Iran plans to open Parchin, a key military base, to nuclear inspectors and seeks a new date for proposed talks with world powers. View more photos of Iran’s quest to possess nuclear technology. Washington PostIran Offers To Resume Nuclear Talks, Allow Inspectors Into Military Site -- Radio Free Europe
The five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany have agreed to a proposal from Iran to resume talks on Tehran's nuclear program.
EU foreign-policy chief Catherine Ashton, who is the contact person for the group, announced on March 6 she had responded to a February letter from Iranian nuclear negotiator Said Jalili proposing new discussions.
The time and venue of the talks between Tehran and the six powers -- the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain, and Germany -- have not yet been agreed.
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Fresh Iran Nuclear Talks Agreed With World Powers - EU -- BBC
U.S., others agree to nuclear talks with Iran -- CNN
Big powers accept Iran offer of nuclear talks: EU's Ashton -- Reuters
World powers offer to restart nuclear negotiations with Iran -- L.A. Times
Big powers accept Iran offer of nuclear talks – EU’s Ashton -- Euronews
World powers agree to restart talks with Iran over nuclear program -- Haaretz
Security Council to Resume Iran Nuclear Talks -- Time/AP
World powers offer to resume nuke talks with Tehran -- AFP
Iran Offer for Nuclear Talks Led by EU Accepted as Military Action Weighed -- Bloomberg
Iran Agrees to Limited Inspection of Secret Military Site, Reports Say -- New York Times
Iran to allow UN inspectors into secret nuclear site as 'good will gesture' -- FOX News
Iran: U.N. can visit secret military complex -- CBS/AP
Report: Iran to grant UN watchdog access to suspected nuclear site -- Haaretz
Iran says it will open key base for nuclear inspections -- Washington Post
Iran crisis: IAEA offered conditional access to Parchin -- BBC
Iran Says It's Ready To Allow U.N. Nuclear Inspectors To Military Site -- NPR
Iran says it will let nuclear inspectors in... two weeks after sending them home -- The Telegraph
My Comment: Here we go again .... more talks even though Iran has made it very clear that their nuclear program will continue. I have zero reason to be optimistic.