BREAKING NEWS

Iran's Zarif seeks progress in nuclear talks with Kerry

By REUTERS

JANUARY 14, 2015 12:56

GENEVA - Iran Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday that his meeting with US Secretary of State John Kerry was important to see if progress could be made in narrowing differences on his country's disputed nuclear program.

Zarif, asked by reporters in Geneva minutes before talks with Kerry began about the latest Charlie Hebdo newspaper cover depicting the Prophet Mohammad, said: "We believe that sanctities need to be respected.

"Unless we learn to respect one another, it will very difficult in a world of different views and different cultures and civilisations, we won't be able to engage in a serious dialogue if we start disrespecting each other's values and sanctities," Zarif told reporters.

Respecting such "sanctities" makes it easier to have respectful relations, he added.

Death toll from heavy rains in Brazil hits 100

By REUTERS

05/08/2024 06:29 PM

Main maternity hospital in Rafah stops admitting patients

By REUTERS

05/08/2024 05:49 PM

Only three days of fuel for health services in south of Gaza, says WHO

By REUTERS

05/08/2024 05:22 PM

Greta Thunberg fined for blocking Swedish parliament entrance

By REUTERS