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Is the US-Iran ceasefire already doomed?

Even if the talks fail to produce a deal, a return to an all-out war may still be averted.

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Iran and the US: An inverted prisoner’s dilemma

Banks need guarantees that they will not be penalised for transactions with Iran, when the US starts easing sanctions.

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What could Washington offer Tehran to seal the deal?

For Washington, the idea that sanctions would be fully lifted prior to Iran's file becoming normalised is hard to sell, argues the author [EPA]

Going to Tehran

New dynamics both in the Middle East and the US made the Iran nuclear accord possible.

Iran was the easiest issue in the Middle East for US diplomacy to tackle, writes Trita Parsi [Reuters]

Why does Washington always get Iran wrong?

Rouhani’s resounding victory sheds light on at least three factors contributing to a systemic misreading of Iran.

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Why sanctions are not working

While sanctions are having a devastating effect on Iran’s economy, they have not changed Tehran’s nuclear calculus.

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Opinion: Netanyahu’s Kennedy moment

While Netanyahu’s inner circle is agreeing with him, rest of the country seems to be increasingly united in opposition.

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Opinion: Sarkozy must stand down

Sarkozy has repeatedly pushed an Iran policy that exacerbates a root cause of the continent’s economic malaise.

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