CLEAN : Iran nuclear talks remain difficult Hague

The transcript discusses the critical state of negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program. It highlights the ongoing challenges and progress made, emphasizing the importance of a thorough and comprehensive agreement. Concerns about Iran's history of defiance and concealment are addressed, and the criteria for a worthwhile agreement are outlined.

What is the main reason the negotiations are ongoing according to the first section?

• There are no significant gaps remaining.

• The negotiations are easy to resolve.

• All issues have been resolved.

• The negotiations are difficult and gaps remain.

What historical aspect of Iran's nuclear program is highlighted in the second section?

• Its rapid development.

• Its concealment and defiance.

• Its transparency and compliance.

• Its peaceful nature.

Why is a comprehensive agreement important according to the second section?

• To ensure quick resolution.

• To simplify the negotiation process.

• To address the history of concealment and defiance.

• To avoid international scrutiny.

What condition is necessary for the six countries to make an agreement?

• The agreement must be secret.

• The agreement must be simple.

• The agreement must be worthwhile and address the issues.

• The agreement must be temporary.

What is one of the major threats posed by Iran's nuclear program as mentioned in the final section?

• It promotes regional stability.

• It causes instability in the Middle East and world affairs.

• It enhances global peace.

• It supports international agreements.