Opinion: Trump's Negotiation Style in US-Iran Talks Criticized

An opinion piece argues that former President Trump's approach to US-Iran talks, demanding 100% satisfaction, constitutes dictation rather than negotiation, highlighting the irrationality of his stance.

20 Apr, 08:14 — 20 Apr, 08:14

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Opinion: Opinion | US-Iran Talks, And The Difference Between Negotiation And Humiliation

Trump's approach to the Iran question has been irrational. He reacted to the failure at Islamabad saying that he wanted not 90% or 95% but 100% satisfaction. This is dictation, not negotiation.

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Opinion: Trump's Negotiation Style in US-Iran Talks Criticized

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Opinion: Opinion | US-Iran Talks, And The Difference Between Negotiation And Humiliation

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