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Inconclusive Iran Nuclear Talks Lead to Another Try: Q&A

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Four days of talks in Geneva on Iran’s nuclear program fell short of a deal.

While the negotiations are scheduled to resume on Nov. 20, the closed-door discussions left unresolved questions about Iran’s willingness to suspend or dismantle its nuclear-enrichment activities and the wisdom of any move by the U.S. and allies to ease economic sanctions on the Islamic Republic.