Nuclear Negotiations in Geneva: A Step Towards Resolution?
Iran, Britain, France, and Germany hold talks in Geneva concerning Tehran's nuclear program, with discussions focusing on sanctions-lifting and nuclear deal specifics. The dialogue aims to create a favorable negotiating environment. Past attempts to revive the Iran nuclear deal have faltered, notably with the U.S. exit in 2018.

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Diplomatic talks took place in Geneva involving Iran and European countries, discussing Iran's contentious nuclear program. These discussions aim to address sanctions-lifting and nuclear field details crucial for reaching a new agreement.
According to Iran's deputy foreign minister, Kazem Gharibabadi, the discussions were 'serious, frank, and constructive,' with all parties agreeing that continued dialogue is necessary to create a conducive negotiating atmosphere.
The backdrop of these negotiations includes the U.S.'s 2018 withdrawal from the nuclear pact and Iran's subsequent breaches, heightening the deteriorating nuclear non-proliferation landscape.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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