The Iran Nuclear Agreement And Joint Comprehensive Plan Of Action

On July 14, 2015, Iran and the six powers that have negotiated with Iran about its nuclear program since 2006 (the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russia, China, and Germany--collectively known as the P5+1) finalized a Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). The JCPOA is intended to ensure that Iran's nuclear program can be used for purely peaceful purposes, in exchange for a broad lifting of U.S., European Union (EU), and United Nations (U.N.) sanctions on Iran. The JCPOA largely reflects what was agreed in an April 2, 2015, framework for the accord. The agreement replaces a Joint Plan of Action (JPA) interim nuclear accord in operation since January 2014. This book examines the Iran Nuclear Agreement, and discusses Tehran's compliance with international obligations.

The Iran nuclear is a framework of agreement between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the permanent members of the united nations security council (P5+1) that is US UK France Russia China plus Germany and EU. The agreement is to end years of economic sanction on Iran in exchange to halting their Nuclear program

The Iran Nuclear Deal has indeed caused so many controversies, political headline and public concern. This is evidently shown by all the political dealings and grievance by some countries about the deal notably, the US and Israel. Similarly the issue of public skepticism, reactions and concerns about the deal has indeed been very widely publicized. All around the world so many people are very weary and confused by all the controversies and tension regarding this deal, but indeed only few people are truly aware of the reasons and truths behind the deal. This book explains in details every fact and truth about this historical deal, and indeed tells you what you do not know about the deal.

In July 2015, eight parties – France, Germany and the United Kingdom, together with the European Union and China, Russia and the United States on the one side, and Iran on the other – adopted the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), better known as the Iran nuclear deal. Under the agreement, Iran accepted limits to its nuclear programme in return for sanctions relief. Hailed by some as a diplomatic achievement, detractors – both in the US and the Middle East – saw the deal as overly lenient. In May 2018, US President Donald Trump announced that the US would cease waiving sanctions and withdraw from the agreement. This Adelphi book assesses that Trump’s decision was a grave error. Like any multilateral agreement, the deal was not perfect, but Iran had been honouring its commitments. Drawing on a deep understanding of the non-proliferation regime and technical expertise, the authors trace the emergence of antipathy to the JCPOA and set out how many of the politicised criticisms of the accord are demonstrably incorrect. They argue that the little-known Procurement Channel – established by the JCPOA to give Iran a legitimate route to procure goods and services for its now-limited nuclear programme – has been an effective check on Iran’s illicit procurement of nuclear-related goods. Moreover, this book demonstrates that Iran’s nuclear and ballistic-missile programmes are not intrinsically linked, as not all Iranian missiles are designed to be nuclear-capable. While the deal endures for now, its survival will ultimately depend on Iran.

This book reveals the reasons for and ways in which the Islamic Republic of Iran challenged the world powers, through the pursuit of material and ideational goals, to advance a strong nuclear program in the past decade. The book explores Iran’s interactions with the United States of America, the Russian Federation, the People’s Republic of China, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the French Republic, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the Republic of India, in the period before (2011-2012), during (2013-2016) and after (2017-2021) the finalization of the nuclear deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in 2015. Iran’s narratives and actions to build middle power status are examined at length against the backdrop of its attempts to reshape global politics, the Middle East region, and the future of the nuclear nonproliferation regime.

"The US secretary of States John Kerry directly asked Iranian foreign minister Mahammad Havad Zarif to comfirm that he was authorised to actually make a deal not just by the Iranian president but by the supreme leader? Zarif assured that he was and on the 14 July 2015, all parties agreed to a landmark comprehensive nuclear agreement" The Iran Nuclear Deal has indeed caused so many controversies, political headline and public concern. This is evidently shown by all the political dealings and grievance by some countries about the deal notably, the US and Israel. Similarly the issue of public skepticism, reactions and concerns about the deal has indeed been very widely publicized. All around the world so many people are very weary and confused by all the controversies and tension regarding this deal, but indeed only few people are truly aware of the reasons and truths behind the deal. The doctor does does a good work here, by not only factually hylighting the documents of the deal, but also analysing and summarising the deal in a more common perspective. This book explains in details every fact and truth about this historical deal, and indeed tells you what you do not know about the deal.