Irans Foreign Policy After the Nuclear Agreement

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The book systematically examines Iran's foreign policy after the 2015 nuclear agreement, focusing on the contrasting approaches of the moderate leadership under President Hassan Rouhani, known as the Normalizers, and their hardline opponents, the Principalists. It explores how the JCPOA and shifting international dynamics influenced Iran's efforts to normalize relations and address terrorism. The analysis highlights the ongoing struggle between these factions over regional and global issues, detailing Iran's interactions with major powers like the U.S., Russia, and neighboring countries.