G7 Urges Talks to Resume for Deal on Iran Nuclear Program

G7 Foreign Ministers Condemn Iranian Threats Against Watchdog Head

The G7 stated that Iran “can never have nuclear weapons, and urged Iran to refrain from reconstituting its unjustified enrichment activities.” By Mike Wagenheim, JNS The foreign ministers of the G7 countries and the European Union stated on Monday that Iran should not try to restart nuclear enrichment activities after recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on its facilities. “We reiterate our support for the ceasefire between Israel and Iran,” which U.…

Foreign Ministers of Oman and Egypt urge Washington and Tehran to resume negotiations

At a joint news conference in Cairo on Tuesday, Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi and Egypt's Badr Abdelatty called on Washington and Tehran to stabilise the ceasefire and return to the negotiating table.

G7 leaders issue official joint statement calling Iran to resume nuclear talks

(The Center Square) – Two weeks after President Donald Trump had to leave the G7 summit early to tend to escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, the G7 leaders have released a joint statement calling on Iran to resume negotiations…

EU foreign policy chief urges talks 'as soon as possible' to end Iran's nuclear program

'Any threats to pull out of the non-proliferation treaty don’t help to lower tensions,' Kaja Kallas says - Anadolu Ajansı

G7 urges talks to resume for deal on Iran nuclear programme

Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven nations said on Monday they supported the ceasefire between Israel and Iran and urged for negotiations to resume for a deal to address Iran's nuclear programme, according to a joint statement.

G7 calls on Iran against 'unjustified' uranium enrichment

The G7 foreign ministers call on Iran to stop its nuclear enrichment and resume cooperation with the IAEA, while urging both Iran and "Israel" to uphold the ceasefire.