European Powers Push for IAEA Resolution on Iran's Nuclear Program

Amid escalating tensions, the IAEA chief visits Tehran to negotiate increased oversight as Iran expands uranium enrichment.

European nations, led by France, Britain, and Germany, are advocating for a new resolution at the IAEA to pressure Iran over its nuclear activities and lack of cooperation.
Iran has increased uranium enrichment to 60%, nearing the 90% required for nuclear weapons, raising international concerns.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi is in Tehran for high-level talks, seeking to restore monitoring access and address unresolved issues.
The diplomatic landscape is complicated by the return of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who previously withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal.
Iranian officials express willingness to revive negotiations, but geopolitical tensions, including conflicts involving Israel, complicate prospects for diplomacy.