Iranian Leader Expected to Urge Dialogue in United Nations Address
With an Iranian president intent on diplomacy, there might finally be a chance of defusing the nuclear standoff.
With an Iranian president intent on diplomacy, there might finally be a chance of defusing the nuclear standoff.
The United States could benefit from responding favorably to Iran’s overtures even if their Arab allies will have doubts.
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