The Globalist

The Trump Administration’s obsession with the Iran nuclear deal cannot obscure the U.S. role in strengthening Iran.

Counting the ways in which Iran and the United States are alike.

From Tehran’s perspective, why is it so hard to have better relations with the US?

With a short-term deal struck, Iran must be given the chance to be tested.

How are the young reformers in Turkey and Iran united by their actions in June 2013? What does their future path look like?

Can the incoming Iranian president outmaneuver his country’s hardliners on foreign affairs? Will that enhance global governance?

Which nation is the key enabler of Iran’s steady rise in the Middle East?

Are the “red lines” set by the United States for weapons of mass destruction a lot less sharp in a post-Iraq Middle East?

Are U.S. sanctions against Iran strengthening the economic and financial position of its competitors, including China, India and Turkey?

What options do the United States and Israel have for dealing with a nuclear Iran?