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When two Sundays meet? Amir Taheri, chairman of the Gatestone Institute in Europe

Published 29 Sep, 2019 07:12 | Updated 29 Sep, 2019 09:48

Hopes for a US-Iranian summit on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly deflated as promptly as they had appeared, giving way to the carnival of impeachment proceedings against President Trump. But while the spotlight has now moved to Washington, the security situation in the Gulf remains perilous and open to manipulation. Is it likely to get even worse now that Trump’s attention is diverted elsewhere? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Amir Taheri, chairman of the Gatestone Institute in Europe.

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