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Iran peace talks may benefit from economic pressure
A expert in peace negotiations points out that economic pressure on Iran, including sanctions and export restrictions, can be an effective bargaining tool. The aim is to persuade Iran to make concessions such as reducing uranium enrichment levels in exchange for relief from sanctions and diplomatic openness. She emphasizes that achieving mutual benefits among the parties is the foundation for resolving negotiations, and that pressure becomes a means rather than a conflict. Additionally, she highlights the importance of the Strait of Hormuz in influencing disruptions in oil flow and their impact on the global economy, as any disturbance negatively affects energy markets and human security.
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