What Iran must do, and get in return, under nuclear talks extension
Tourists get dirty at the Boryeong Mud Festival in South Korea./ (Reuters) - Iran will receive $2.8 billion of its cash previously frozen abroad in return for action to limit its disputed atomic activities during a four-month extension of talks with six world powers over its nuclear programme. After more than two weeks of negotiations in Vienna, Iran and the powers announced early on Saturday that they would extend an interim deal that they hammered out in Geneva late last year. They agreed to continue talking until Nov. 24 after realising ...
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