Trump Back on Track to Failed Iran Negotiations and Likely War

Trump Back on Track to Failed Iran Negotiations and Likely War

After only one US exchange with Iran, new noises from Witkoff and others show the US upping its demands to a level not acceptable to Iran

Is Trump using the "Nuclear Talks" as a pretext for war with Iran?

Here's what the media is not telling you about last Saturday's nuclear negotiations with Iran: There were no negotiations. Not in the conventional sense of the word, at least. What actually took place was more akin to a late-night comedy skit than a gathering of diplomats hammering out a deal on nuclear enrichment. At no point, were the members of the Iranian team in the same room as the members of the American team. The delegates from the US sa…

Doug Casey On the Potential for War With Iran, and the Financial Shock Waves That Could Follow

by Doug Casey International Man International Man: Tensions between the US and Iran over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions are reaching a boiling point. How likely is it that this long-simmering standoff erupts into a full-scale war? Doug Casey: Iran has been an adversary of the US ever since the overthrow of the Shah in 1979 and the capture of the US Embassy. It’s unlikely to get better anytime soon, not least because the country is ruled by mullahs, …

The President of the United States insists that Iran must not have a single nuclear weapon.

Live: US President Donald Trump confirmed that the United States...

The U.S. and Iran are negotiating the Iranian nuclear program in separate rooms. The talks arouse a lot of hope for the Middle East, although there are military threats in the room.