Iran’s Nuclear Deal (JCPOA): Threats and Opportunities for the Regional Peace and Security

Ismail, Muhammad

doi:10.1007/s41111-020-00174-x

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“…The question is, what sort of picture does this consideration allow to construct? There is enough evidence to suggest that a new emergence of Eastern influence in the Gulf region is rapidly expanding for reasons beyond this study's scope (Javed 2021). Still, many Western scholars encourage the US to engage with Riyadh and Abu Dhabi as peaceful diplomatic partners, Parsi (2021) explains.…”

Section: Envisioning a Free World And Harmonious Irmentioning

confidence: 91%

“…LEU contains low U-238, which is needed to produce plutonium. Fuel enrichment became a crucial point in the final negotiations of the JCPOA (Javed and Ismail 2021).…”

Section: Iran's Nuclear Program Alters the Balance Of Power?mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…While Iran is not comparable to the power capability and already privileged superpower status of the US, the imperfections of the Iranian state and its leaders under the present Vienna talks and compromised nuclear deal (the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action: JCPOA) are wishing for peaceful relations and mutual coexistence (Javed and Ismail 2021;IAEA 2022;Giles 2018;Ghazvinian 2021). Though the rights of sovereign states are guaranteed by the UN charter and prevailing norms of the international system, persisted sanctions and crippled post-corona economic development in Tehran only reaffirmed Iranian public opinions about negative peace and insincerity of the US policymakers thought present Biden administration decided to reverse some worse immigration policies against Iran (Kyriakidis 2021;Lawson 2020;Lewicka and Dahl 2021).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Presidential Speeches and the US-Iran Nuclear Deal: Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy Percepts on Freedom, Dignity and Independence

Cabrejas-Artola¹

2022

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The US-Iran nuclear deal offers a unique opportunity that could potentially change the course of international relations ending decades of offensive yet ineffective foreign policies toward states' harmony. By rebuilding the security in the Middle East as we enter a new multipolar era, the US-Iran nuclear deal will likely determine the future of the world balance of power, in which Iran could tilt the scales. A successful outcome will ensure Iran exits forty-three years of financial, political, military, and technological isolation, consolidating its status as a regional influencer. On the other hand, the US will have the chance to manoeuvre its survival as a superpower despite the gradual expansion control of Russia and China in the Middle East and further afield. Given the continued hiatus of the US's selective memory of what is deemed reasonable and harmful moral judgement when justifying sanctions, we need to consider a more harmonious and diversified worldview paradigm in the international nuclear deal and peace process. Concentration upon current news developments in Vienna and Tehran and, in conjunction with the analogy of the two famous speeches of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy, this article seeks to demonstrate how these universal principles of freedom, dignity and independence are the underlying factors for the US to remain good moral power but not implemented in the current negotiation with Iran.

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Section: Envisioning a Free World And Harmonious Irmentioning

confidence: 91%

“…LEU contains low U-238, which is needed to produce plutonium. Fuel enrichment became a crucial point in the final negotiations of the JCPOA (Javed and Ismail 2021).…”

Section: Iran's Nuclear Program Alters the Balance Of Power?mentioning

confidence: 99%