Following days of negotiations in Geneva with six world powers, Iran has agreed to curb some of its nuclear activities in return for limited sanctions relief. A roundup of reports from RFE/RL'S Iran experts:
# FLASH ANALYSIS: Mardo Soghom, Regional Director for Iran and Iraq, assesses the interim six-month agreement and what's next for the country.
# After years of stalemate, finally a deal. But, as Senior Correspondent Golnaz Esfandiari reports, much work remains to be done to work out a permanent deal. (Listen to Esfandiari discuss the deal on KQED.)
# Esfandiari also reports that the agreement was fittingly announced on Twitter, as social media has been among the primary sources of information for tech-savvy young Iranians following news about the talks.
# Iranians have generally welcomed the country's interim nuclear deal, although some conservatives still remain skeptical about the outcome. Radio Farda and RFE/RL's Central Newsroom report.
Follow the latest Iran news from Radio Farda online and on Twitter. For news in all of RFE/RL's broadcast region and more, follow us online and on Twitter and Facebook.
-- Karisue Wyson
# FLASH ANALYSIS: Mardo Soghom, Regional Director for Iran and Iraq, assesses the interim six-month agreement and what's next for the country.
# After years of stalemate, finally a deal. But, as Senior Correspondent Golnaz Esfandiari reports, much work remains to be done to work out a permanent deal. (Listen to Esfandiari discuss the deal on KQED.)
# Esfandiari also reports that the agreement was fittingly announced on Twitter, as social media has been among the primary sources of information for tech-savvy young Iranians following news about the talks.
# Iranians have generally welcomed the country's interim nuclear deal, although some conservatives still remain skeptical about the outcome. Radio Farda and RFE/RL's Central Newsroom report.
Follow the latest Iran news from Radio Farda online and on Twitter. For news in all of RFE/RL's broadcast region and more, follow us online and on Twitter and Facebook.
-- Karisue Wyson