Intergovernmental relations theme
Looks like it might be possible to get a good price on enriched uranium from Iran if you want to start a nuclear weapons program.
Minister: Iran ready to compromise to reach a nuclear agreement. Trump has threatened attacks on Iran if a nuclear deal is not reached. According to Iran's deputy foreign minister, the country is ready to consider compromises if the U.S. can lift its sanctions.
The U.S. and Iran held indirect talks in the Gulf state of Oman earlier in February – and Takht-Ravanchi, Iran's deputy foreign minister, confirmed that a second round would take place in Geneva on Tuesday. Takht-Ravanchi pointed to Tehran's offer to dilute its 60 percent enriched uranium as proof of the country's willingness to compromise. See the article on SVT Nyheter.
Løkke Rasmussen: Hopes that ”the Greenlandic moment” will bring Europe together. Denmark’s Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen describes the period after the US expressed interest in acquiring Greenland as ”extraordinary.” The situation with the US has highlighted the advantage of being part of alliances and, together with Russia’s offensive war against Ukraine, has made Denmark and Europe wake up, Rasmussen believes. – I hope that in a few years we can look back on this as ”the Greenlandic moment” that made Europe start to pull itself together, Løkke Rasmussen tells SVT’s on-site team during the security conference in Munich. Watch the segment on SVT News.