The Guardian: Iran nuclear talks inching towards joint statement, say European diplomats
Secret parameters would be included in any agreement over the future of Iran’s nuclear programme, say diplomats, as Lausanne summit enters eighth day
Foreign ministers at talks in Lausanne on Iran’s nuclear programme have said they are inching towards a joint statement, which would be accompanied by a set of agreed parameters that would be kept secret, according to European diplomats.
After an all-night negotiating session, the ministers continued to make slow progress towards a consensus, but diplomats said there were still a small number of issues to be resolved before a joint statement could be made.
WNU Editor: It appears that they cannot even agree to a framework .... let alone the details .... of any nuclear agreement. These talks are a bust .... and from my vantage point what I am seeing is a US Secretary of State trying to salvage something so that he can bring back to the U.S. so that it can be used to dissuade Congress from imposing even more sanctions on Iran.
Iran Nuclear Talks News Updates -- April 2, 2015
Iran Negotiators Discuss Secret Annex as Talks Near Agreement -- Bloomberg
'Common understanding' on nuke deal met, Iran FM says -- USA Today
Iran nuclear talks: 'Significant progress' but still work to do, Iranian minister says -- CNN
Iran nuclear talks progress two days after deadline -- AP
Iran talks stretch into another day; deal seen close but elusive -- Reuters
Difference Remains in Iran's Nuclear Talks -- VOA
Iran Nuclear Talks Run Into Eighth Day -- WSJ
Iran nuclear talks limp on past deadline, but no sign of deal yet -- Al Jazeera
Iran Nuclear Talks Continue Past Deadline With No Deal in Sight -- ABC News
Obama Told Iran Nuclear Negotiators to Disregard Deadline in 11th Hour -- NYT
"Difficult job" or foot dragging in Iran nuke talks? -- CBS News
Progress made, but can an Iran nuclear framework deal be reached? -- CNN
The Iran nuclear talks: a very simple guide -- Max Fisher, VOX
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