World's Top Diplomats Join Iran Nuclear Talks -- Al Jazeera
US secretary of state and six other senior envoys head to Geneva to resume efforts to reach deal on disputed programme.
John Kerry, US secretary of state, has arrived in Geneva, where he joins top-level diplomats from six other foreign nations for talks aimed at reaching a nuclear deal with Iran.
Saturday's meeting will be the second time in two weeks involving Kerry and other senior emissaries in the Swiss city after intensive talks failed there shortly after midnight on November 10.
Kerry decided to go back for another try "in light of the progress being made" and "with the hope that an agreement will be reached", Marie Harf, State Department spokesperson, said on Friday.
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