Two months after negotiators left Vienna, expectations are fading that Iran nuclear talks will resume, leaving the world with the remains of an agreement no one’s willing to pronounce dead.
A media tent erected in anticipation of a grand announcement has been quietly dismantled, showy multilateral powwows in the Austrian capital giving way to furtive messages exchanged between the U.S. and Iran via the European coordinator.
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