Why it matters:
The talks represent ongoing diplomatic efforts to address the longstanding issue over Iran’s nuclear program and Western sanctions, amid stalled broader negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal.
The big picture:
The meeting reflects Iran’s continued engagement with Europe despite escalating regional tensions and a deadlock in broader talks involving the U.S., with Iran seeking to manage disputes through dialogue rather than confrontation.
Key points:
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The new round of talks between Iran and the three European countries began at 2:30 PM European time in Geneva and concluded moments ago.
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The agenda included nuclear issues and UN Resolution 2231 regarding the lifting of sanctions.
- The Iranian delegation was led by Majid Takht-Ravanchi and Kazem Gharib-Abadi
- The European side was represented by the deputy foreign ministers of Germany, France, and the UK
- Discussions centered on sanctions relief and nuclear compliance under Resolution 2231
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