Diplomatie: Berichte: Neue Bewegung in Friedensbemühungen mit dem Iran
Berichten zufolge bereiten die USA und Israel neue Militärschläge gegen den Iran vor. Nun soll es neue Bemühungen um eine diplomatische Lösung geben.
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