Is Dialogue Possible for Iran and the U.S.?

Arzu Celalifer Ekinci

The Democratic victory in U.S. midterm elections and the increasing pressures of the U.S.’ allies on the Iran issue have rendered the discussion of the possibility of dialogue with Tehran more inevitable. The current situation of the U.S. and the world as a result of Bush’s policies in the last 3 years doesn’t need explanation. The failure to launch democracy in Iraq, and increasing sectarian violence and polarization in that country have depleted the patience of the world. The public opinions in the U.S., which initiated the war, and Britain, one of its closest allies, have demonstrated their dissatisfaction on the issue...................