By Ladane Nasseri
Sept. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said his country is open to discuss ``everything'' if the U.S. stops ``threats'' against the holder of the world's second-largest oil and gas reserves.
``We believe that talks are much better than threats and confrontation,'' Ahmadinejad said in an interview with the Washington Post published today. Some U.S. politicians believe ``they own the entire world, so they speak from that position, looking down at us,'' he said. ``If they change their behavior, it is possible to talk about everything.''
The United States is pushing for sanctions to be imposed on Iran following the country's refusal to suspend its uranium enrichment work despite a United Nations Aug. 31 deadline. The process can be used to make nuclear fuel or build a bomb.
Iran says it is ready to discuss the issue with the permanent members of the UN Security Council -- the U.S., U.K., France, China and Russia -- plus Germany ``at the negotiating table.'' The U.S. insists on the suspension of enrichment suspension as a pre-requisite to talks ...
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