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‘No war, no peace’: Can Iran break the deadlock with the US?

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Experts warn that the current diplomatic equilibrium between Iran and the United States is inherently unstable, potentially leading to either a sustainable stalemate or a slow-motion strangulation of relations. The evidence suggests the deadlock is not resolved but rather a fragile state that requires careful management to avoid escalation.

Key points

• The current diplomatic equilibrium between Iran and the United States is described as inherently unstable by experts.
• The evidence indicates the deadlock is not resolved but rather a fragile state requiring careful management to avoid escalation.

Context

The article explores whether Iran can break the current diplomatic deadlock with the US, noting the current 'equilibrium' is inherently unstable.

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