On 24 November 2014, the deadline for a nuclear deal with Iran was extended to the end of June 2015 after talks in Vienna failed to reach a comprehensive agreement. Timothy Stafford, a Research Analyst at RUSI was watching the talks closely and assesses the implications of the stalemate.
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