Obama's preference for diplomacy can help to forge new, individual relationships with Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan
Jonathan Steele
The Guardian, Thursday November 6 2008
".....In spite of his preference for dialogue, Obama refers to Iran's government as a "regime", and calls it "a threat to all of us". He also favours sanctions as long as Iran fails to suspend its uranium enrichment programme. Nor has he ruled out military action. But Iranians say the basis for compromise exists. The challenge for Obama is to show the world whether he is ready to offer Tehran a grand bargain rather than a big bang."
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