Iran Nuclear Negotiators Work to Iron Out Differences

Iran and major international powers continue nuclear negotiations in Vienna on Wednesday, after blowing through a second self-imposed deadline. Negotiators have now given themselves until Friday to come up with a comprehensive deal. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif are staying in Vienna. Kerry was meeting with the U.S. delegation in Vienna. The foreign ministers of the five other nations at the negotiating table have left Vienna...

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