With the ink dry on the final text we can now ask the burning question: Who won the Iran nuclear deal?

Détente between Iran and the West is transforming the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, and governments and investors the world over are scrambling to profit from the new normal.

Negotiations came down to the wire and succeeded in producing a framework deal. Now the big question is: Who won?

Despite Israel’s vocal opposition, genuine fear, and preemptive threats, the truth is that Jerusalem understands Iranian nuclear weapons are an eventual fait accompli.

Exploring what India stands to to lose from US-Iranian nuclear negotiations.

It is increasingly unlikely that the United States, or Israel, will engage in a military confrontation with Iran over its nuclear program in view of significant political changes within the Islamic Republic and the growing isolation of the Israeli government.

An Iranian dissident group has alleged that Iran is building a secret uranium enrichment plant 120km away from Tehran.

The Iranian government’s plan to construct ten new uranium enrichment plants has put prospects for a diplomatic solution on life support.

The Obama administration is running out of political room to maneuver on Iran.