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Iran's Foreign Minister Says Power Must Be Consolidated Through Diplomacy

In a new preface to his book "The Power of Negotiation," Abbas Araghchi argues that diplomacy and power work together rather than in opposition

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IRNA (Iran)

Tehran — Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has written that power produces sustainable results only when it is consolidated through diplomacy, according to a new preface published in the sixth edition of his book "The Power of Negotiation," as reported by IRNA.

In the preface, Araghchi states that diplomacy and power are not opposing forces but move in the same direction and in tandem, IRNA reported.

The publication did not provide further details on the content of the new preface or the broader context of the book's release.

IRNA is Iran's official state news agency.

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