United States President Donald Trump said yesterday there is a chance he and French President Emmanuel Macron could find common ground on an international agreement on Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Mr Macron is in Washington, in part, to convince Mr Trump not to walk away from the deal and scuttle years' worth of hard-won diplomatic gains.
The US leader groused that the accord - inked three years ago by the United States, Iran, Europe, Russia and China - does nothing to tackle Teheran's ballistic missile programme or reduce support for militant groups across the Middle East. He faces a May 12 deadline to decide on the fate of the accord.
