David Blair's Blog, page 61

Iran nuclear deal changes Middle East alliances as Saudi Arabia rebels against US

Saudi Arabia threatens to reappraise its entire foreign policy after America's nuclear deal with Iran

Iran's oil industry receives lifeline from nuclear agreement

Iran's oil industry to benefit from the nuclear agreement, despite US insisting 'core sanctions' will stay 'firmly in place'

Iran nuclear deal: EU 'will lift sanctions in coming weeks'

EU could lift sanctions as early as December, French foreign minister says, as Obama reassures Israel over deal

Iran and the US ease decades of hostility with landmark nuclear agreement

President Obama and Iran's Supreme Leader praise Geneva deal as an important first step

Iran and US ease decades of hostility with landmark nuclear deal

President Barack Obama and Iran's Supreme Leader praise Geneva deal as an important first step

Geneva talks: How the diplomatic version of an 'all-nighter' secured the Iranian nuclear deal

Iran's nuclear deal was the result of months of covert talks, weeks of wrangling over the details, and hours of shuttle diplomacy in Geneva, writes David Blair

Iran nuclear deal takes Catherine Ashton from 'zero' to hero

Catherine Ashton, the EU foreign policy chief, has faced down the snootiness of French diplomats, and what she once called the "latent sexism" of Brussels, to become the unlikely peacemaker between America and Iran

Iran nuclear deal – what are the terms of the agreement?

The Iran nuclear deal imposes strict conditions on their most sensitive nuclear work. Here is a summary of the key details

Iran nuclear deal agreed at Geneva talks

Iran and six world powers reach agreement on curbing Iranian nuclear program in exchange for limited sanctions relief after talks stretch past midnight

Iran demands nuclear 'right’ amid Geneva talks

Iran insists that a landmark agreement on its nuclear programme must explicitly accept its "right" to enrich uranium