Iran nuclear program

The West should build goodwill and reduce mistrust, before imposing the demands of the Additional Protocol.

The United States and Iran will both need to convince domestic critics that any nuclear agreement is a success.

The North Korea and Ukraine experiences offer some useful lessons, positive and negative.

The Russian offer gives the U.S. to engage with Iran on a host of regional issues, including Syria.

“At present, we have no enrichment plan for purity levels above 20 percent, but when it comes to certain needs…”

A rumored proposal suggests that global powers continue to underestimate the value Iran places on its nuclear program.

“There is a point at which non-interference becomes complicity in mass murder.”

While Iran might not be able to defeat America, it might be able exact a heavy toll. Would an American President pause?

Fear, not the type of government, will be the key determinant of Iranian nuclear strategy.

Being seen as less-than-fully rational confers advantages. Nations in Asia may take notice.

For the leaders of the Islamic Republic, the real enemy is within.

Could a strong U.S. led alliance network be the answer to regional security in the Persian Gulf?