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| Tweet Topic Started: Nov 11 2014, 01:24 PM (36 Views) | |
| Chris | Nov 11 2014, 01:24 PM Post #1 |
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Paolo Gentiloni Minister of Foreign Affairs - Italy Fellow representatives, I believe it is time to discuss where we stand regarding sanctions on Iran. For over a decade we have heard that Iran is within a year of developing a nuclear weapon, but this has yet to happen. We cannot afford to cut off our nose to spite our faces, implementing sanctions that harm our own economies as much as they damage Iran's. I will lay my own government's position out for all to see, we will not support the reimplementation of sanctions against Iran without concrete evidence of the much vaunted nuclear threat. There can be more positive outcomes achieved by offering Iran inducements rather than attempting to beat it into submission with sanctions. It is time that European foreign policy placed the interests of Europe at the fore. |
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| Litos | Nov 12 2014, 08:16 AM Post #2 |
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Itō Hirobumi
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Frank Walter-Steinmeier Foreign Minister Germany agrees that we do not have the economic freedom to impose renewed sanctions. To do so will create financial disaster. |
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| iceviking | Nov 12 2014, 09:21 AM Post #3 |
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![]() Anders Ahnlid ,Svensk ambassadör till Europeiska unionen / Swedish Ambassador to the European Union. Sweden agrees with our Italian and German counterparts. America does not have much to lose as compared to European countries. We are also in agreement with the Italians when it comes to this supposed 'nuclear bomb ' which does not to have materialized, we suggest we contact Tehran and progress from there. |
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