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Iran Nuclear Talks: Who Scuppered The Deal?

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Who scuppered the deal between Iran and the West? Last week there was enthusiasm on all sides as world powers met with a delegation from Tehran in Geneva. Iran's foreign minister said he was hopeful of a deal by Friday, but after two days of tough negotiations, all they managed to agree on was that they would meet again in just over a week's time. So what went wrong? Laura Cellier and her guests discuss if we are any closer to an end in the 11-year nuclear standoff between Iran and the West.

Added on the 11/11/2013 20:03:17 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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