John Lee, writing for Independent Journal Review, said that it is no surprise the Iran lobby has immersed itself in trying to save the nuclear deal following the recent U.S. elections. It is faced with an administration that may scrap the current nuclear deal, or have it amended to include conditions regarding Iran’s support of terrorism. It could also be possible that Trump’s administration re-imposes sanctions that Obama’s administration lifted. In any case, American policy towards the Iranian regime is going to come back into the spotlight.

Exhaust fumes from millions of vehicles that travel around Tehran’s roads are responsible for around 80 percent of the pollution in the city. Now, as winter progresses, the emissions fail to rise above the cold air making the situation even worse.

Iran has once again violated the 2015 nuclear deal but will they face the consequences? Dr Majid Rafizadeh, a political scientist and president of the International American Council on the Middle East, writes in an op-ed for the Gatestone Institute that the US appears to be giving concessions to the Iranian Regime.

In an article from Fox News on November 10, Iran’s violations of the nuclear deal it signed with six world powers, that lifted sanctions, and endeavored to limit Iran’s nuclear capabilities is addressed.  

When Iran exceeded its limit on its heavy water stockpile, it violated one of the terms of the nuclear deal, United Nations monitors reported on Wednesday, November 9.  They say this violation occurred on the same that Iran demanded the U.S. stick to the deal.