Republicans to Iran: A nuclear deal can disappear ‘with a stroke of a pen’

An exiled author remembers her dash out of Tehran

The Persian art of declining what you really want and offering what you’ll never give could play a role in US-Iran nuclear talks

In oil-producing Iran, a slight hike in gas prices could cause a jump in discontent

In oil-producing Iran, a slight hike in gas prices could cause a jump in discontent

A nuclear deal between Iran and the western powers begins to take effect

In 2013, the presidents of Iran and the US spoke on the phone for the first time in 34 years

In diplomacy, sometimes a little pain can be a good thing

Has Benjamin Netanyahu raided the Warner Brothers’ cartoon vaults for talking points?

President Rouhani faces cheers and eggs as he returns to Iran

A Look at Major Topics Ahead of the UN General Assembly

Leaders try to put a little heat in frigid US-Iranian relations

Netanyahu calls Iranian president a ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’

A Look at Major Topics Ahead of the UN General Assembly

Iran’s Rouhani willing to work with the West

Iran Shows Signs of Detente With the West

The Meaning Behind the Letters Obama and Rouhani Exchanged

With military option looming, experts examine how Syria might respond to airstrikes

How Would Syria Respond to US Strikes?