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Why Is It So Difficult for Iran To Reach an Agreement With the United States?

by Amir-Hassan Boozari and Muhammad Sahimi | May 13, 2026

The collapse of the Islamabad negotiations between Iran and United States signified an unbridgeable rift, not only between the negotiating parties, but also between two worldviews on resolving conflicts. The last two rounds of negotiations in May and June 2025 and...

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Iran-US Negotiations: Will Non-Violence Prevail?

by Amir-Hassan Boozari and Muhammad Sahimi | Jul 16, 2025

For the first time in a generation, there was a national consensus in Iran that negotiations with the United States are necessary to resolve the issues over Iran’s nuclear program. Practically every political group and faction, as well as the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah...

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