Is the Iran nuclear deal still to be saved? | DW News

New negotiations between a delegation from Tehran and world powers began in Vienna today. If you remember that deal signed back in 2015, known as the JCPOA, was aimed to curb Iran's nuclear program and prevent it from developing nuclear weapons in return for an easing of economic sanctions.

US President Donald Trump quit the deal three years ago. Iran then started enriching uranium beyond the levels allowed in the original deal. US President Biden wants to return.

Today's talks bring together Iran with Germany, France, Britain, Russia and China. The European countries say Iran's latest demands are unacceptable and are calling on Tehran to bring more realistic proposals to the table. Iran says western nations have failed to come up with any constructive proposals.

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