Source:
Reuters US
Original post date:
20 March 2015
Iran and six world powers suspended negotiations on a nuclear agreement and were set to meet again next week to break a deadlock over sensitive atomic research and lifting of sanctions, Western officials said on Friday.
While the talks have made progress over the past year, differences on sticking points are still wide enough to potentially prevent an agreement in the end.
France was demanding more stringent restrictions on the Iranians under any deal than the other Western delegations, officials said.