Extorting the international community has been one of the core pillars of the Islamic Republic since its establishment in 1979.

The prevailing approach of the Biden administration toward the Iranian regime, which appears to be solely anchored in diplomacy, is doomed to fail.

Conflict de-escalation and avoiding war with the Iranian regime are critical foreign policy objectives. But this should not mean that the P5+1 world powers that are negotiating with Tehran over a new nuclear agreement should see it as essential to strike any deal with the Islamic Republic.

The Iranian regime can solve many of its problems and help the nation prosper simply by altering its regional policy.

This year is likely to be one of the most challenging ever for the post-revolutionary Iranian regime.

The Iranian regime continues to defy the international community and advance its nuclear program. As 2022 approaches, the prospect of Iran acquiring a nuclear weapon remains one of the greatest threats to global security. 

After almost a year of negotiations, talks to revive the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal, have yielded no positive results. What is Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s strategy regarding Tehran’s nuclear program? 

Israeli leaders are again threatening to target the Iranian regime’s nuclear installations as they did in 2013 without making good on the warning. However, the geopolitical and sociopolitical situations are different this time, and Israel’s ultimatum must be taken seriously.