Tag: Iran

Germany’s Ban of Hezbollah: A Half-Measure
By May 2, 2020 Read More →

Germany’s Ban of Hezbollah: A Half-Measure

Germany’s ban on Hezbollah is a compromise measure between German lawmakers who want to take a harder line against Iran and those who do not. The ban appears aimed at providing the German government with political cover that allows Germany to claim that it has fully banned the group even if it has not.

Posted in: Germany, Islam in Europe
Europe Cowers in Front of Iran and Hezbollah
By February 3, 2020 Read More →

Europe Cowers in Front of Iran and Hezbollah

The European Union has resisted pressure to outlaw all of Hezbollah. European officials, who make an artificial distinction between Hezbollah’s military and political wing, regularly claim that a total ban might destabilize Lebanon’s political system, which is now dominated by the terrorist group.

Posted in: Europe, Hezbollah
What’s Next for the Iran Nuclear Deal?
By January 20, 2020 Read More →

What’s Next for the Iran Nuclear Deal?

Britain, France and Germany, the three European signatories of the Iran nuclear deal, have activated the agreement’s dispute mechanism in an effort to force Tehran into compliance with its commitment to curb its nuclear program.

Germany’s Pro-Iran, Anti-Israel Foreign Policy
By August 11, 2019 Read More →

Germany’s Pro-Iran, Anti-Israel Foreign Policy

A senior German diplomat appointed to head an EU barter system that would enable European companies to sidestep U.S. sanctions on Iran stepped down after giving an interview in which he criticized the existence of Israel and praised Tehran’s ballistic missile program.

Posted in: Europe
Iran’s Growing Role in Yemen
By April 11, 2019 Read More →

Iran’s Growing Role in Yemen

The ongoing war in Yemen has increased the Houthis dependence on weapons and financial support from Iran, whose position in Yemen is stronger than ever.

Posted in: Geopolitics
Europeans Rush to Profit from Iran Deal
By August 13, 2015 Read More →

Europeans Rush to Profit from Iran Deal

The flurry of European business activity in Iran implies that international sanctions are crumbling, and if Tehran violates its commitments under the nuclear deal, efforts to re-impose them are unlikely to succeed.

European Dual-Use Exports to Iran Continue Apace
By April 10, 2014 Read More →

European Dual-Use Exports to Iran Continue Apace

More than a dozen EU countries have supplied Iran with dual-use technologies in one form or another in recent years, and much of that trade was lawful and in compliance with export control regulations, research shows.

¿Puede el multilateralismo poner fin al enfrentamiento nuclear con Irán?
By February 14, 2006 Read More →

¿Puede el multilateralismo poner fin al enfrentamiento nuclear con Irán?

En una sesión de emergencia celebrada el 4 de febrero, del Organismo Internacional de la Energía Atómica (OIEA) votó remitir el informe sobre la cuestión nuclear iraní al Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas.

Can Multilateralism End the Nuclear Standoff with Iran?
By February 6, 2006 Read More →

Can Multilateralism End the Nuclear Standoff with Iran?

Can the often feckless Security Council change Tehran’s behaviour, thereby preventing the need for military action and turning Iran into a showcase example of effective multilateralism?

¿Se dirige Irán hacia un enfrentamiento con Estados Unidos?
By July 26, 2005 Read More →

¿Se dirige Irán hacia un enfrentamiento con Estados Unidos?

La elección de Mahmud Ahmadineyad como nuevo presidente de Irán lo mermará las posibilidades de reconciliación entre Irán y Estados Unidos.

Is Iran Heading Towards a Showdown with the United States?
By July 7, 2005 Read More →

Is Iran Heading Towards a Showdown with the United States?

The election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran’s new president will undermine the chance for reconciliation between Iran and the United States.

¿Bombardeará Estados Unidos a Irán?
By February 14, 2005 Read More →

¿Bombardeará Estados Unidos a Irán?

La Casa Blanca ha indicado que habla en serio sobre su intención de impedir que Irán adquiera armamento nuclear.