From uranium enrichment to regional influence, the proposed framework reveals both room for compromise and major red lines
The US-Iran ceasefire, which was announced last night by US President Donald Trump, brings a cautious sense of optimism and hope that the war may eventually come to an end. However, a ceasefire is not a peace agreement. The two-week pause in hostilities could unfold according to different scenarios: it could lead to meaningful negotiations and ultimately a comprehensive peace deal, or it could be terminated, and the conflict would enter a new phase.
Moreover, we shouldn’t underestimate the fragility of such agreements. A…
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