The world holds its breath as the Iran war throws up a series of nightmare choices

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Donald Trump has said that the temporary cessation of hostilities is "on massive life support", adding that the present arrangement was "unbelievably weak".

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The outlook was much more optimistic when the first bilateral talks took place in Pakistan earlier last month, but things took a downward turn when those ended with no agreement.

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Since then, despite attempts to reopen negotiations, there has been an impasse.

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Latterly, the White House had issued a 14-point memorandum setting out its parameters for a permanent ceasefire.

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Details have not been revealed, but informed speculation has it that it included Iran ceasing and desisting its nuclear programme, handing over its enriched uranium deposits, stopping all support for Iran's proxy militias across the region, and opening the Strait of Hormuz to international...

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