"Latest Round of Iran Nuclear Talks End Without Joint Statement" is an article published today by the Wall Street Journal.
"The latest round of nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers ended Friday without the two sides putting out a joint statement. The talks, which aim to seal a comprehensive nuclear agreement by July 20 that curtails Iran's nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions, ran from Wednesday morning to early evening Friday," the article reads.
"In the previous three rounds of negotiations in Vienna on a final nuclear deal, Iran and the six powers had agreed a joint statement at the end of talks. This time, they didn't. Iranian and western diplomats have described this week's talks as slow-going. Michael Mann, the spokesman for European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, said in a brief statement Friday evening that the two sides 'have had three days of hard work.''As we have said, the negotiations are complex and detailed,' he said."
