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Iran nuclear program
The Deal With Iran is Terrible. Here’s Why Congress Should Support it Anyway.
By John Ford
Killing the deal now won’t bring a better one.
How the Iran Deal's 'Snap Back' Mechanism Will Keep Tehran Compliant
By Ankit Panda
Should the need arise, the United States can put all UN nuclear-related sanctions back in place against Iran.
As Deadline Looms, Critics of Iran Nuclear Deal Press On
By Seema Sirohi
As the June 30 deadline for an Iran deal looms close, critics continue to press on.
The View from Tehran
By Alex Vatanka
In Tehran, domestic hardliners and moderates are debating the nuclear issue, and the future of Iranian foreign policy.
India-Iran and the Easing of Sanctions
By Kanchi Gupta
It may take more than the dropping of sanctions to get the bilateral relationship moving again.
Four Historical Lessons for Dealing with Iran
By Terry Rydz and Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein
Talks are one thing, but actually implementing any deal with Iran will be quite another.
The End of the Iran Nuclear Journey?
By Peter Jenkins
With the parties having come so close, it will be surprising if they fail to complete their journey.
The Limitations of the Iran Deal
By Daniel R. DePetris
A nuclear agreement is great, but Tehran will continue to have an adversarial, hostile relationship with the West.
The Iran Nuclear Talks: Lessons Learned From North Korea
By Shannon Tiezzi
The chief U.S. negotiator on the 1994 Agreed Framework on what lessons can be applied to the talks with Iran.
Mitt Romney Is Wrong on Iran
By Daniel R. DePetris
A recent op-ed by the former presidential candidate on the Iran negotiations is discouraging.
The Trouble With Sanctions
By Jordan Olmstead
Sanctions may well be the least worst option in dealing with hostile regimes. But they can have unintended consequences.
How Netanyahu Saved the Iran Nuclear Talks
By Maysam Behravesh
Far from being a spoiler, Netanyahu inadvertently facilitated negotiations between the U.S. and Iranian governments.