The failure of the U.S.–Iran negotiations held in Islamabad reflects deeper structural constraints in regional diplomacy rather than a mere breakdown of a single negotiating round. This paper argues that the outcome was shaped by asymmetries in mediation capacity, competing regional agendas, and unresolved strategic contradictions between Washington and Tehran. It further examines the implications … Continue reading The Failure of U.S Iran Negotiations in Islamabad and Its Regional Implications