Geneva Deal: Beginning of a New Era between Iran-Us Relations
Keywords:
Non-Proliferation Treaty, P5+1, Regional Hegemon, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, Persian Gulf, Holocaust, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Axis of Evil, Great Satan, Baghdad Pact, Nationalists Governments, Anglo-Iranian Oil, Operation Ajax, Cold War, World War II, Balance of Power, Truman Doctrine, British Imperialistic LegacyAbstract
In the present era, the Iran-US relations carry greater significance in the world politics. The diplomatic relations between both countries have remained suspended since the Iranian Revolution of 1979. But now after three decades when Iran has elected its new President, a shift has been observed in Iranian policies towards West and both sides are willing to melt the ice through an interim deal in Geneva. Though this deal has its positive aspects yet the prospects and fears along with its pros and cons in the days to come cannot be brushed aside. This paper is an attempt to analyze how this agreement will have its impact on the Middle Eastern region in reshaping the balance of power. The study will also discuss how Iran will have to face the harsh screening safeguards along with the introduction of Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2013.
