"There is no guarantee if the next US administration will stick to the deal. This increases the risk factor and heightens the vulnerability of Tehran in case of any future miscommitment," a Research Fellow at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad told ILNA.
Professor of Government and International Affairs believes that if the United States and Iran can make it through the next six months without a disaster, and if Joe Biden defeats President Trump, and particularly if the Democrats also gain control of the U.S. Senate, there is a real possibility that the United States and Iran could achieve more normal relations.
An International relations expert at the National University of Singapore has hailed the arrival of Iranian tankers in Venezuela as a “victory” for Tehran.
Former assistant director for national security in the White House Office of Science and Technology Professor Frank N. von Hippel says that although technically the US sanctions aren’t supposed to impede medicines, do so because of the financial sanctions affect every transaction.
A political science professor Michael Hollingsworth believes that the economic sanctions placed on Iran have had an effect on the economy and the standard of living in Iran.
The US move to sanction Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif shows that Washington “tells lies and cheats”, said Iran’s parliament speaker on Saturday as internal and international condemnation over Zarif’s designation pour in.
Iran's legal challenge against renewed sanctions by the United States goes before the UN's top court Monday.
