Iran and P5+1 (China, France, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom and United States) negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program have been continuing for many years, dating back to 2006. The more serious and perhaps the most promising stage of these talks began in February 2013, in Almaty, about 4 months before the election of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. The negotiations are currently guided by the leadership of Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif - Iran Chief Negotiator.
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