Get tough with Iran, Brown urges
Sep 24th, 2009Gordon Brown say the UN must consider “far tougher” sanctions against countries who break nuclear non-proliferation rules.
Gordon Brown say the UN must consider “far tougher” sanctions against countries who break nuclear non-proliferation rules.
Pressure deepened against Iran on Thursday when the world’s eight top economic powers gave Teheran until year’s end to cease enriching uranium or face new sanctions, but resistance from China could undermine the effort.
Washington has been pushing for heavier sanctions if Iran does not agree to end enrichment, which many nations believe is part of […]
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Gordon Brown tells Iran it faces a “clear choice” over its nuclear plans, with the possibility of tougher sanctions.