FOREIGN MINISTERS FROM MAJOR POWERS ARE LIKELY TO MEET LATE NEXT WEEK IN EUROPE TO COMPLETE WORK ON A PACKAGE OF INCENTIVES AND DISINCENTIVES AIMED AT RESOLVING THE IRAN NUCLEAR CRISIS, THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT SAID ON THURSDAY, REUTERS REPORTED. SPOKESMAN SEAN MCCORMACK SAID DETAILS HAD NOT BEEN NAILED DOWN BUT THE MEETING WOULD "LIKELY BE IN EUROPE AND LIKELY BE AT THE END OF NEXT WEEK." HE SAID THERE WAS A "NEW SPIRIT" SHOWN WHEN SENIOR OFFICIALS HELD TALKS ON WEDNESDAY IN LONDON. SENIOR OFFICIALS FROM U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL PERMANENT MEMBERS CHINA, RUSSIA, THE UNITED STATES, FRANCE AND BRITAIN, PLUS GERMANY MET TO TRY TO NARROW DIVISIONS OVER HOW TO INDUCE TEHRAN TO HALT SENSITIVE URANIUM ENRICHMENT WORK.
