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Hassan Rouhani
China and Iran: Destined to Clash?
An expanding Chinese presence in the Middle East could pose the greatest long-term threat to Iran.
Iran Nuclear Talks: Be Firm, But Realistic
The United States and Iran will both need to convince domestic critics that any nuclear agreement is a success.
Iran Shows Its Hand Before P5+1 Talks?
Comments by Parliamentary Speaker Ali Larijani suggest Iran may be paving the way for a nuclear deal.
The End of "Death to America" Chants in Iran?
Iran’s iconic “Death to America” chant appears to be falling out of favor among the country’s powerbrokers.
Avoiding Denuclearization Mistakes with Iran
The North Korea and Ukraine experiences offer some useful lessons, positive and negative.
Why Technical Solutions Can’t Solve Nuclear Problems
History has shown that only a US-Iranian rapprochement can provide a lasting solution to the nuclear issue.
Trust and US Foreign Policy
U.S. issues with trust in foreign policy seem closely tied to the difficulty it has grasping the concept of national interest.
Putting Iran’s "Op-Ed Diplomacy" to the Test
Iran’s recent charm offensive is likely a ruse. But the only way to find out is to try diplomacy.
The (Slow) Rise of Iran’s Women
Gender discrimination is still an issue, especially in high office, but progress is being made.
What Iran Really Learned from the Syrian Crisis
Congressional opposition to the US-Russian deal on Syria underscores the scale of Obama’s challenge on Iran.
Why Obama Should Work with Iran on Syria Now
The Russian offer gives the U.S. to engage with Iran on a host of regional issues, including Syria.
Japan Seeks to Mediate US-Iran Dispute…Again
Shinzo Abe sent a special envoy to Tehran last weekend, reportedly to jump-start US-Iran talks.