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Iran claims to be building a nuclear reactor for peaceful purposes, but belligerent rhetoric from President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and noncompliance to international regulations have led to multiple UN sanctions against the country and diplomatic headaches for the international community.

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When Grief Turns to Anger Two Days and Two Nights in Tehran

Something is simmering in the Islamic Republic of Iran. People's dissatisfaction is massive, but so is their fear of more bloodshed. By Christiane Hoffmann in Tehran

Two Days and Two Nights in Tehran - ATTA KENARE / AFP

Trump's Declaration of War Conflict with Iran Could Be Inevitable after Killing of General

U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted he does not want war with Iran. Now, with the killing of General Qassem Soleimani, that conflict could be inevitable. It is the price for instinctual foreign policy devoid of experts. Von Maximilian Popp

Conflict with Iran Could Be Inevitable after Killing of General - IRAQS SECURITY MEDIA CELL HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX

'Has the World Forgotten Us?' Eyewitnesses on the Unrest in Iran

Poverty, hardship and a sense of hopelessness are driving protesters into the streets in Iran, where they have been met with brutality by the Revolutionary Guard. Witnesses describe the dramatic events unfolding in the country. Von Susanne Koelbl

Eyewitnesses on the Unrest in Iran - EPA-EFE/REX

Between the Front Lines Europe Caught in the Crossfire of Iran-U.S. Spat

Iranian provocations in the Strait of Hormuz threaten to torpedo the EU's balancing act between U.S. President Donald Trump and the leadership in Tehran. Much depends on what British Prime Minister Boris Johnson chooses to do. Von Konstantin von Hammerstein, Christiane Hoffmann, Susanne Koelbl und Raniah Salloum

Europe Caught in the Crossfire of Iran-U.S. Spat - Morteza Akhoondi / Mehr News Agency / AP

Former Secretary of Defense Panetta on Iran 'You Can Create Chaos, but You'd Better Have a Plan'

Does President Donald Trump know what he's doing? Former U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has his doubts. In an interview, he discusses the crisis in Iran and Trump's strange decision to abort a missile strike just minutes before launch. Von Roland Nelles

'You Can Create Chaos, but You'd Better Have a Plan' - MANDEL NGAN/ AFP

Kanzlerin trifft US-Außenminister Pompeo Merkels unbequemer Gast

Gerade wurde Angela Merkel in den USA als Anti-Trump-Ikone gefeiert, in Berlin aber ist schon wieder Alltag: US-Außenminister Mike Pompeo überbringt unerfreuliche Botschaften. Von Florian Gathmann und Severin Weiland

Merkels unbequemer Gast - Sean Gallup/ Getty Images

Rising Tensions Trump's Iran Escalation Poses a Threat for Germany

The U.S. under Donald Trump is exacerbating tensions with Iran, leading many to fear war may be just around the corner. Any military conflict would have dire consequences for Europe, but the Americans remain undeterred. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Trump's Iran Escalation Poses a Threat for Germany - abaca press/ ddp

Interview with Iranian Foreign Minister 'The Nuclear Agreement Is Not a Love Affair'

The nuclear deal with Iran is limping on even after the United States' withdrawal. DER SPIEGEL spoke with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif about the agreement, what Europe's options are and his country's growing influence in the Middle East. Von Christiane Hoffmann

'The Nuclear Agreement Is Not a Love Affair' - Arash Kamooshi / DER SPIEGEL

Iran Crisis Trump Drives Wedge Between Germany and France

Donald Trump's move to withdraw from the nuclear agreement with Iran should have pulled the European Union together, but Angela Merkel has instead chosen to appease the U.S. president. Criticism of her stance is mounting in Brussels and Berlin. By SPIEGEL Staff

Trump Drives Wedge Between Germany and France - Dimitar Dilkoff / AFP

Exit from Iran Deal Trump Strikes a Deep Blow to Trans-Atlantic Ties

With his decision to blow up the Iran deal, U.S. President Donald Trump has thrown Europe into uncertainty and anxiety -- and raised the specter of a new war in the Middle East. One thing is certain: the trans-Atlantic relationship has been seriously damaged. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Trump Strikes a Deep Blow to Trans-Atlantic Ties - Thilo Schmuelgen / REUTERS

Former CIA Director Michael Hayden 'We Have a President Who Views Allies as a Burden'

In an interview, former CIA Director Michael Hayden discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's relationship with the truth, his treatment of his European allies and why the White House backed out of the Iran deal. Von Christoph Scheuermann

'We Have a President Who Views Allies as a Burden' - AFP

Trump and Iran Time for Europe to Join the Resistance

U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal marks the temporary suspension of the trans-Atlantic alliance. What now? Von Klaus Brinkbäumer

Time for Europe to Join the Resistance - Vahid Salemi/ AP

The Ultimatum Europe's Last Ditch Effort to Save Iran Deal

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw from the nuclear deal with Iran and he has until May 12 to make a decision. If he follows through, it could mean war in the Middle East. But the Europeans are trying to prevent it. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Playing with Fire Trump Risks New Conflagration in Middle East

U.S. President Donald Trump made it clear last week that he is close to withdrawing from the Iran accord unless Iran agrees to make changes. His chances for success are slim - and his blustering risks a dangerous escalation. By DER SPIEGEL staff

Trump Risks New Conflagration in Middle East - Susan Walsh/ AP

Iranian Vice President Salehi on Nuclear Deal 'Our Partners Have More To Lose Than We Do'

Iranian Vice President Ali Akbar Salehi says his country wants to continue adhering to its nuclear treaty, even if the United States withdraws. In an interview, he warns that if the accord falls through, it could lead to a nuclear arms race. Von Susanne Koelbl

'Our Partners Have More To Lose Than We Do' - Farhad Basaei / DER SPIEGEL

Israeli Defense Minister 'We Can in No Way Tolerate an Iran with Nuclear Weapons'

In an interview, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon explains why he considers the nuclear deal with Iran to be an historical error. He also addresses recent crimes committed by extremist Israelis. Von Ronen Bergman und Holger Stark

The Worm Turns Virus Hunter Kaspersky Becomes the Hunted

The Russian IT security firm Kaspersky Lab has discovered a new, powerful cyber weapon, apparently a successor to the notorious Duqu software. But this time the virus hunter itself is a target. Now experts are scrambling to identify who's behind it. Von Matthias Gebauer und Marcel Rosenbach

Virus Hunter Kaspersky Becomes the Hunted - Dan Balilty/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

An Eye To Iran European Businesses Prepare for Life After Sanctions

In Germany, officials believe Iran has investment needs of $100 billion per year. German companies are eager to rebuild ties and business in a lucrative market once a nuclear deal is reached and sanctions lifted. Von Martin Hesse, Susanne Koelbl und Michael Sauga

European Businesses Prepare for Life After Sanctions - Abedin Taherkenareh/ dpa

Interview with Iranian Foreign Minister 'We Will Have Differences with US No Matter What'

In an interview with SPIEGEL, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif discusses his optimism that a deal will be reached over Tehran's nuclear program. But he warns this does not mean the country is seeking rapprochment with the West. Von Christiane Hoffmann

Interview with Saudi Prince Turki Bin Faisal Al Saud 'We Try To Learn from Our Mistakes'

In a SPIEGEL interview, Prince Turki bin Faisal Al Saud discusses Saudi Arabia's push for modernity, its role in the Yemeni civil war, anti-Iranian sentiment and the human rights situation in the Gulf's powerful but conservative monarchy. Von Bernhard Zand

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