How US and Iran are reviewing, fine-tuning nuclear deal
Tehran seeks to use the talks over reviving 2015 deal to get the IAEA to close its probes
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Tehran seeks to use the talks over reviving 2015 deal to get the IAEA to close its probes
The United States and Iran have found a way to address the U.N.
U.S. and Iran finesse issue of IAEA's nuclear probes, for now
The latest round of talks on the revival of the Iran nuclear deal or the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) ended in Vienna on August 8, with all parties returning back to their respective capitals for ‘political consultations’. The talks were convened as a part of one last-ditch effort by Josep Borrell, EU’s high representative along with the lead Iranian nuclear negotiator Ali Bagheri Kani in yet another bid to revive the deal. Earlier too, eight rounds of talks in Vienna since April 2021 did not yield any positive results.
Iran is one of the largest potential sources of oil supply on the market today, but a new Iran nuclear deal won’t be reached until there is agreement on one key issue