obamas sup...

Lavrov, Blinken to meet in Reykjavik on May 20 Russian, US diplomats plan to discuss North Korean, Iranian nuclear problems H. J. I. / AA 13.05.2021 POLITICS Lavrov, Blinken to meet in Reykjavik on May 20 Antony Blinken and Sergey Lavrov Foto: CNN The Russian and US heads of diplomatic services during a phone talk on Wednesday agreed to meet on the sidelines of the Arctic Council summit to be held in Icelands capital Reykjavik on May 20. Sergey Lavrov and Antony Blinken plan to discuss the No...

"Those who commit the same mistakes and expect different results are deceiving themselves." — Abdullah bin Bajad Al-Otibi, Saudi writer and researcher, Alarabiya.net, April 19, 2021. After the deal expires in a few years.... Iran may build as many

The Biden administration seems more determined than ever, however, to "reward" Irans dangerous and predatory regime by returning to a deal that has sunset clauses, as well as an expiration date after which the mullahs can enrich uranium, spin centrifuges at any level they desire, and make as many nuclear weapons as they like. A return to the 2025 deal would help to lift all major sanctions against Iran -- sanctions it took years to put in place. The deal would enable Irans military sites to be ...

A nuclear armed Islamic Republic might be no more than a nuisance for the US, as is North Korea for example, while it would be an existential threat to Israel. But what if the whole nuclear issue, built by former President Barack Obama as the core of the "Iran problem", is a diversion designed to put real or imaginary foes on a wrong trajectory? So, is Iran enriching uranium to build a bomb? He [Obama] cited a "fatwa" by "Supreme Guide" Ali Khamenei that forbids Muslims from building the bomb. ...

16 Apr 2021 Iran announced Friday it is now enriching uranium at up to 60 percent purity, its highest level ever, just days after an attack targeted its key Natanz nuclear site. The country’s parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf (pictured) did not elaborate on the amount Iran ultimately planned to enrich, however the semi-official Tasnim news agency says the senior lawmaker congratulated the “brave Iranian people” on the success, saying “the Iranian nation’s determination cr...

Iran enriching uranium at any level -- it is a negligibly small step to enrich uranium from "acceptable levels" to "nuclear" levels -- puts the world at risk, especially as other countries in the region might well feel compelled launch their nuclear programs as a deterrent. The US and the UN Security Council also would do well to impose sanctions on Tehran for its violation of Resolution 2231, which "calls upon Iran not to undertake any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be ca...

The power cut on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility Sunday will set back Tehran’s nuclear program by nine months, according to...