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#39;Dangerous accord #39; with Iran worse than Israel feared: PM
Keep up-to-date with the latest news, subscribe here: http://bit.ly/AFP-subscribe Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday denounced as "dangerous" a nuclear accord that world powers...
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US officials say a full meeting will be held between Iran,P5+1 on Sunday
This will be the first meeting between Iran and the P5+1 in this round of talks in Lausanne, Switzerland. Among those to attend the meeting will be Iran #39;s foreign minister Mohammad Javad...
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Iran Nuclear Negotiations: Deal or No Deal?
The This Week powerhouse roundtable on the Iran nuclear talks, and Sen. Ted Cruz #39;s entry into the 2016 race.
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The international negotiations to strike a nuclear agreement with Iran intensified and took on a frantic tone Saturday, as France and Germany joined in the talks that have recently been limited to the United States and Tehran.
The negotiators are trying to reach an outline of an agreement by Tuesday, toward a final agreement by June 30 that would end Irans pursuit of a nuclear weapon.
Secretary of State John Kerry and the other negotiators have met multiple times this weekend in various formats in the Swiss town of Lausanne.
The serious but difficult work continues, a senior State Department official said. We expect the pace to intensify as we assess if an understanding is possible.
In another nod to the fast-approaching deadline, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani spoke by phone with German Chancellor Angela Merkel to emphasize the importance of reaching an agreement.
Iranian negotiator Majid Takht-e Ravanchi denied a news report that the sides were close to agreement on a text, and other officials spoke of remaining obstacles, including Iranian resistance to limits on research and development and demands for more speedy and broad relief from international sanctions.
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius told reporters as he arrived that the talks have been "long and difficult.
We've advanced on certain issues, not yet enough on others," he said.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, meanwhile, suggested the blame for any impasses lies with the U.S. and its partners.
"In negotiations, both sides must show flexibility," he wrote on Twitter. "We have and are ready to make a good deal for all. We await our counterparts' readiness."
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