P5+1

While both sides have already denied it, talks could be a first step towards compromise. The road to negotiations though could be a long one.

Representatives from both nations were in New Delhi this week to meet with senior Indian officials.

The conference for a nuclear weapons free zone in the Middle East offers a unique opportunity for the P5+1 and Iran to build mutual trust.

After decades of the West using the concept, Beijing is turning the tables.

Iranian leaders don’t believe that the U.S. or Israel will attack them, and history says they’re right.

While many believe leaders in Tel Aviv are bluffing, the Jewish state gains a lot by threatening to strike Tehran.

Washington has seen all roads in Damascus as leading through Tehran. Why time and compromise could lead to a deal that saves lives.

The real roots of Iran’s nuclear program lie not in physics – but in Iran’s own sense of history.

Negotiations between Iran and the West have not led to a deal, but engagement is still the most promising way to end the nuclear impasse.

Iran would have much to lose in closing the strait. If Tehran’s economic security is endangered, it might choose a ‘measured’ response.

Trita Parsi argues that a running series of miscalculations, escalations, and assumptions are driving the West and Iran towards open conflict.

Despite hawks’ chest thumping, what the ongoing talks have shown is a path to success, says Robert Dreyfuss.