The US Iranian dispute is not limited to the nuclear issue.

Japan believes that the Iranian nuclear issue should be resolved through negotiations by diplomatic means.

I would like to take the opportunity to briefly introduce China's positions concerning the nuclear issue of the Korean peninsula, as well as the Iranian nuclear issue.

Particularly on the nuclear issue, which, for Iranian diplomacy, dominates most others, Rowhani must walk a political tightrope.

Grafted onto this is America Iranian enmity, fed by the nuclear issue, but also by disagreement in Iraq.

On the issue of Iran s nuclear ambitions, the Iranian government s equivocal position also is a source of growing concern.

The Endless Iranian Nuclear Crisis

View from Iran shares her Iranian friend's opinon on Iranian nuclear crisis.

Allow me, as the elected President of the Iranian people, to outline the other main elements of my country's initiative regarding the nuclear issue.

An Iranian nuclear missile explodes in East Riyadh.

Seen from this perspective, any US Iranian talks over the nuclear issue in the wake of Hassan Rouhani s victory in Iran s presidential election could have much broader significance.

Turkey s efforts are also helping to prevent wars in the Middle East, and our intense efforts have helped keep a diplomatic track open on the Iranian nuclear issue.

War between Israel and Iran over alleged Iranian nuclear proliferation.

Those who foresee war argue that Israel is unwilling to tolerate a heavily armed Iranian proxy on its border while tensions with Iran over the nuclear issue remain unresolved.

For these reasons, President Bush declared an Iranian nuclear weapon unacceptable.

We have made active efforts to promote dialogue and reconciliation and support the efforts of the parties concerned to seek proper settlement of the nuclear issues on the Korean peninsula and the Iranian nuclear issue through political and diplomatic means.

Republican challenger Mitt Romney s success in the first debate improves his chances and the prospect of a new administration settling in before any major decisions are made on the Iranian nuclear issue.

On the issue of Iran s nuclear ambitions, the Iranian government s equivocal position also is a source of growing concern. Many European lawmakers are worried by the prospect of a nuclear armed Iran on Europe s doorstep, and are not convinced by the regime s claim that it seeks only nuclear energy.

Israeli politicians continue to threaten attacking Iranian nuclear facilities and Iranian authorities recite their old slogans that Israel will 'disappear from the map.'

However, if some try to impose their will on the Iranian people by resorting to a language of force and threats against Iran, we will reconsider our entire approach to the nuclear issue.

China will continue to make use of all available opportunities to promote such negotiations actively and will continue to play a constructive role towards the ultimate and appropriate resolution of the Iranian nuclear issue.

Nor has the Iranian government ever publicly expressed a will to possess nuclear weapons.

Nuclear weapons would make the threat posed by the Iranian regime all the more severe.

In July, it released a report relating to a serious nuclear accident that had occurred at the Iranian Natanz nuclear facility in 2009.

Only then will the nuclear issue be resolved smoothly.

Second, it should clearly communicate that the issue is proliferation, not the nature of the Iranian regime.

Many policymakers hope that 2010 will bring clarity on the North Korean and Iranian nuclear programs.

As a result, nuclear tensions are likely to bedevil US Iranian relations for years to come.

Khamenei may be fundamentally opposed to full US Iranian relations, but a new Iranian president may provide some cover for limited accommodations, including perhaps on the nuclear front.

Mr. AN (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) I want to make two points, the first point concerning the nuclear issue and the participation over the nuclear issue.

However, the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula is complicated.

Japan does not want the resolution of the nuclear issue.

For its part, the Security Council would suspend all its deliberations related to the Iranian nuclear program.

The Iranian regime continues to defy the international community s efforts to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons.

Another development is the US presidential election. Republican challenger Mitt Romney s success in the first debate improves his chances and the prospect of a new administration settling in before any major decisions are made on the Iranian nuclear issue.

As a neighbouring country that has a great stake in stability in our region, we closely follow developments in the Iranian nuclear issue and hope that it will be resolved through mutually acceptable means deriving from the principles of international law.

For example, he overruled Iranian nuclear negotiators who offered a compromise during the Geneva negotiations in October 2009.

The bibliography relating to the issue of nuclear tests is extensive.

Solutions to the issue of nuclear submarine fuel can be found.

According to Iranian authorities, NATO s system is designed to neutralize Iran s deterrent capacity vis à vis Israel, thereby increasing the likelihood of an Israeli or US strike against Iranian nuclear facilities.

Like North Korea, the Iranian government will not shy from a showdown over its nuclear program. Why should it?

Then there is the Iranian regime, still intent on getting a nuclear weapon, and still exporting terror and instability.

But the Iranian regime is no ordinary government it may not adhere to the normal practices of nuclear restraint.

There is currently an extensive international dialogue on nuclear fuel cycle issue.

Concerning the Iranian nuclear issue, China has continued to advocate an early and appropriate solution within the framework of the Agency and has supported the pursuit by the European Union (EU) and Iran of a long term solution through dialogue and negotiation.