Israeli concern over Iran nuclear talks in Vienna  Reason to
smile: Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Zarif  meets with
Austrian President Heinz Fischer (Photo: Reuters)   The Israeli
government is concerned that the cordial but insubstantial tones
of the nuclear talks taking place in Vienna this week are the
start of prolonged negotiations which will allow Iran to
increase its nuclear  A spokesman for European Union foreign
policy chief, Baroness Catherine Ashton, the main representative
of the five world powers at the P5+1 talks said that “all the
concerns of the international community” would be addressed.
However, Iranian negotiators made it clear on Tuesday that they
refused to discuss anything but their nuclear programme, and
that any mention of issues such as their long-range missile
development is off the table.  They added that there was no
question of Iran dismantling its nuclear facilities. Both sides
said that the talks had gone well though there was no
expectation of a breakthrough in the first r