Published by the Australia/Israel Review “read it here”
Mehran Mossadegh is an expert negotiator and strategic thinker, the founder of NegotiationWise and has written further on the P5+1 and Iran negotiations below. He holds a masters in commercial law from Monash University and a bachelor of Engineering from University of Technology, Sydney.
Hostile Intentions: an agreement based on mutual distrust
Key tactical manoeuvring for both parties involves ...
Negotiations stretch to the 11th hour as another deadline approaches, and is gone. June 30, 2015: the negotiating parties ...
The election of Trump will undoubtedly affect the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal. There are several views about what Trump will do ...
Iran is out of moves, and has no more leverage to engage in negotiations with the US – a point well understood and utilised by President Trump. In this game
President Trump may have made the right decision in pulling back from a military response to the Iranian shooting down of a US drone, but he may come to regret it ...
Is President Biden’s plan for the future of the Iran nuclear deal an A-Team, or a recipe for yet another failure? Biden’s Iran team knows the background to JCPOA ...
Engagement with the Islamic Republic remains a high-stakes venture fraught with ideological, political, and geopolitical complexities ...
At the heart of this tactic lies a deliberate display of unyielding strength. By vocally dismissing any inherent benefits in negotiating with the United States ...