As US President Barack Obama plans to pay his first official visit to Beijing, China signals its opposition to new sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.
The Chinese government believes that negotiation sides should make efforts to settle issues regarding Iran's nuclear case through "political and diplomatic" talks, Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang told IRNA on Saturday.
He added that a diplomatic and permanent solution to Iran's nuclear issue will help bring about peace and stability to the Middle East.
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Not really
by OmidKarimi on Sun Nov 15, 2009 07:44 AM PSTThey are just saying what Russia was saying a month ago, "we dont support sanctions until there is something in the cake for us". Russia got a piece, now China wants something as long as they leave Iran's oil industry alone.
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