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Podcast: The Dangers of Getting into a Bad Iran Deal
Former State Department Advisor on Iran, Gabriel Noronha joins The Foreign Desk with Lisa Daftari to discuss the…
Former Obama and Biden Admin Envoy to Israel Quits Iran Team
Former United States ambassador to Israel under the Obama administration, Daniel B. Shapiro, announced on social media his…
Under New Nuclear Deal Russia May be Allowed to Buy Iran’s Excess Enriched Uranium
While the international community sanctions and isolates Russia for its invasion into Ukraine, Russia’s role in the negotiations…
Dems Start Questioning Biden Admin’s Iran Nuclear Talks
Some in President Biden's own party are joining GOP critics in raising doubts about his path to achieving a little-recognized campaign promise.
U.S. Says Onus Now on Iran on Willingness to Return to Nuclear Deal – State Dept
U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price said on Tuesday that the onus is now on Iran on whether…
Major Hurdles Remain as U.S., Iran Come Close to Reviving Iran Deal
As the United States gets closer to a full revival of the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action…
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State Department Walks Back Imminent Status of Iran Nuclear Deal
As considerations for a nuclear deal with Iran continue to be weighed, “an agreement is neither imminent nor…
Israel, UAE Demand Safety Guarantees from Revived Iran Nuclear Deal
As talks on reviving the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) seem to be ending, there are…
Senators in Both Parties Tie Iran to Russian Invasion of Ukraine Amid Nuclear Deal Talks
Sen. Menendez warns, 'we cannot lose sight of the threat of the Iranian regime'
49 GOP Senators Vow To ‘Reverse’ Any Agreement Weakening Sanctions, Nuclear Restrictions
Every Republican senator except Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky signed onto the statement