Trump has found his Iran off-ramp – but at what cost?
Al Jazeera
The US president has stepped back from the brink.
After calling for the destruction of an entire civilisation, it appears Donald Trump is in the mood for peace.
He has confirmed that Israel and the United States will stop attacking Iran for two weeks.
And while it’s not clear if the agreement will lead to lasting peace, what is certain is that the US – and the world stage – have been changed.
So how has the US been shaped by Trump’s war on Iran? How has the world order?
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