ALMATY (Reuters) – World powers and Iran started the second day of nuclear talks on Saturday with little hope of striking a quick deal in the long-standing dispute that threatens to erupt into war. Negotiators failed to narrow their differences in talks on Friday, which followed a round of negotiations in February, also in Kazakhstan's commercial hub, Almaty. The six nations – the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany – suspect Iran's nuclear program has the covert aim of giving Tehran the capability to make an atom bomb. …

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