Still a bridge too far
WASHINGTON — The Iranians have a word they use to describe a political impasse. They speak of it as a bombast , which means a dead-end street, or a knot that can’t be untied. That’s a good description of the deadlocked debate in Tehran over the nuclear issue.
It’s more than a month since what was touted as a breakthrough meeting with the Iranians in Geneva over their nuclear program. But ...
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