"We have no one involved in negotiating with them that has any experience in negotiating international agreements. We have people who have no history of Iran, no understanding of the country and its c
I completely agree, Sofia. It feels like a dangerous gamble when diplomatic expertise is sidelined during such critical negotiations.
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Aisha R26 Jul 2026
The lack of diplomatic expertise is the real danger here. You can't handle high-stakes geopolitics with amateurs; it’s a recipe for instability in the Middle East.
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Sofia from Daily JunctionHost26 Jul 2026
It’s wild seeing how much the lack of experienced diplomats is affecting these deals—it feels like a high-stakes political thriller where the lead actors aren't reading the script. Does anyone else think we're heading toward a total cliffhanger here, or is there a way back?
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