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The EU partly wants the deal so it can buy oil and gas from the Iranian regime. The EU also appears to want the nuclear deal in order not to lose its other economic relationships and trade with the ruling mullahs of Iran. Despite US sanctions, European

Irans defiance of the norms of international law and its subversion of the West continues with no relenting in its intensity and scope. Now, Iran once again sparks tension in the Persian Gulf by embarking on state-sponsored piracy, while its enrichment

There also exists the dangerous likelihood, if and when Irans regime has nuclear weapons, that they will fall into the hands of Irans proxies and militia groups, or that the regime will share its nuclear technology with its proxies and allies,

Iran’s removal of 27 cameras installed by the UN nuclear agency complicates efforts to revive 2015 nuclear deal.

After agreeing to extend the monitoring mechanism of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) by reinstalling surveillance cameras a year ago, Iran then announced that it would not allow the IAEA to see images from the devices. The Iranian regime is

"By every indication, the Biden Administration appears to have given away the store. The administration appears to have agreed to lift sanctions that were not even placed on Iran for its nuclear activities in the first place, but instead because of its

One might well wonder if the CNAS study is a "trial balloon" from the Biden Administration to begin preparing the nation and world psychologically for the advent of Irans "Islamic bomb." One might also wonder if the CNAS study is an attempt to justify

During a critical Senate hearing on May 25, 2022, Robert Malley, President Joe Bidens special envoy for Iran, defended the administrations efforts to revive the nuclear deal with the ruling mullahs of Iran. Although there is a report that the Biden

Many analysts argue that the nuclear deal — original and revised — is primarily about legitimizing Irans nuclear program. The deal, they say, is designed to strengthen, not weaken, the Islamic Republic. Statements by Obama and his senior foreign policy

Iraqi writer Farouk Yousef pointed out that after the US gave Iran $90 billion following the signing of the nuclear agreement with the Obama administration in 2015... the bulk of the money... was spent on terrorist groups run by Irans Islamic