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Laurent Fabius at a political rally held by the Socialist Party for the 2007 parliamentary elections.
Ynet – Delicate talks between Iran and world powers on how to implement a landmark nuclear deal were to resume in Geneva Thursday, as France’s foreign minister cast doubt on their chance of success.
The technical talks were set to begin at 3:00 pm in the Swiss city, Iran’s deputy foreign minister and lead negotiator Abbas Araqchi, who is not personally taking part in the expert-level negotiations, told Iranian state television.
