article_snippet: Britain's Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said earlier this week an agreement was 'deliverable' but urged Iran to make 'tough decisions' ahead of the meeting in Lausanne, on the shores of Lake Geneva.
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article_snippet: Britain's Hammond warned failure to achieve a deal over Iran's nuclear program could trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
article_snippet: In a speech in London, Hammond said Hammond was clear that 'no deal is better than a bad deal' if talks in Switzerland break down this weekend. '
article_snippet: But we should also be clear-eyed about the alternative,' Hammond said. '
article_snippet: No deal means no restrictions on enrichment, no restrictions on research and development, and no independent monitoring or verification. 
article_snippet: It means a fundamentally more unstable Middle East, with the prospect of a nuclear arms race in the region.'
article_snippet: Hammond added: 'So now is the time, with our key allies, to build on the recent momentum, to press Iran where differences remain, and to strain every sinew to get a deal over the finishing line.