US Secretary of state john Kerry and
European Union foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton expressing a hope
of clinching the deal on the next scheduled date of talks.
The deal already being struck by expert negotiators could not be considered beyond their ingenuity to not adequately address the concerns and all aspects of the deal.
Though John kerry responding to his critics in the US legislature stating that "This is an issue of such consequence that really needs to rise or fall on merit,not on politics ",The last minute postponement apparently addressed the fears of Iran's arch rival Saudi Arabia's political concerns of upsetting the balance of power between the Sunni authoritarian Monarchs vis-a vis shia Islamic republic in the Middle east.
Considering the nuclear agreement is "greatly preferable,"Obama said the U.S. will provide "very modest" sanctions relief in the initial phase of an agreement but would keep the broader "sanctions architecture" in place as a threat if Tehran doesn't comply.
Further Saudi Arabia consider any improvement in the ties of West and Iran as reducing the strategic and financial importance of the Saudi Arabia for US and also as curtailing Saudi influence over jihadi terrorists in Syria and other parts of the world.
Israel is not the only country fretting but also Saudi Arabia, Iran's chief rival for regional influence, has made clear to Washington that it does not like the signs of a possible U.S.-Iran rapprochement.
And such reactions from Saudi are also well reflected in their recent rejection of UNSC seat.
Iran's negotiator Mohammed Javad Zarif however graciously did not criticise the French minister saying that disagreements at this stage of the negotiations were to be expected Zarif said that he's still hopeful a deal will be reached but insists any agreement must include the lifting of all Western sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
Adjournment of agreement by a period of 10 days can hardly be a matter of any consequence but the times demand the conclusion of agreement necessary earlier rather than later,in view of needs of US and almost all the countries of various economic zones to synthesize and normalise the conflict torn deteriorating conditions in Afghanistan and Iraq's society so that global economic slowdown is arrested and economic requirements of humanity are properly addressed.
This is also the most opportune time as potential transitions in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India are required to be given positive direction and Iran's contribution to this cause is of greater consequence.
The deal already being struck by expert negotiators could not be considered beyond their ingenuity to not adequately address the concerns and all aspects of the deal.
Though John kerry responding to his critics in the US legislature stating that "This is an issue of such consequence that really needs to rise or fall on merit,not on politics ",The last minute postponement apparently addressed the fears of Iran's arch rival Saudi Arabia's political concerns of upsetting the balance of power between the Sunni authoritarian Monarchs vis-a vis shia Islamic republic in the Middle east.
Considering the nuclear agreement is "greatly preferable,"Obama said the U.S. will provide "very modest" sanctions relief in the initial phase of an agreement but would keep the broader "sanctions architecture" in place as a threat if Tehran doesn't comply.
Further Saudi Arabia consider any improvement in the ties of West and Iran as reducing the strategic and financial importance of the Saudi Arabia for US and also as curtailing Saudi influence over jihadi terrorists in Syria and other parts of the world.
Israel is not the only country fretting but also Saudi Arabia, Iran's chief rival for regional influence, has made clear to Washington that it does not like the signs of a possible U.S.-Iran rapprochement.
And such reactions from Saudi are also well reflected in their recent rejection of UNSC seat.
Iran's negotiator Mohammed Javad Zarif however graciously did not criticise the French minister saying that disagreements at this stage of the negotiations were to be expected Zarif said that he's still hopeful a deal will be reached but insists any agreement must include the lifting of all Western sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
Adjournment of agreement by a period of 10 days can hardly be a matter of any consequence but the times demand the conclusion of agreement necessary earlier rather than later,in view of needs of US and almost all the countries of various economic zones to synthesize and normalise the conflict torn deteriorating conditions in Afghanistan and Iraq's society so that global economic slowdown is arrested and economic requirements of humanity are properly addressed.
This is also the most opportune time as potential transitions in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India are required to be given positive direction and Iran's contribution to this cause is of greater consequence.
France stalled the nuclear deal with Iran?
France, who is in the midst of economic troubles torpedoed the nuclear deal with Iran.The United States, Russia, China, Britain, France, Germany and Iran failed to produce an agreement over the weekend.
US Secretary of State John Kerry countered speculation that France stalled nuclear talks with Iran, saying the six world powers “signed off” on a deal, but Iran wasn’t ready to accept it. In the meantime, Tehran and the UN nuclear watchdog agreed on a roadmap for cooperation.
Meanwhile,Iran has allowed UN inspectors to monitor the country's nuclear sites, including at a planned reactor. The agreement could boost wider negotiations over Tehran's atomic program.
The deal was struck during talks in Tehran with UN nuclear watchdog Yukiya Amano and that is likely to pave way for the six world powers to reach an accord with Iran.The negotiations between Iran and the P5 plus One,comprising of the US, France, Britain, China, Russia and Germany would resume in Geneva on November 21 and 22.
France, who is in the midst of economic troubles torpedoed the nuclear deal with Iran.The United States, Russia, China, Britain, France, Germany and Iran failed to produce an agreement over the weekend.
US Secretary of State John Kerry countered speculation that France stalled nuclear talks with Iran, saying the six world powers “signed off” on a deal, but Iran wasn’t ready to accept it. In the meantime, Tehran and the UN nuclear watchdog agreed on a roadmap for cooperation.
Meanwhile,Iran has allowed UN inspectors to monitor the country's nuclear sites, including at a planned reactor. The agreement could boost wider negotiations over Tehran's atomic program.
The deal was struck during talks in Tehran with UN nuclear watchdog Yukiya Amano and that is likely to pave way for the six world powers to reach an accord with Iran.The negotiations between Iran and the P5 plus One,comprising of the US, France, Britain, China, Russia and Germany would resume in Geneva on November 21 and 22.
Moreover it is ultimately the Americans and Iranians who have not had
formal diplomatic ties for more than three decades who have the power to
make or break an agreement.
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