It is irresponsible to risk everything on the hope that a peaceful transition of power will place Iran’s nuclear program under democratic and safe control anytime soon
In her op-ed, Ellie Geranmayeh sets out why and how the US and Europe need to hammer out step-for-step measures that contain Iran’s nuclear program and prevent a crisis point
If he became the EU’s special envoy to the region, it would be the premature death of some kind of European Union policy, presence, agency in the Gulf
Netanyahu has proven unable to articulate an alternative and viable plan for containing Iran’s nuclear programme
Hugh Lovatt’s piece on how Netanyahu’s re-election could intensify efforts to undermine the Iran nuclear deal
The hardliners in the US and Iran have always worked together to block diplomacy
Ellie Geranmayeh says in this interview that there is a good chance that the Iranians will engage in negotiations with US President Biden
Qatar’s position as the first LNG exporter is central to its entire foreign policy strategy
Cinzia Bianco contextualizes the 2022 World Cup in Qatar within the country’s international projection and dynamics.
The World Cup is the ultimate soft power coup for Qatar
It is not widely believed in the U.S. intelligence community that Iran has already decided to build a bomb
Ellie Geranmayeh explains the state of play on Iran’s nuclear program and why Europe, the US and Iran may already be in Plan B mode as talks to restore the JCPOA remain stalled
I think the system is sort of stuck between what is the right approach
Ellie Geranmayeh on the debate within Iran’s security circles in the light of protests
If Netanyahu was no longer on the political scene, the main obstacle to forming a right-wing coalition would disappear