New nuclear talks between US and Iran begin in Geneva

The United States and Iran have resumed nuclear talks in Geneva, Switzerland. The negotiations aim to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, which limited Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. The US president expressed optimism, stating that he believes Iran wants to reach an agreement. Conversely, Tehran believes that Washington is adopting a more pragmatic stance. The talks come amid growing tensions between the two countries, with Iran recently expanding its nuclear activities beyond the limits set by the previous deal. Both sides have signaled a willingness to find a diplomatic solution, but significant challenges remain, including the removal of sanctions and the scope of Iran's nuclear program. The outcome of these negotiations will have significant implications for regional stability and global nonproliferation efforts. As the talks continue, the international community will closely monitor the progress and any potential breakthroughs or setbacks.