January 2015
Iran Sanctions Intensification Plan Approved by U.S. Senate Banking Committee
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee approved a plan to intensify sanctions on Iran if nuclear negotiations fail by June. This decision reflects ongoing tensions between…
Iran Sanctions Bill Delayed in U.S. Senate Until Late March
The U.S. Senate's consideration of intensified sanctions against Iran has been postponed until late March, with key Democratic senators expressing support only if no political…
Proposal by 11 American Senators to Intensify Sanctions on Iran if Negotiations Fail
Eleven American senators have proposed a resolution to support nuclear negotiations with Iran while threatening new sanctions if talks fail. This proposal, backed by both…
New Efforts by U.S. Senators for Sanctions or Voting on Final Agreement with Iran
U.S. senators are working on proposing lighter sanctions against Iran and may put any potential agreement to a congressional vote. This comes amid President Obama's…
Senior American Senator Insists on Increasing Sanctions Against Iran
Senator Robert Menendez supports new sanctions against Iran if a nuclear deal is not reached by July, despite President Obama's warning of a veto against…
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Calls for Congressional Involvement in Negotiations with Iran
Bob Corker, the new chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, aims to involve Congress in the U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations. The Republican majority in Congress…