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.

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.)