Iran has pledged 500,000 barrels a day of new crude exports in the next few months and 1 million barrels a day within a year to take back its share of the oil market after US, EU, and UN sanctions are removed. However, contradictory news pieces are confusing.
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In recent remarks addressed to a gathering of Iranian governors in an Interior Ministry auditorium, Hassan Rouhani expressed concern over the large number of candidates who have been disqualified by the Guardian Council.
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In just a few days after the implementation of the JCPOA, the UK is reopening visa issuance in Iran and Canada is already considering the resumption of diplomatic ties with Tehran.
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While several world leaders have expressed their readiness to mediate between Middle East powers Iran and Saudi Arabia, with a few travelling from one to the other, Iran says it has found the mastermind behind an embassy attack that ignited the two country’s latest row which ended their diplomatic ties.
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Reformist figures are once again barred from running in parliamentary elections. Could negotiations bring them back to the competition?
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Despite historical differences, Tehran can reduce the level of tensions with Arab countries if it taps into public diplomacy.
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An essay by Hassan Beheshtipour, an expert on international affairs
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It seems that Iran and the United States, long-time enemies, have resolved a fourth conflict in a row in recent weeks.
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The US Treasury Department said in a statement on Sunday that it has imposed new sanctions on several individuals and firms over Iran’s ballistic missile program, claiming that the program “poses a significant threat to regional and global security.” The so-called new sanctions are proving controversial in Iran.
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An essay by Ali Khorram, a former Iranian ambassador to the UN’s European headquarters in Geneva
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