US and Iran are talking in Qatar, but they won't actually look at each other
Imagine trying to negotiate a massive international peace deal, but you refuse to sit in the same room as the other guy. That is currently the vibe in Doha.
Imagine trying to negotiate a massive international peace deal, but you refuse to sit in the same room as the other guy. That is currently the vibe in Doha.
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