Door open to talks, Iranian hints
Says nuclear issue could be resolved with incentives
UNITED NATIONS -- Iran's foreign minister expressed optimism yesterday that negotiations would resolve the dangerous impasse over his country's nuclear program, raising hopes that Iran might voluntarily curb uranium enrichment in exchange for economic and technological incentives. (Full article: 665 words)
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