Secretary of State Kerry, left, holds a meeting with Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif, right, over Iran's nuclear program in Lausanne, Switzerland. Also at the negotiating table are US Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz, second left, and the head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran Salehi, third right. (AP/Brian Snyder)
An Iran nuclear framework deal may materialize, but while the Iranians are expressing enthusiasm, US representatives are less optimistic.
With just days to go before the March 30 deadline to reach an agreement on a nuclear deal with Iran, some of the members of the P5+1 nations at the negotiating table, including the US, remain skeptical that a deal will be reached in time.
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