U.S., Allies Discuss Approach to Iran's Nuclear Ambitions Foreign ministers from the United States, Russia, China and the European Union meet in Vienna to discuss an impasse over Iran's nuclear program after Tehran rejected a fresh U.S. demand that it stop enriching uranium. The foreign ministers are expected to complete work on a new package of punishments and rewards for Iran.

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U.S., Allies Discuss Approach to Iran's Nuclear Ambitions

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U.S., Allies Discuss Approach to Iran's Nuclear Ambitions

June 1, 20064:00 PM ET

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Foreign ministers from the United States, Russia, China and the European Union meet in Vienna to discuss an impasse over Iran's nuclear program after Tehran rejected a fresh U.S. demand that it stop enriching uranium. The foreign ministers are expected to complete work on a new package of punishments and rewards for Iran. Robert Siegel talks with NPR's Rob Gifford.