After Iran talks falter, will Trump escalate or negotiate?

Global powers await Washington's next move as diplomatic efforts to contain Iran's nuclear ambitions reach a critical impasse. | Contesto: cronaca

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• After Iran talks falter, will Trump escalate or negotiate?

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International diplomacy aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear program has stalled, leaving global capitals anxiously awaiting the next decision from the White House. The latest round of talks, which involved key European powers, concluded without a breakthrough, pushing a years-long crisis to a new precipice. The failure to secure an agreement now places the immediate future of the strategic dossier squarely in the hands of President Donald Trump, whose administration has consistently advocated a maximum pressure campaign against Tehran. Officials from participating nations have confirmed the deadlock but offered no immediate timeline for further negotiations. The collapse of these discussions marks a significant setback for a diplomatic process that has been teetering for months. Since the United States unilaterally withdrew from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal, and re-imposed crippling economic sanctions, Tehran has gradually scaled back its compliance with the accord's restrictions. European signatories to the original pact—Britain, France, and Germany—have struggled to salvage its framework, creating a financial mechanism intended to shield trade with Iran from U.S. penalties. However, that effort has failed to provide the economic relief Iran demanded, leading to its systematic violation of limits on nuclear fuel stockpiles and enrichment levels. The strategic implications of this impasse are profound. A fully revived Iranian nuclear program brings the region closer to the possibility of a weapons capability, a red line for Israel and several Arab states. Military analysts warn that the window for peaceful resolution is narrowing, raising the specter of a potential armed confrontation. The tension has already manifested in a series of dangerous incidents in the Persian Gulf, including attacks on oil tankers and energy infrastructure, which the U.S. has blamed on Iran. The diplomatic vacuum increases the risk of miscalculation by any actor, potentially triggering a conflict that could draw in global powers and destabilize world energy markets. For President Trump, the failed talks present a classic...

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