Rouhani and the Potential Failure of Nuclear Talks
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Middle East Program
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In the quick move to resolve the nuclear issue, Rouhani’s calculation was that navigating Iran’s highly contentious domestic environment will become easier with the resolution of Iran’s external issues first. Without a nuclear agreement in hand, his platform of “moderation and prudence” will become more difficult to pursue and implement, but not impossible.
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Farideh Farhi
Public Policy Scholar;
Affiliate Graduate Faculty, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Affiliate Graduate Faculty, University of Hawaii at Manoa
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