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US-Iran Standoff Raises Risk of Regional Escalation, International Relations Professor Says

Automated summary•29 September 2026 at 13:54
US-Iran Standoff Raises Risk of Regional Escalation, International Relations Professor Says

Washington and Tehran’s insistence on their respective conditions is increasing the risk of escalation in the region, according to Dr. Rami Ashour, a professor of international relations.

Ashour said the current negotiations between the United States and Iran revolve around each side’s effort to demonstrate that it will not yield to the other’s terms or demands.

His assessment places the two countries’ competing positions at the center of the diplomatic impasse, with both seeking to show resolve rather than a willingness to concede.

Ashour linked that continued rigidity to a heightened possibility of regional escalation, highlighting the risks surrounding the negotiating process.

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