As the Strait of Hormuz becomes Washington and Tehran’s newest bargaining chip, the real question is no longer who can inflict more pain, but who can turn pressure into a negotiated outcome. WASHINGTON — The battlefield may have fallen quieter, but the confrontation between Washington and Tehran has entered a more dangerous phase. The missiles […] Read more
If the 2015 Iran nuclear deal does collapse, a “Trump deal” negotiated by the U.S. president should replace it, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday. Johnson said the U.K. would come under pressure to jettison the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran – signed between Iran and the U.S., U.K. Germany, France, Russia and China […] Read more
