US-Iran talks: Too soon to be optimistic
After months of war, Washington and Tehran have signed their biggest diplomatic agreement in years.
A ceasefire is holding, for now. Sanctions may be eased, billions of dollars in frozen assets could be released, and a proposed $300 billion investment fund is on the table.
But can diplomacy survive deep mistrust, regional tensions, and competing political agendas? And has the balance of power in West Asia already begun to shift?
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