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Iran
Iran and the West’s Taxi Meter
The West is happy, for now, to let the meter run on negotiations with Tehran. How high a price is Iran’s supreme leader willing to pay?
North Korea Upgrading Missile Site?
Reports North Korea is upgrading a rocket launch site are a reminder of the shadow looming over East Asia.
A Flicker of Optimism on Iran
Hardliners in the U.S. and Israel seem to be shifting on Iran’s nuclear program. Is a breakthrough possible in the Baghdad talks?
Past Performance Is No Guide...
Israel undoubtedly has the capacity to surprise. That doesn’t mean an attack on Iran is destined for success.
To Stop Iran Nukes, Give it a Stake
The world would be a worse place if Iran constructs a nuclear weapon. But engaging it on broader Middle East issues might make it rethink.
Israel’s Reluctant Friend
Talk of allowing its airstrips to be used in a military strike against Iran thrust Azerbaijan into the spotlight. It doesn’t want to be there.
To Stop Iran Nukes, Give it a Stake
The world would be a worse place if Iran constructs a nuclear weapon. But engaging it on broader Middle East issues might make it rethink.
Asia-3 Key to Syria Crisis
If there is to be a lasting diplomatic solution to the Syria crisis it will need to involve China, Iran and Russia.
Israel's Iran Debate Takes New Turn
Benjamin Netanyahu’s bellicose rhetoric over Iran has prompted push back from former intelligence chiefs. But a new coalition member is unlikely to help moderate his policy.
India Walks U.S.-Iran Tightrope
India has a delicate balancing act with the United States and Iran. Can it look after its business interests?
Afshin Ghotbi Pulsing in Japan
Afshin Ghotbi has had a well-traveled football career. Can he lead J-League team Shimizu S-Pulse to glory?
Hillary’s Passage to India
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s trip to India may not garner quite the same headlines her China trip did. But Iran ensures the visit may still be tricky.