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Bank Of America Investment Thursday, 16th February 2006
BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged the diplomatic resolution of Iran's nuclear standoff on Thursday, a day after the United States warned that Tehran was defying the international community by resuming uranium enrichment.

BEIJING (Reuters) China urged the diplomatic resolution of Iran's nuclear standoff on Thursday, a day after the United States warned that Tehran was defying the international community by resuming uranium enrichment. "We're extremely concerned about the status of the Iranian nuclear issue, " China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang told a regular news briefing.

Investment Opportunity "We're extremely concerned about the status of the Iranian nuclear issue," China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang told a regular news briefing.

Iran Focus Tehran, Iran, Dec. The new head of Russia's nuclear agency will be visiting Iran in February to hold talks with Iranian officials aimed at ending the international standoff over Tehran's sensitive nuclear work, Iran's official state news agency reported. Sergei Kirienko, head of Russia's Federal Atomic Energy Agency will travel to Bushehr where Russia is helping Iran build a nuclear plant.

Banc Of America Investment "We support protecting the international anti-proliferation regime and advocate peaceful resolution of the Iran nuclear issue through diplomatic negotiations," he said.

Associated Press By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press Writer UNITED NATIONS (AP) Senior diplomats from six key nations that have been struggling to find a way to deal with Iran's suspect nuclear program will try to take a longer, strategic view of the standoff in discussions Monday, U.N. ambassadors said. wielding U.N. the United States, Russia, China, as well as Germany will be holding talks as the council tries to overcome differences on a statement demanding a quick report on Iran's nuclear program.

Banking Investment The U.N. nuclear watchdog agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency, recently voted to report Iran's case to the U.N. Security Council, which could impose sanctions.

Iran Focus Tehran, Iran, Jan. Iran said on Sunday that it would not bow to international pressure over its nuclear program, run news agency IRNA reported. Javad Vaeedi, Deputy Head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) and senior nuclear negotiator, told IRNA that the Islamic Republic "will not make any compromise through a diplomacy of force and pressure".

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