Iran's Nuclear Program

Beijing may be reluctant to intervene in the Iran crisis. But if an Israeli strike seems imminent, there are several things it can do to pressure Tehran.

Iranians are heading to the polls for parliamentary elections. The results will give a big clue about Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s intentions.

A new IAEA report raises further concerns over possible military dimensions to Iran’s nuclear program.

As tensions grow over Iran’s nuclear program, it’s hard to interpret Tehran’s moves as aimed at cooling things.

The Iranian regime won’t last forever. Squeezing Iran tighter through sanctions and the threat of an attack will sour Western ties with its successor and may encourage Tehran to go nuclear.

The West is putting pressure on to tighten the screws over Iran’s nuclear program. But will it work?

India’s decision to walk out of step with the international community on Iran isn’t just a slap in the face for the U.S. – it raises questions about its ability to lead.

Iran is proving to be a thorn in the side of India’s relations with the United States. It doesn’t need to be.

The unrest in Syria has underscored a broader Middle East game being played between the United States, Russia and China.

Why the potential adverse effects of a military strike against Iran far outweigh the possible benefits.

Differences over Iran threaten to undermine the progress made on U.S. relations with India. Can New Delhi be persuaded to apply more pressure on Tehran?

Iran’s supreme leader has built much of his legitimacy around demonizing the United States. So what could he really offer in talks with the U.S.?