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JCPOA Still a Defensible Document

JCPOA Still a Defensible Document

In an article published on Iranian Diplomacy, university professor Mohammad-Mahdi Mazaheri says the nuclear deal was a win-win situation aimed at resolving the sides’ concerns, not one ending in a triumph for one of the sides.

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Sanctions Indirectly Cause Iran’s Sluggish Post-Sanction Return

Sanctions Indirectly Cause Iran’s Sluggish Post-Sanction Return

Despite constant emphasis on resistance economy and calls for solidarity, sanctions ironically corrupted Iran’s economy so deeply in about six years that a comeback to the global economy does not seem within reach in the near future. The country’s instability, corruption, and top-heavy bureaucracy intimidate foreign investors, banks, and businesses.

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Riyadh Has No Intention of Reconciliation

Riyadh Has No Intention of Reconciliation

Editorial penned by Iranian Diplomacy’s Ali Mousavi Khalkhali argues that Saudi diplomacy on Iran is now defined based on “hostility everywhere, every time and in every possible way” and that the Saudis will spare no effort in reaching this very goal even if it takes reconciliation with Iran’s toughest enemies.

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