Interaction with Arab States Easier than Détente with US
By Gholamali Khoshroo, Senior Editor and vice president of the Encyclopedia of Contemporary Islam.
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P5+1 to P5+2, Neither Desirable Nor Possible
Excerpts of an interview with Sirous Nasseri, a former member of Iran’s nuclear negotiating team
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Populists Don’t Care about Expert Opinions
Populism means that people receive little money and are satisfied for one month. Populists gain political concessions with this method and no one asks whether this method is logical or not
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Geneva Nuclear Deal Will Strengthen Iran’s Regional and Global Status
An interview with Dr. Kayhan Barzegar, Chair of the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the Science and Research Branch of the Islamic Azad University in Tehran
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Bad Idea for Congress to Tie President’s Hands in International Negotiations
An exclusive interview with Thomas Pickering, a former US Ambassador to the United Nations
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Washington’s Fear of Beijing Is to Iran’s Benefit
Excerpts of an interview with Dr. Mohsen Shariati Nia, an expert on Chinese affairs
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Tensions Can Be Resolved in Calm Atmosphere
An interview with Sabah Zanganeh, an expert on foreign policy and the Middle East
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Tehran and London’s Bilateral Need for Détente
An interview with Seyyed Shamseddin Khareghani, Iran’s former ambassador to Germany
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Design of Arak Reactor Could Be Modified
An exclusive interview with Peter Jenkins, a former British Ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency
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Back Channel US-Iran Talks Contributed To Successful Negotiation
An exclusive interview with Gary Sick, professor at Columbia University and analyst of Middle East affairs
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