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Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. Photo: WikiCommons.
Sky News – A senior Iranian official has raised doubts about whether an agreement to curb Iran‘s nuclear programme could be finalised during high-level talks in Geneva.
Sky’s foreign affairs correspondent Tim Marshall said “a deal does not look imminent” after a day of intense diplomacy, which saw US Secretary of State John Kerry and Britain’s Foreign Secretary William Hague join foreign ministers from Russia, France, China and Germany.
