IAEA: "Substantive Discussion" on Nuclear Issues With Iran, Second Round of Talks Scheduled for November in Tehran

November 11

Reason Staff | 10.29.2013 12:10 PM

U.N. efforts to investigate suspicions that Iran has worked on nuclear arms appeared to gain traction Tuesday, with both sides coming out of talks speaking of progress after nearly two years of deadlock and agreeing to meet again Nov. 11 in Tehran.

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IAEA: "Substantive Discussion" on Nuclear Issues With Iran, Second Round of Talks Scheduled for November in Tehran

November 11

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