US Hopes to Work with China to Ensure Iran's Compliance in Nuclear Nonproliferation

As the Chinese president arrives in Iran this weekend for an official state visit, the U.S. says it hopes Beijing continues to work with Washington to ensure Iran does not reconstitute its nuclear capabilities. Chinese President Xi Jinping is the first state leader to visit the Islamic Republic since Tehran implemented steps to roll back it's nuclear program. The two nations have maintained close economic and military ties, despite sanctions that had been imposed by the U.S....

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