This Friday in Geneva, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will sit down with his counterparts from Britain, France and Germany alongside the European Union for high-stakes nuclear talks. Against the backdrop of Israel’s recent strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and Tehran’s subsequent missile response, diplomats are racing to find a diplomatic path forward.
Araghchi’s announcement, carried by state news agency IRNA, underlines the urgent tone: “We will meet with the European delegation in Geneva on Friday.” The goal? De-escalation and a roadmap to prevent further conflict over suspected nuclear activity.
Joining Araghchi at the table are French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, British Foreign Secretary David Lammy, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas. They represent the core signatories of the 2015 nuclear agreement, which limited Iran’s enrichment capability before the United States withdrew under President Trump’s administration.
With President Trump publicly weighing military options against Iran’s nuclear sites and Europe advocating diplomacy, this Geneva meeting could mark a turning point. EU leaders insist that open dialogue remains the best way to ensure Iran does not develop a nuclear weapon.
As global citizens, the stakes are clear: successful talks could stabilize a volatile region and set a blueprint for tackling complex security challenges through negotiation. Stay tuned to myglobalnews.net for live updates and expert analysis as these high-profile discussions unfold.
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Iranian, European FMs to hold nuclear talks on Friday in Geneva
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