Iran, Trump

Trump Torpedoed the Iran Nuclear Deal. Now He’s Calling for Another One.
President Trump’s desire to engage in negotiations is a turnabout from his first term, when he often derided former President Barack Obama for agreeing to a nuclear deal with Iran.
Trump signals shift on Iran, hints at new nuclear deal to avoid conflict
President Donald Trump suggested the U.S. may try to find another nuclear deal with Iran to avoid military conflict and prevent it from developing a weapon.
How Close Is Iran to a Nuclear Weapon as Trump Eyes a Deal?
Iran has faced suspicion for decades over its nuclear ambitions and whether it’s developing the capability to fire an atomic weapon.
Denying US and Israel are planning a strike, Trump says he wants a deal with Iran
US president urges that work on new nuclear pact start 'immediately'; Iranian FM insists administration's restoration of 'maximum pressure' policy 'will turn into another failure'
Trump says he wants to negotiate a nuclear deal with Iran after imposing ‘maximum pressure’
President Donald Trump said he wants to negotiate a nuclear deal with Iran. Trump's comments come after he directed the Treasury and State Departments to drive the Islamic Republic's oil exports to zero.
Trump Says Iran Ready to Negotiate Nuclear Deal
President Trump states that Iran is ready to negotiate a nuclear deal to avoid military action, and he has restored maximum economic pressure on Iran while demanding strict monitoring of its nuclear activities.
Will Trump’s pressure tactics derail hopes for a nuclear deal with Iran?
Analysts suggest Trump’s strategy may either force a breakthrough or trigger further confrontation, depending on Tehran’s response.
Can Trump Make a Deal With Iran?
Ad Policy Newspapers inn Tehran, Iran, report that Donald Trump has officially taken office as president of United States, on January 21, 2025. (Fatemeh Bahrami / Anadolu via Gett
Iran alerts UN to Trump threat of force, says it will defend itself
Iran alerted the United Nations on Tuesday to what it described as "reckless and inflammatory statements" by U.S. President Donald Trump threatening the use of force, and warned that "any act of aggression will have severe consequences.
Donald Trump Calls Iran's Bluff
Israeli officials have repeatedly signaled that military action against Iran's nuclear program remains an option. Trump, however, has emphasized diplomacy over mi
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What should a new deal with Iran look like?
In trying to achieve a new agreement, one needs to assess what a “better deal” really means. In recent years, some have ...
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Iran Diplomacy Can’t Wait
President Donald Trump says he wants a deal, not a war, with Tehran. “I would much prefer a Verified Nuclear Peace Agreement, which will let Iran peacefully grow and prosper,” he wrote last week on ...