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(AP) George Jahn - Iran and six powers are still apart on all main elements of a nuclear deal with less than two weeks to go to their June 30 target date and will likely have to extend their negotiations, two diplomats said. Negotiators have been meeting five days a week in Vienna over the past few weeks, but Russian chief delegate Sergey Ryabkov said Friday the "the rate of progress...is progressively slowing down." Diplomats described disagreement on up to 10 elements crucial to any deal. 2015-06-18 00:00:00Full Article
Iran Nuke Talks Impeded by Disagreement on All Main Elements
(AP) George Jahn - Iran and six powers are still apart on all main elements of a nuclear deal with less than two weeks to go to their June 30 target date and will likely have to extend their negotiations, two diplomats said. Negotiators have been meeting five days a week in Vienna over the past few weeks, but Russian chief delegate Sergey Ryabkov said Friday the "the rate of progress...is progressively slowing down." Diplomats described disagreement on up to 10 elements crucial to any deal. 2015-06-18 00:00:00Full Article
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