This still seems very unlikely to happen in the next six months. The IAEA Board of Governors voted to censure Iran, despite a last-minute offer from Iran to cap its stock of uranium enriched up to 60% purity. In response, Iran has said that it will substantially increase its uranium enrichment capacity by launching a series of new and advanced centrifuges.
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In my previous rationale, I said: "If Trump wins, you can imagine that he'll try to quickly broker a ceasefire deal in the Middle East and get his friends in Saudi Arabia together with his friends in Israel. However, there are some fundamental hurdles that might still need to be overcome (whether it's the status of Hamas in Gaza or something of a roadmap for a Palestinian state as a precondition for resuming the process), so it's not all about personal relationships."
Trump has now won the election, so I'm increasing my forecast by a couple of percentage points (but not by more than that as I thought he was the slight favourite to win in the first place).
There is very little to suggest that this is on the cards, and time is running out. Confirming my forecast.
If the Russia-Ukraine war ends by October-November 2025, which seems more likely now that Trump is set to be President, Germans may be slightly less likely to feel the need to say that Ukraine is an ally when asked in a survey. On the other hand, if Trump forces a harsh deal on Ukraine, the percentage of Germans who say that Ukraine is an ally might increase.
Overall, I am confirming my forecast.
Rounding down my forecast to zero due to the passage of time. There are only eight or so days left for this to happen.