Negotiators from Iran and six world powers hunkered down Thursday to a second day of talks aimed towards what could be a historic deal on Tehran's controversial nuclear programme. A US State Department official said only that \"coordination and experts meetings will resume and continue throughout the day\" at a hotel in the Austrian capital. After three earlier rounds, this time Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany aim to start drafting the actual text of what could be a landmark agreement. Success could help Tehran and Washington **rmalise relations 35 years after the Islamic revolution toppled the autocratic US-backed Shah but failure could spark conflict and a regional nuclear arms race.
05-16-2014, 02:51 PM
Iran nuclear talks resume
Negotiators from Iran and six world powers hunkered down Thursday to a second day of talks aimed towards what could be a historic deal on Tehran's controversial nuclear programme. A US State Department official said only that \"coordination and experts meetings will resume and continue throughout the day\" at a hotel in the Austrian capital. After three earlier rounds, this time Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany aim to start drafting the actual text of what could be a landmark agreement. Success could help Tehran and Washington **rmalise relations 35 years after the Islamic revolution toppled the autocratic US-backed Shah but failure could spark conflict and a regional nuclear arms race.
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