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Further sanctions will not change Iran's nuclear behavior; negotiations might.

8.29am BST George Osborne has warned that further sanctions will be considered against Russia if it fails to co-operate over access to the MH17 crash site.

They know that if the negotiations fail, further sanctions will kick in, economic stagnation will worsen, and they will reap the benefits of widespread public disenchantment".

Mr Putin claims that there is no evidence that Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons, and argues that further sanctions will do no good to anyone.

Washington's basic reasoning is that the practical effect on Russia's economy and markets, as well as the symbolic import of further sanctions, will be greater if the United States is seen to be acting in concert with the European Union.

A further tightening of sanctions will suggest the opposite is true.

There is also a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels this morning, where further sanctions against Russia will be discussed.

Nevertheless a number of politicians have said that a further round of sanctions will be in the offing if Russian policy does not change.

"If he continues to destabilise Ukraine, there will be further sanctions, further measures and there will be a completely different relationship between European countries and America on the one hand and Russia on the other".

"We believe that any new sanctions will further isolate and insulate the Taliban, with whom the world has been seeking to engage constructively, so that their policies can be influenced and moderated," Mr. Ahmad told reporters today.

The new sanctions will further financially isolate North Korea's military intelligence agency and other entities, the US Treasury said in a statement.