Iranians Favor Direct Talks with US on Shared Issues, Mutual Access for Journalists, More Trade: Poll Finds Diminished Perception of US Threat, General Thawing of Hostility

A new WorldPublicOpinion.org polls finds that although Iranians continue to view the United States negatively, they strongly support steps to improve US-Iran relations including direct talks on issues of mutual concern, greater access for each others' journalists, increased trade and more cultural, educational and athletic exchanges.

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Iranians Favor Direct Talks with US on Shared Issues, Mutual Access for Journalists, More Trade: Poll Finds Diminished Perception of US Threat, General Thawing of Hostility

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