Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi is planning to talk with new Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in Tehran on Sunday, diplomatic sources said Saturday.The meeting with Raisi, an anti-U.S. conservative hardliner who took office this month, comes as Iran faces a deadlock in nuclear talks with the United States and Europe. Japan, meanwhile, has built friendly ties with Tehran while also being allied with Washington.Motegi is on a trip to the Middle East that also saw him visit Israel, another country that recently underwent changes in government.After arriving in Tehran on Saturday, Mo…READ FULL ARTICLE
