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Iran, the far right, and the Roma

Reality Check: Iran talks resume, Afghanistan-US standoff, the fear of the far right, young people and Euroscepticism, Sweden's Roma register.

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Inspectors have visited the Arak nuclear facility in Iran

Negotiators from Iran and six major powers are meeting in Vienna to discuss implementation of the landmark interim nuclear deal, as inspectors return to the Arak nuclear plant for the first time in over two years. Bethany Bell reports.

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Hamid Karzai is holding out for a better deal - but it's a risky business

Afghanistan-US standoff

There's tension between Washington and Kabul because President Hamid Karzai is refusing to sign a security deal which would provide the legal basis for US troops to remain in Afghanistan, as approved by both Washington and the Loya Jirga. Analysis from international security expert Shashank Joshi.

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Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders say they can work together, but analysts are sceptical

The fear of the far right

Right wing populist parties are planning to forge an anti-EU alliance for the elections to the European Parliament. How big a threat is this to the bloc, when such parties have specifically national agendas? Reinhard Heinisch from the University of Salzburg.

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Despite the grey hair and grey suits, the EU does have something to offer young people

Euro MP Elisabeth Köstinger on Euroscepticism

Elisabeth Köstinger of the ÖVP is 35 years old and a member of the European Parliament. In the face of growing Euroscepticism, she dispells some of the misconceptions about the relevance for the young generation of the work of the EU assembly.

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Even Roma children have found themselves on the Swedish police register

Roma in Sweden

We hear from Swedish journalist Adam Szoppe about the recent discovery of a secret police register listing the names of 4,000 mostly Roma people. Szoppe was surprised to discover that he and his family were on the list.

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