<http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/ylhwq/index.htm> Iran Nuclear Crisis  
BEIJING, Aug. 23 (Xinhuanet) -- Five permanent members of the UN Security
Council plus Germany, which offered Iran the incentives to stop uranium
enrichment, Wednesday were studying Iran's offer of more talks to resolve a
nuclear dispute. 
 
  Iran said its reply to the proposal from the six-nation contained ideas
that would allow serious talks on the standoff to start straightaway. 
    But there was no sign Tehran had agreed to a key Security Council demand
that it freeze uranium enrichment by Aug. 31 or face the prospect of
sanctions. 
    Iran's top nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani on Tuesday submitted Iran's
formal response to the envoys from China, Russia, France, Germany, Britain
and Switzerland. 
    Switzerland is representing the United States since Washington has no
diplomatic relations with Iran. 
    China is carefully studying the response of Iran, according to the
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman's office Wednesday morning.
    "China has always believed that seeking a peaceful resolution to the
Iranian nuclear issue through diplomatic talks is the best choice (to solve
the issue) and in the interests of all parties concerned," said the office. 
    The Chinese side hopes the Iranian side would earnestly consider
concerns of the international community and come up with necessary and
constructive measures, it said. 
    "We also hope that other parties concerned will remain calm and patient,
show flexibility, stick to the orientation of peaceful resolution (of the
issue) and create favorable conditions for resuming talks as soon as
possible," the office said.
    A White House spokesman said on Tuesday that President George W. Bush
had yet to examine the Iranian reply. 
    European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana said Iran's response
was "extensive and therefore requires a detailed and careful analysis." 
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2006-08/23/content_4996789.htm


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