U.S. warns Iran's new government it won't get a better nuclear deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : What to watch: Ahead of Raisi's inauguration, several protests sparked by water shortages and power outages have erupted in Iran, mainly in Khuzestan province around water shortages.
45% : Protests also took place in Tehran and other cities, but the number of protesters was modest.
44% : With the new Iranian government about to take office, U.S. officials are stressing that Iran won't win more concessions by attempting to renegotiate the understandings reached in Vienna.
39% : There have recently been conflicting statements from Tehran about the nuclear talks.
32% : The other side: The Biden administration is monitoring the public debate in Iran but hasn't heard anything definitive about the incoming government's position, a senior U.S. official involved in the talks tells me.

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