US, Iran set Friday Geneva signing after 60-day ceasefire deal
What's next: negotiators still must settle how Iran would dispose of highly enriched material and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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What's next: negotiators still must settle how Iran would dispose of highly enriched material and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
What's next: negotiators are due in Geneva on June 19 to tackle harder issues, including Iran's nuclear program and a lasting truce.
What's next: A Geneva signing on June 19 would extend the truce 60 days and open talks on Iran's nuclear program.
Why it matters: Uncertainty over a possible US-Iran deal in Geneva threatened to overshadow the group's usual trade and economic agenda.
What's new: Draft terms under discussion would ease oil sanctions and unfreeze Iranian funds, while Tehran wants fighting in Lebanon halted too.