2015 Iran nuclear deal
The Iran nuclear deal: the Iranian and US domestic factors that put its implementation at risk Egmont Security Policy Brief No 74 June 2016
... in Iran since the 1979 ...result, Iran has become increasingly isolated, with relatively limited exposure to the global ...against Iran: winners and losers,’ ...
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The consequences for Russia of the nuclear deal with Iran. OSW COMMENTARY NUMBER 177/03.08.2015
... a deal with Iran on 14 July in Vienna (a Plan of Action with five appendices, henceforth referred to as the Vienna ...agreement, Iran undertook to restrict its nuclear programme and to bring ...
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The transatlantic dialogue on Iran : the European subaltern and hegemonic constraints in the implementation of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran
... in Iran diplomacy, and how the transatlantic dialogue on the Iran nuclear case ...the Iran nuclear talks, but in setting the tone for the transatlantic dialogue on Iran as ...
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Mulitimedia in digital diplomacy: A case study of the Iran nuclear deal and the ttip
... The practice of public diplomacy is increasingly related to new digital possibilities. Especially social-networking services can be considered as tools for diplomatic activities that enable public persons to ‘amplify ...
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Public perception of U.S. diplomatic actors in Israel: Before and after the nuclear deal with Iran
... Economist, 2015). This deal was negotiated by members of the ...Economist, 2015). The main goal of the P5+1 was to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon ...However, Iran ...
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Détente with iran: how europe can maximise the chances of a final nuclear Deal ellie Geranmayeh
... final nuclear deal cannot be agreed within the original interim period, there will be an agreement to roll over the JPA for another six months to January ...
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IRAN’S NUCLEAR DEAL (P5+1) AND GLOBAL PEACE: INTERROGATING THE U S WITHDRAWAL FROM IRAN’S NUCLEAR DEAL
... a deal (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) in 2015 with the members of the United Nations Security Council (the US, UK, France, China, Russia) along with Germany, on its nuclear programme which ...
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Iran’s Gas Market after the Nuclear Deal (Characteristics and Opportunities)
... pipeline: Iran is Turkey’s second supplier of gas after Russia, providing for one-fifth of the country’s ...Erdogan, Iran offered to double nat- ural gas exports in return for a price cut which was turned ...
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After the nuclear deal : research on the EU Iran gas relationship in the post sanctions era
... year 2015, the European Commission mentioned that “LNG prices have over recent years been higher compared to pipeline gas due in particular to high liquefaction, ...
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EU Diplomacy and the Iran Nuclear Deal: Staying power? CEPS Policy Insights No 2017 28 / 14 July 2017
... The nuclear deal with Iran is often hailed as one of the few undisputed diplomatic successes of EU foreign ...to Iran that three member states (France, Germany and the UK) skilfully created in ...
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Designing a New EU-Turkey Strategic Gas Partnership. Bruegel Policy Contribution Issue 2015/10 July 2015
... of Iran. In April 2015, after several rounds of negotiations, Iran, the P5+1 (UN Secu- rity Council permanent members the US, UK, Russia, France and China plus Germany) and the EU agreed a framework ...
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A Change in German-American Relations: The German Nuclear Deal with Brazil, 1977.
... President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, and British Minister James Callaghan, this was the first time Germany had been included in the “nuclear club.” The significance of this event was not lost on government circles ...
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The relationship between regime type, economic dependency and the effectiveness of sanctions: A case study of Iran
... of nuclear energy was for peaceful ...23 nuclear power reactors, this was not indirectly related to a nuclear weapons program since Iran was not searching for the necessary technologies ...
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Proliferation Threats and Solutions
... For example, if we cannot contain Iran, Iran will add another nuclear stockpile subject to the risk of terrorist theft, and trigger a ripple effect in the Middle East [r] ...
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‘Non-Proliferation or Non-Conformation: an assessment of factors leading to the Iran Deal’
... pursued. Nuclear containment of Iran is the overarching goal, but a subordinate goal Is targeting the economy to apply pressure on the political ...compelling Iran to accept a compromise on its ...
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Iran Nuclear Programme: Revisiting the Nuclear Debate
... the nuclear program of Iran dates back to the 1950s. The nuclear programme of Iran was assisted by the west in general and the United States of America in particular as part of the Atoms for ...
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Reigning in a Rogue: Achieving and Drafting a North Korean Nuclear Deal
... available to the rich, it has now started to become accessible to middle and lower class people, which has improved their quality of life. 166 Agriculture reforms have been particularly successful. Like Chinese ...
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The EU and Middle-Eastern Security: A New Departure?
... prevent Iran from exercising its legal right to develop a civilian nuclear ...in Iran and strengthen the position of the President’s ...with Iran will not be resolved through economic ...
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Stock market reaction to iran nuclear news
... of Iran nuclear news on Tehran Stock Exchange ...of nuclear news on the TSE returns and ...the nuclear news into two categories (good and bad ...of nuclear news on the stock ...the ...
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Nuclear Weapons Proliferation Theory and the Case of Iran
... and nuclear weapons program, Iran still lacks an academic culture and media “versed in the arcana of nuclear theology and technology,” thus debates over the developments of Iran’s nuclear ...
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