Iran and six world powers failed to reach agreement on 6 April on an approach to reducing fears that Tehran might use its nuclear technology to make weapons, with the EU’s foreign policy chief declaring that the two sides “remain far apart on substance.”Expectations that the negotiations were making progress rose as an afternoon session was extended into the evening.But comments by the two sides made clear that they failed to make enough headway to qualify the meeting as a success.Catherine Ashton, the European Union’s head of foreign policy, said negotiators would now consult their capitals. She made no mention of plans for a new meeting — another sign that the gap dividing the two sides remains subs
Deadlock As Iran-eu Nuclear Dialogue Fails
Iran and six world powers failed to reach agreement on 6 April on an approach to reducing fears that Tehran might use its nuclear technology to make weapons, with the EU’s foreign policy chief declaring that the two sides “remain far apart on substance.”
