The forth round of Iranian nuclear talks ended Friday in Vienna, making “no tangible progress,” but the negotiation will continue in coming months, Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator was quoted as saying. Abbas Araqchi, who is also Iranian deputy foreign minister, on Friday made the remarks after a 3-day meeting with five permanent members of the UN Security Council (China, France, Russia, the UK and the United States) and Germany in Vienna. Araqchi believes “drafting” could be started “when the positions are closer to each other,” without providing further details of the talks. Before the talks, U.S. and Iranian officials said the talk could be “very difficult” as the significant gap between Tehran and west remains. Western states suspect Iran has been developing atomic weapon undercover of its civilian nuclear plan, while Iran dismisses the allegation, saying its nuclear program is solely peaceful and the […]