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Rubio fails to reach Iran nuclear deal: Impossible to reach it within 72 hours | International | Central News Agency CNA
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Please agree to our privacy policy to enable news listening. (Central News Agency, New Delhi, comprehensive foreign news report on the 24th) People from all walks of life are expecting that Washington and the Tehran authorities will reach an agreement to end the war in the Middle East. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said today that the agreement that the United States wants to reach with Iran has the support of some countries in the Middle East, but an agreement involving nuclear issues cannot be reached within 72 hours. U.S. President Donald Trump earlier posted on his social media platform “Truth Social” that he had instructed U.S. negotiators not to rush into reaching a deal with Iran because “time is on our side.” Marco Rubio said in an interview with The New York Times during his visit to New Delhi, the capital of India, that nuclear negotiations are highly technical issues and cannot be concluded quickly within 72 hours. He also pointed out that Iran must immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz (Strait of Hormuz), “and then we will have very serious negotiations within the agreed framework on issues such as enrichment operations, highly enriched uranium and their commitment to never possess nuclear weapons.” The New York Times wrote that Rubio’s remarks indicated that the Trump administration was prepared to accept an interim agreement that would not immediately deprive Iran of its ability to build nuclear weapons. Rubio also said of Trump, “He always prefers to solve this problem through diplomacy and through agreement, so we will do our best to achieve it.” He further mentioned: “Currently, 7 or 8 countries in this region support this plan, and we are ready to advance this plan.” (Compiled by: Chen Yanjun) 1150525 supports the Central News Agency’s choice to stand with the facts. Every donation you make is a force to protect press freedom. Small-amount sponsorship downloads the Central News Agency’s “First-hand News” APP to get the latest news in real time. The text, pictures, and audio and video of this website may not be reproduced, publicly broadcast, or publicly transmitted and used without authorization.



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Leaders of South Korea and Japan met 4 times in 7 months Experts: The two countries will maintain positive relations for the time being
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(Central News Agency, Seoul, comprehensive foreign news report on the 19th) South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi held their fourth meeting in the past seven months today, highlighting the need for Asia’s old enemies South Korea and Japan to strengthen cooperation as they face challenges such as the Iran war. Experts believe that relations between the two countries will maintain a positive development trend for the time being.



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U.S. Trade Representative: Trump considers the interactive impact of U.S.-China factors on arms sales to Taiwan | International | Central News Agency CNA
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Please agree to our privacy policy to enable news listening. (Central News Agency reporter Liao Hanyuan, New York, 17th) U.S. Trade Representative Greer said on the Sunday Political Commentary program today that President Trump is considering how to promote arms sales to Taiwan. The reality is that the stability of U.S.-China relations is very important. He emphasized that the U.S. trade deficit with China decreased by 30% last year, the U.S. maintained tariffs on China and China opened the U.S. agricultural market, and these interacted with each other. George Stephanopoulos, host of ABC’s Sunday political commentary program “This Week,” asked guest Jamieson Greer how Trump uses arms sales to Taiwan as a bargaining chip. What to expect in return? Greer said that everyone remembers that the United States has sold arms to Taiwan for many years, and there have been many times during which there were no arms sales. Former President Obama (Barack Obama) and former President George W. Bush (George W. Bush) both suspended arms sales. Trump is considering how to advance this matter. The reality is that the stability of U.S.-China relations is very important. He said that the United States and China are two important economies. China has long raised the issue of arms sales to Taiwan, and Trump is considering how to deal with it. The background is that the United States reduced its trade deficit with China by 30% last year, maintained tariffs on China to control imports, and China opened its market for American agricultural products. These interact with each other. But Trump made decisions based on national security, based on the needs of U.S. national security. Stephanopoulo asked, what does Trump want to gain in return if he suspends arms sales to Taiwan? Greer said that the most important thing is that the status quo across the Taiwan Strait has not changed, and Trump has made it clear that the U.S. policy toward Taiwan has not changed. We hope that the situation will be stable, and if Chinese President Xi Jinping wants to change the status quo, it will be obvious that we will take it into consideration. Greer emphasized that Trump is very concerned about ensuring that nothing happens in the Taiwan Strait. This is the reason why he said in a media interview that he has not made any commitment to Xi on Taiwan. Trump will decide on his own arms sales and timing to Taiwan. (Editor: He Hongru) 1150518 supports the Central News Agency’s choice to stand with the facts. Every donation you make is a small amount of support to protect press freedom. Download the Central News Agency’s “First-hand News” APP to get the latest news in real time. The text, pictures and audio and video of this website may not be reproduced, publicly broadcast or publicly transmitted and used without authorization.



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