Upbeat Mood As Iran Nuclear Talks Start In Geneva -- BBC
Iran has said its proposal to nuclear talks in Geneva has the "capacity to make a breakthrough".
Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said world powers were receptive to his plans, but negotiators had agreed to keep the details confidential for now.
Teams from Iran and six other nations are holding two days of discussions in Geneva on Iran's nuclear future.
The West suspects Iran of seeking a nuclear arms capability and currently imposes punishing sanctions against it.
Tehran denies the West's claim, saying its nuclear programme is peaceful.
These are the first talks since Hassan Rouhani became Iran's president in August.
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