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The Middle East has a new twist! Once again, Qatar is stepping in as a peacemaker.
Qatar’s prime minister is set to visit the White House and meet with Trump, with a focus on how to get the U.S. and Iran talking again and bring ceasefire and nuclear negotiations back on track.
On the surface, the diplomatic mood seems to be warming, but the real problem is this: the U.S. wants Iran to make concessions on the nuclear issue, while Iran wants the U.S. to lift sanctions and end the blockade first. One wants to see a commitment first, the other wants to see action first—it’s like two people dating, both hoping the other will send a red envelope first.
Although Trump has said a new round of strikes is unlikely if negotiations make progress, the U.S. remains quite unhappy with the conditions Iran has proposed.
So this diplomatic engagement has certainly brought hope, but it’s still too soon to call it a victory. Qatar can build a bridge, but whether it can get both sides to cross it is the real test.$SPCX