France: Iran nuclear talks end without breakthrough
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Sunday that nuclear talks between Iran and global powers had finished without an agreement but that they would continue at a later date.
"From the start, France wanted an agreement to the important question of Iran's nuclear programme. The Geneva meeting allowed us to advance, but we were not able to conclude because there are still some questions to be addressed," Fabius told reporters early on the fourth day of ministerial talks in the Swiss city. (Reuters)
