Nuclear Deal: Iran proposes talks with European powers

Iran courts Europe on nuclear talks

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Thursday he would be willing to visit Germany, France and Britain for talks on his country's nuclear programme. Tehran recently reopened nuclear talks with its arch-foe the United States, engaging in two rounds of mediated negotiations in Muscat and Rome. Germany, France and Britain, along with the United States, were among the parties to a landmark 2015 deal that placed curbs Iran's nuclear program…

After the recent nuclear talks, Iran appears to be also ready for negotiations with European nations. Iran's foreign minister offers personal visits to Germany, France and Great Britain. It is possible to discuss topics that are "of common interest."

US envoy to meet Iranians for third time

US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, who will attend technical talks in Oman on Saturday, last met Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on April 19, with both parties reporting progress. The first meeting was held on April 12.

Iran also wants to negotiate its controversial nuclear program with France, Germany and Great Britain.

Iran is already negotiating with the US and China on its nuclear program. Next, Foreign Minister Araghchi wants to talk to France, Great Britain and Germany as well. He calls this an opportunity to "take a new path".

Iran signals willingness to hold nuclear talks with Europeans

France has indicated that European powers are also ready for dialogue if Tehran shows it is seriously engaged