Britain, France and Germany are close to obtaining consensus on a resolution at the United Nations’ nuclear agency here that would impose a September deadline for Iran to resume the suspension of its nuclear program, diplomats said Thursday. After two days of backroom discussions and lobbying by the three European countries and the United States, the governing board of the UN’s International Atomic Energy Agency said it would meet to consider a resolution that “urges Iran to re-establish full suspension of all enrichment-related activities.”Full Story
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