MUSCAT, Oman, May 11, 2025 (BSS/AFP) - Iran and the United States wrapped up nuclear talks in Oman on Sunday with no apparent breakthrough in a public standoff over enrichment, but with both sides confirming plans for future negotiations. This was the fourth round of talks that began nearly a month»»»

TEHRAN/MUSCAT — Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday that Tehran would not compromise its right to enrich uranium, after the latest round of nuclear talks with the United States. "Enrichment... must continue and there is no room for compromise on it," Araghchi told Iranian state TV»»»

ConflictsUnited States of AmericaIran, US resume nuclear talks despite key disagreementsFelix Tamsut AFP, dpaThe talks aim to end Iran's uranium enrichment program in exchange for an easing of US sanctions. Tehran and Washington both have said they prefer diplomacy to resolve the dispute. https://p»»»

Ahead of a crucial round of talks in Oman, Iran's foreign minister asserted that the country's right to nuclear enrichment is "non-negotiable." This round of negotiations marks a significant point of contact between Iran and the US. Despite progress reported by both sides, disagreements persist ove»»»

MUSCAT: Iran and the United States are set to attend a fourth round of talks over Tehran’s nuclear program on Sunday, as US officials have voiced increasing opposition to Iranian enrichment. The negotiations, mediated by Oman and held in its capital Muscat, follow earlier rounds that began nearly a»»»