A nuclear agreement means Iran is set to return to global energy markets, and OPEC may never be the same again.

The Vienna Agreement on Iran’s nuclear program will have far-reaching geopolitical ramifications in the Middle East and beyond.

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

What is holding up a deal on Iran’s nuclear program?

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?

There will be serious political, economic, and military repercussions should Iran be ‘rehabilitated’ back into international society.

Negotiations are heating up as Iran and the P5+1 enter the final week ahead of a March 31st deadline for a framework deal.

With just over a month left until the March 31 deadline, it appears the US negotiating stance has begun to soften.

Discussion has often focused on the dynamics of the Afghanistan-Pakistan-India triangle. But there’s another contender in the arena of Afghan politics – Iran.