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The article focuses on Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, an Iranian nuclear expert, who is considered as an important person in the negotiations for the nuclear programs of Iran. Topics discussed include the importance of Fakhrizadeh in the success of the negotiations, plan of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to interview Fakhrizadeh, and understatement of American intelligence community on the capability of Iran to make nuclear bombs.

The article reports on the new approach to be used by the negotiators in the U.S. to convince Iranians to reduce production of nuclear fuels.

The article reports on the new round of negotiations between Iran and senior diplomats from six countries opened in Geneva, Switzerland on November 20, 2013 in the middle of the outlook that they were approaching an agreement for the suspension of the nuclear program in Tehran.

The author reflects on the unfinished negotiations on the nuclear program in Iran in which the issues of diplomacy and the alternative to the potential sabotage of the negotiation results are ignored.

The article focuses on the plans of Khazakhstan Minister, Erlan Idrissove to host international negotiation for the nuclear program in Iran.

The article reports on the agreement of Catherine Ashton, the top negotiator that push Iran to stop its nuclear program, to make negotiations by telephone with her Iranian counterpart Saeed Jalili in 2012. It mentions that Jalili and Ashton met in Istanbul, their first face-to-face meeting on September 19, but no further meetings were planned. The impacts of the European and American economic sanctions on Iran have deepened, plunges in the value of the Iranian currency and Iranian oil exports.

Most of the time, foreign relations are kind of boring -- negotiations, communiques, soporific speeches. But then there are moments of radical discontinuity--1789, 1917, 1989--when the very logic of history flips. At these moments -- like the one in Iran right now -- change is not generated incrementally from the top. Instead, power is radically dispersed. The real action is out on the streets. The future course of events is maximally uncertain. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reports that the Iraqi foreign minister has rejected Iran's call for a regional meeting over the fighting in Najaf, Iraq.