Much more work needed in Iran nuclear talks despite progress, EU says Reuters 1 hr ago
BRUSSELS, April 20 (Reuters) - Iran, the United States and world powers need to do a lot more to reach a deal to save the 2015 nuclear accord, the EU s political director chairing talks in Vienna said on Tuesday. Progress made over the last two weeks, European External Action Service Deputy Secretary General Enrique Mora said on Twitter. But much more hard work needed. Third expert group was created to address sequencing issues, he said. (Reporting by Robin Emmott; Editing by Alison Williams)
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Tangled web of the new nuclear deal talks
Maria Maalouf
April 11, 2021 23:53
European External Action Service Deputy Secretary General Enrique Mora (2nd L) and Iranian Deputy at Ministry of Foreign Affairs Abbas Araghchi (4th L) wait for the start of a meeting of the JCPOA Joint Commission in Vienna. (Reuters)
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The first round of nuclear deal negotiations between the US and Iran, which ended on Friday, were described as positive. However, the recriminations in Washington are commencing, as charges are being levied against the Biden administration for giving Tehran political credibility, while others are defending it as a historic meeting. But each side in the debate lacks the accuracy of all the political facts about what is going on between the two nations. Each side will try to furnish a reliable tradition of foreign policy to rebut the claims of the other. No one can yet have the vindication that their position is right.