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Iran told to live up to international demands

The European Union today called on Iran to live up to international demands to halt its nuclear programme and return to negotiations.

Iran told to live up to international demands

Tue, 10 Apr, 2007 - 16:07

The European Union today called on Iran to live up to international demands to halt its nuclear programme and return to negotiations.

The 27-nation EU and the United States fear the programme is being used to develop nuclear weapons.

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