Iran Reverses Itself on Oct. 1 Geneva Concessions

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Newsweek’s Michael Hirsh reports in this week’s magazine that Iran is backtracking from the nuclear concessions it recently agreed to. Says Hirsh, “With a year-end deadline approaching to show progress on nuclear talks, the U.S. and its European allies are likelier to call for more sanctions. Tehran's reversal began, NEWSWEEK has learned, at an Oct. 28 discussion between Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, and Javier Solana, the top Western negotiator.”

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