Iranian chief nuclear negotiator Said Jalili (right) and EU foreign-policy chief Catherine Ashton arrive for nuclear talks in Istanbul. Photo from Radio Free EuropeTalks On Iran's Nuclear Plans Fail As Countries Cannot Even Agree On When Or Where To Meet Next -- The Daily Mail
An apparent failure by world powers and Iran to make any progress toward resolving the dispute over Tehran's nuclear plans may increase U.S. talk of the need to step up sanctions against the Islamic republic.
Two days of seemingly fruitless discussions in Istanbul between Iran and the six powers - the United States, France, Germany, China, Russia and Britain - ended today without even an agreement on when and where to meet again.
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Iran urged to give up most enriched uranium -- Reuters
Iran blames West, U.S. for failure of Istanbul talks -- Xinhuanet
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