Erika Solomon Eric Schmitt and Tyler Pager wrote in the New York Times on Nov. 11, 2026: “ There is still no nuclear deal in place with Iran .” That’s wrong, Erika, Eric and Tyler. The nuclear deal with Iran came into force in 1974. It is Iran’s safeguards agreement with IAEA adopted as part of it signing up to the NPT. The situation today is that the IAEA Board of Governors, acting on a report of the IAEA Director General, found Iran in noncompliance with its obligations under that safeguards agreement. In its 2026 resolution, the Board urged Iran to come into compliance and decided to pass its finding to the UN Security Council. So, the nuclear conundrum in Iran is being addressed by the IAEA Secretariat and Board of Governors, and now by the UN Sec...
What was said in Tehran over this weekend should be carefully listened to by all governments involved with the U.S.-Israel war on Iran. Hopefully they will conclude that priority should be given to keeping Iran in the NPT. If Iran withdraws from NPT, the Trump administration will have in its legacy that it pushed the Islamic Republic to take that step, which they did not want to have to take. Here is a compilation of what was said, as reported by Reuters and Iran International. Iran debates nuclear doctrine Mohsen Haj Ali Araki, Friday prayer leader, a member of the Assembly of Experts and the Expediency Discernment Council, said Iran should reconsider its membership in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty: “ The Islamic Republic has suffered considerable harm and setbacks over the years because of its membership in and continued adherence to this treaty, while gaining no commensurate bene...