Iran, world powers sit down for key nuclear talks
Iran returned to talks Monday over its disputed nuclear program after a 14-month break, as world powers sounded out Tehran's intentions after it claimed to have taken a new step in making fissile material.
The negotiations, scheduled to last two days, began promptly Monday morning at the building of the Swiss mission to the United Nations with Ashton, Jalili and officials from Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States sitting around the same table. (AFP)
