Panelists on Washington Week With The Atlantic joined to discuss the potential motivation behind Trump’s actions against Iran, and more.
The U.S. national security adviser responds to Israeli warnings about nuclear negotiations with Iran.
The Chicago-based aviation giant tells the AP it has signed an agreement with Iran Air potentially worth billions—but the deal is subject to government approval.
The history of arms control talks has important lessons for the Iran deal. In archived transcripts, Soviet negotiators opened up about what they really thought at the time.
Iran used the 1955 Treaty of Amity to take the U.S. to the International Court of Justice over its decision to leave the nuclear deal.
Declaring the country’s most powerful security services a terrorist organization is just the Trump administration’s latest move in a long pressure campaign against Iran.
Even if the Iranian leadership were not always rationally interested in self-preservation, Israeli missile defense, second-strike capability, and a careful understanding of Tehran's priorities could potentially keep a nuclear Iran at bay.
Iran can be contained. The path to follow? A course laid out half a century ago by a young Henry Kissinger, who argued that American chances of checking revolutionary powers such as the Soviet Union depended on our credible willingness to engage them in limited war.
The countries' top diplomats are selling the landmark agreement on Iran's nuclear program very differently.
Congress works together to make sure it can get a word in on Iran, a look back at #BringBackOurGirls, and more.