The U.S.-Iran relationship is going to be 'very precarious' as the two countries try to find a new balance that can provide a sense of security, David Young, CEO of Oxford Analytica told CNBC.
The U.S.-Iran relationship is going to be "very precarious" as the two countries try to find a new balance, David Young, CEO of Oxford Analytica told CNBC.
I think the region as a whole is trying to find out what that new equilibrium is, that can provide a sense of security as well as economic opportunity, Young said. Regime supporters protest against U.S. following a Friday prayer led by Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei after an eight-year-long break in Tehran, Iran on January 17, 2020.The U.S.-Iran relationship is going to be "very precarious" as the two countries try to find a new balance that can provide a sense of security, the chief executive of an advisory firm said on Tuesday.
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