Dispute over nuclear inspections shows how U.S. and Iran are negotiating in public

The ongoing disagreement over nuclear inspections highlights the complex dynamics in U.S.-Iran negotiations, with the U.N.'s nuclear agency pushing for immediate inspections at Iranian enrichment sites as part of a temporary deal. Meanwhile, an Iranian diplomat argues that inspections should only occur post-final agreement. This public dispute underscores the intricate and often transparent nature of their negotiations, revealing the challenges and differing priorities in reaching a comprehensive resolution. It also emphasizes the global stakes involved, as international confidence in nuclear non-proliferation hinges on these talks.