Denison Forum
Dr. Ryan Denison
When President Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi last Saturday to discuss Iran’s nuclear ambitions, expectations for how the meeting would go were tepid at best. Yet after two hours of mostly indirect conversations—Oman’s foreign minister served as mediator—Witkoff and Araghchi spoke directly for roughly forty-five minutes. That unexpected exchange laid the groundwork for direct negotiations in Rome tomorrow.
While a treaty is still far from imminent, the progress has many hopeful that a peaceful resolution may be possible. But what would such an agreement look like? And what has changed from the previous, mostly unsuccessful attempts to negotiate a solution? Here’s what we know so far: Here
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