Rahman Ghahremanpour
Interview with Rahman Ghahramanpour, International Affairs Analyst
Our foreign policy is a continuation of our domestic policy
U.S. Democrats and Iran's hardliners won't have much opposition to the deal
Rahman Ghahremanpour: Russia is concerned about Iran's rapprochement with the West
Iran seeks a balanced policy with regard to the West, China, and Russia
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Rahman Ghahremanpour: Iran rejects mediation by UAE, Saudi Arabia and Russia
Saudi Arabia does not have the diplomatic capacity to mediate, but it will not prevent an agreement
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Rahman Ghahremanpour: Saudi Arabia is on the verge of normalizing relations with Israel
After the Aramco affair, Saudi Arabia turned to a policy of de-escalation
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Rahman Ghahremanpour: This agreement will not eliminate tensions between Iran and the United States
Trump wants to reach an agreement before traveling to the Middle East
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Rahman Ghahremanpour: Comprehensive agreement is not on the agenda of either side
Trump is on his political honeymoon, which is why he is satisfied with a mediocre deal
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Rahman Ghahremanpour: Reaching technical talks means progress in negotiations
The degree of enrichment, the enriched material, the type of centrifuges, and the type of activities at Fordow and Natanz are the subject of technical negotiations
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Rahman Ghahremanpour: Negotiations should not be the subject of political disputes inside the country
Pezeshkian gave them good credibility by entrusting the matter to the negotiating team
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Rahman Ghahremanpour: Zarif entered domestic politics with foreign policy formulas
With Zarif's ouster, the country has shown that it does not rely on individuals
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