Iran in nuclear talks with Europeans as Trump presidency approaches

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : In return, the EU could try to lift some economic sanctions, but the timetable is short before Trump takes power.
38% : He said that any snapback of UN sanctions was likely to lead to a change in the debate inside Iran about its possession of nuclear weapons.
32% : Trump, who pursued a policy of "maximum economic pressure" against Iran during his first term, returns to the White House on 20 January.
31% : Iran seeks to avoid potential snapback of UN sanctions, urging EU to stop being 'self-centred and irresponsible'Iran is holdings talks in Geneva with Britain, France, Germany and the EU in an attempt to find a way out of an impasse over its nuclear programme, in what may be the last chance of a breakthrough before Donald Trump takes up the US presidency again.
27% : Araghchi feels frustrated that Europe did not take a clearer independent approach after Trump pulled the US out of the nuclear deal in 2018, undercutting reformists inside Iran who said cooperation with the west over its nuclear programme would lead to a lifting of economic sanctions.

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