America-Iran nuclear talks transferred to Rome, Italy accepted hosting

International News:  The ongoing talks between the US and Iran regarding the nuclear program will now be held in Rome, Italy. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani confirmed on Monday that the upcoming talks would take place in Rome on Saturday. Earlier, the initial meeting in Oman was described as positive and creative, after which both countries decided to meet in Rome for further discussion. Italy has accepted this dialogue at Oman's request.

Focus on nuclear monitoring improvement

Rafael Grosie, head of the United Nations Atomic Monitoring Institute (IAEA), will visit Iran this week. Their purpose is to improve the monitoring of Iran's nuclear program, especially to increase the reach of inspectors.  

Strict instruction to stop Iran from making nuclear weapons

US President Donald Trump has warned Iran that the US may give rigorous reactions if he moves towards making nuclear weapons. Trump said Iran should give up the dream of making nuclear weapons, otherwise it will have to suffer serious consequences.

Britain imposed new restrictions on Iran 

Iran has recently been imposed new sanctions by the British government. The British government has listed Facastraut Network and Rava Majid, who are accused of assisting organized crimes in UK or other countries.

Nuclear talks and global security 

These dialogue and developments are at a significant turn in terms of global security and nuclear non -proliferation, and their results can have a profound impact on the international community.