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As demonstrated during President Raisi’s visit to China, a return to the Iran nuclear deal is very much in Beijing’s interests. So why is China not pushing for exactly that?

Iran wants more Chinese investment, but Beijing wants progress on the nuclear issue first.

Iran may be forced to “Look East” in the wake of the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA, but the Chinese government continues to look in many directions at once.

Insights from Gedaliah Afterman.

Following an Israeli attack on the Nantaz nuclear facility, Tehran has doubled down on its nuclear goals, raising the specter of regional crisis.

New Delhi must revisit its approach to Tehran, especially if it wishes to limit China’s growing influence within Iran.

Why the 25-Year China-Iran Strategic Cooperation Agreement isn’t a “big deal,” literally or figuratively.

The Biden administration will have to find a way to bring Iran back to the negotiating table. And Tehran knows that.

The U.S. and Iran are talking. That’s good news for Afghanistan.

Consistent nonproliferation messaging: how can the United States square its Iran strategy with its North Korea strategy?

The statement follows a decision by the European parties to the JCPOA to invoke the agreement’s dispute resolution mechanism.

The decision follows warnings from the European countries amid Iran's steps to reduce compliance with the 2015 agreement.