After years of work, the JCPOA nuclear deal could be on its last legs.
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A tense standoff in the world’s most volatile region is not only dangerous, it could have been avoided by the US adhering to an agreement that was far from perfect, but better than the alternative.
Both Iran and the US say they are not seeking a war, but it could happen by default.
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