Iran After Raisi: Presidential Election

Iran After Raisi: Presidential Election

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Do Trump and Iran Want a Deal?

Negar Mortazavi speaks to BBC World about mass protests in Iran, President Trump’s signals on diplomacy and war, and the view in Tehran. Negar Mortazavi is a Senior Fellow at the Center for International Policy in Washington DC. 

U.S. and Iran Ready for War

Negar Mortazavi speaks to Times Radio about U.S. military asset buildup in the Middle East, President Trump’s comments on war and diplomacy, and Iran’s threats of hitting back if attacked.www.thetimes.com/radio 

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