China to send envoy to Iran over nuke standoff

BEIJING, China - China will send Assistant Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai (in file photo) to Iran and Russia as a special envoy to discuss the dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions, the Foreign Ministry said on April 13. (Kyodo)

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