#alternate biden suggests nuclear talks with iran may resume.     (button)    (button) sections    (button) search    skip to contentskip to site index    middle east    (button)     today’s paper     middle east|biden suggests nuclear talks with iran may resume.    https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/30/world/middleeast/g20-summit-iran-nuc    lear.html      *      *      *      *      * (button)      *       * (button) give this article      * (button) share      * (button)      *     advertisement    continue reading the main story        g20 summit  biden suggests nuclear talks with iran may resume.     at the inauguration of president ebrahim raisi of iran in august.    at the inauguration of president ebrahim raisi of iran in    august.credit...arash khamooshi for the new york times     by katie rogers and rick gladstone      * published oct. 30, 2021updated nov. 3, 2021     rome — president biden suggested on saturday that talks to restart a    nuclear accord with iran, a delicate diplomatic deal struck in 2015    and unraveled by the trump administration, may move forward.     “they’re scheduled to resume,” mr. biden said at the group of 20    summit, just before he entered a meeting with president emmanuel macron    of france, chancellor angela merkel of germany and prime minister boris    johnson of britain to discuss rejoining the pact.     in a hastily released joint statement, though, the group seemed to put    the brakes on mr. biden’s assertion that talks would definitely resume.     the statement said the leaders, whose nations are parties to the    accord, “welcome president biden’s clearly demonstrated commitment to    return the u.s. to full compliance” with the agreement and “stay in    full compliance, so long as iran does.”     mr. biden’s advisers had said ahead of the summit not to expect a major    development on the pact, but the president’s comments seemed to suggest    an openness to move forward, if not a concrete step.     in the vortex of global challenges facing the group of 20 leaders — the    tenacious coronavirus, the disrupted economy and the warming climate —    the breakdown of talks with iran represents a less prominent but no    less vexing problem for the united states and its european allies.     in saturday’s meeting, which was closed to the news media, mr. biden    and his counterparts were expected to discuss efforts to revive the    2015 nuclear accord, which the president’s predecessor, donald j.    trump, abandoned in 2018, calling it insufficiently strict.     under the agreement, iran sharply curtailed its nuclear activities in    verifiable ways, aimed at ensuring that it could not make an atomic    bomb, and the united states rescinded some sanctions that had severely    crimped iran’s economy.     since the u.s. repudiation of the agreement, and the restoration of    sanctions, iran is no longer abiding by its terms, either. according to    u.n. monitoring reports, iran has made significant advances in    enriching uranium, the nuclear fuel that can be used for both peaceful    pursuits and for weapons. it now has far more enriched uranium than it    did in 2018, and has enriched it closer to the very high level needed    to make a bomb.     although iran has repeatedly pledged that it will never become a    nuclear-weapons state, it is believed to be close to crossing an    important threshold, having amassed roughly enough uranium for    fueling a bomb.  understand the iran nuclear deal      __________________________________________________________________     card 1 of 5     a critical stage. despite recent threats and harsh words, the u.s.    and iran are inching closer to a new nuclear accord, though important    sticking points remain. here’s a look at how we got here:     the 2015 deal. iran and a group of six nations led by the u.s.    reached a historic accord in 2015 to significantly limit tehran’s    nuclear ability for more than a decade in return for lifting sanctions.    the agreement was former president barack obama’s signature foreign    policy achievement.     the u.s. abandons the deal. president donald j. trump pulled the    u.s. out of the accord in 2018 and reimposed tough sanctions against    iran in hopes of forcing tehran to renegotiate. iran responded in part    by enriching uranium significantly beyond the limits in the    agreement.     a path back to an accord. president biden vowed to bring the u.s. back    into the deal, and talks in vienna created a road map for that    effort, though challenges have remained: iran wants the u.s. to lift    sanctions first, while the u.s. wants iran to return to compliance    first.     what happens next. both sides have softened their demands, but american    and iranian officials have admitted that major points still need to be    addressed. while the impetus for renewing the 2015 treaty appears to be    strong, neither side wants to seem too eager to reach a deal.      *      *      *      *      *     mr. biden has said he wants to restore u.s. participation in the    agreement. the other parties to the accord — britain, china, france,    germany and russia — have been seeking ways to save it.     but talks with iran on this issue have basically been stalled since the    june election of iran’s hard-line president, ebrahim raisi, who has    insisted that the united states return to compliance first, promise to    never abandon the accord again and give up any thought of renegotiating    its terms.     biden administration officials have suggested that time is running out    to salvage the agreement.     on wednesday, iran’s deputy foreign minister said that iran intended to    participate in talks in vienna on reviving the accord before nov.    30, but as of this weekend, a date had not been set.     outside experts who have followed the ups and downs of the accord’s    history have turned increasingly skeptical about the prospects for    saving it.     “iran’s continued intransigence and the acceleration of its nuclear    program will make it difficult for even the most forward-leaning    negotiators to revive the agreement next year,” the eurasia group, a    geopolitical risk advisory firm, said this past week in an assessment    written by its iran analysts.     advertisement    continue reading the main story  site information navigation       * © 2022 the new york times company       * nytco      * contact us      * accessibility      * work with us      * advertise      * t brand studio      * your ad choices      * privacy policy      * terms of service      * terms of sale      * site map      * canada      * international      * help      * subscriptions     iframe:    https://www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?id=gtm-p528b3&gtm_auth=tfa    zqo1rydlgyhmtnsjpqw&gtm_preview=env-130&gtm_cookies_win=x  references     visible links:    1. nyt://article/587f33fb-b09b-5b21-a3ea-f666fc37af8b    2. 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