Hope for US-Iran Talks; Egypt in Crisis
Signs of a possible breakthrough in nuclear talks with Iran in Almaty; Egypt’s crisis deepens with reports of torture by the Muslim Brotherhood; Al-Monitor’s Pulse Pages now available in Arabic, Hebrew and Turkish.
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Iran Sends Signal
Al-Monitor’s Laura Rozen broke the news last week that Iranian negotiators are considering suspending 20%-enriched uranium for six months and converting their 20% stockpile for medical use.