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Jaw-jaw still beats war-war

  • Written by The Conversation

Churchill’s famous aphorism that it’s better to jaw-jaw than to war-war has never been more apposite or timely. Although the usual suspects are queueing up to criticise the agreement between Iran and various “world powers”, as far as international diplomacy goes, this is as good as it is likely to get.

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