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above all on the issue of Iran's nuclear programme.
Only in this way can meaningful compromises in the dispute on the nuclear programme be achieved.
The European Council remains fully committed to finding a diplomatic solution to the issue of Iran's nuclear programme and urges Iran to fully co-operate in this effort.
human rights abuses by the current government and the Iranian nuclear programme.
stressed that there is room for diplomatic discussions over Iran's nuclear programme.
It also approved the implementing legislation for the most recent EU restrictive measures in response to the Iranian nuclear programme.
It nonetheless remains committed to work for a diplomatic solution of the issue of Iran's nuclear programme.
How do all these gestures and diplomatic openings influence the equation around the North Korean nuclear programme, I asked.
This country's insistence on pursuing a nuclear programme which is unacceptable to the international community has caused massive tension in the area
On Iran's nuclear programme: we urged Teheran to engage constructively
The Council discussed Iran's nuclear programme and adopted conclusions welcoming UN Security Council Resolution 1929 imposing a fourth round of sanctions.
The Council repeated its serious and deepening concerns over Iran's nuclear programme and the urgent need for Iran to comply with all its international obligations.
The European Council reaffirms its grave concern over the development of Iran's nuclear programme and Iran's persistent failure to meet its international obligations.
behaviour in terms of Iran's nuclear programme.
about Iran's nuclear programme.
Turkey must spell out where it stands on the increasingly urgent issue of Tehran's nuclear programme.
Turkey has a different perception of Iran's nuclear programme.
the European Commission must publish an illustrative nuclear programme on a regular basis.
in two fundamental areas: building a vast“proxy” network and developing a nuclear programme that serves a military purpose.
to discuss Tehran's nuclear programme.