Proliferation

Lapid and Netanyahu both oppose resuming the JCPOA—but they would be unlikely to say otherwise publicly even if they supported the latest proposals.

Whether or not Tehran is proven to be involved, the incident holds significant implications for the regime's international diplomacy and terrorist activity—not to mention its claims about the applicability of Khamenei’s “nuclear fatwa.”

A “more for more” agreement might be possible, but only if Iranian leaders are genuinely afraid of what they could lose without one.

A brief summary of technical terms relating to the country’s nuclear progress.

Deadlock in the Iran nuclear talks may prompt action by Riyadh, with Pakistani support.

The country's top defense official shares his insights on recent terrorist attacks, the Iran nuclear talks, the Ukraine war, expanding cooperation with regional countries, and more.

A closer look at what funds would actually be accessible and what impact they would have on Iran’s economy.

After decades of steady development, Tehran now uses drones to complement its missiles and support the broader effort to bring the entire Middle East within its range.

After months of publicly ignoring the issue, the Supreme Leader reminded negotiators to follow his guidelines but refrained from explicitly supporting or rejecting the state of play in Vienna.