Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said he sees "common ground" with the West over his country's disputed nuclear program, and "new behavior" from the United States that could merit a positive response.
Ahmadinejad told NBC News he believes U.S. policy "has been to confront the Iranian people" for 50 years. But he said he now sees "new behavior" and is unsure whether it's based on "mutual respect, cooperation and justice."
