For more on the Iran nuclear issue, we speak to Hua Liming, from the China Institute of International Studies in Beijing.
Guest: Hua Liming, guest research fellow of China Institute of Int'l Studies
Q1: We know that the IAEA-drafted fuel deal is a departure from the international community's earlier position of zero Iranian enrichment. But it now looks very unlikely that Iran will agree to it. Why?
Q2: On Tuesday, Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad dismissed the year-end deadline. And the US government is readying sanctions against Iran. Will the US sanctions bring another round of negotiations and progress?
Q3: What are the options available to world powers if Tehran misses the deadline?
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| Hua Liming, guest research fellow of China Institute of Int'l Studies |