Germany plays down sanctions, hopes for progress in talks Major powers are still hoping for a concrete and positive answer to an incentives package offered to Iran in June, but they may mull more sanctions if talks yield no progress, Germany said today. A German Foreign Ministry Spokesman said: A substantial offer from the EU is on the table. We are still in talks with Iran to receive a concrete and we hope positive response to this offer. This has until now been lacking. But Germany did not rule out the possibility of a fourth round of sanctions, saying that if talks yield no progress, the Security Council would become more relevant again. EU foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, said today that the two tracks in dealing with Iran negotiations and sanctions remained open, but noted that talks have made little progress. Officials from the six powers are meeting today in Washington ahead of meetings next week by foreign ministers on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. North Korea to restart nuclear reactor North Korea announced today that it had begun work to restore its nuclear reactor at Yongbyon, a signal that it was stepping away from a nuclear disarmament agreement it reached with six powers, including the United States, in exchange for much needed energy aid. North Korean foreign ministry official, Hyon Hak-Bong, said today We are making thorough preparations to restore [nuclear facilities], adding, "You may say we have already started ...
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