Iran talks failure would heighten regional instability
Talks are unlikely to be extended beyond March 31; their failure would have a significant impact on regional stability
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- Domestic pressures
- Steady escalation
- Hardliners win elections
- Nuclear programme escalation
- US and Israeli military response
- Empowering Iran's proxies
- Hezbollah, Hamas and Islamic jihad
- Syria
- Gulf opposition
- Strengthening ties with the East
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_350.jpg "US Secretary of State John Kerry shakes hands with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif (Reuters/Rick Wilking)")