Iran nuclear talks could go either way: Kerry
Foreign ministers from six major powers arrive in Vienna on eve of a crucial deadline
Vienna
TOP ministers were due to meet on Monday seeking to conclude an unprecedented nuclear deal with Iran, on the eve of a deadline aiming to draw the curtain on almost two years of high-stakes negotiations.
After criss-crossing the world since September 2013 chasing a complex accord to cut off Iran's pathways to developing nuclear arms, exhausted world powers warned Teheran now was the time to strike an accord or walk away.
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