UCL's Karimi: In Best Interest to Iran, U.S. to Return to Nuclear Deal

The video discusses the US-Iran nuclear deal negotiations, focusing on the potential impact of sanctions and leadership changes in Iran. It highlights the strategic considerations of both countries, the role of new Iranian President Reisi, and the importance of domestic policy in Iran. The video also explores Iran's strengthening ties with China and Russia and the dynamics between Reisi and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.

What is a key reason for the US and Iran to return to the nuclear deal?

• To improve trade relations

• To prevent future sanctions

• To gain political leverage

• To strengthen military ties

What might happen if the nuclear deal negotiations extend beyond the current administration?

• The new administration may take a more confrontational tone

• The deal will automatically be approved

• The US will withdraw from talks

• Negotiations will become easier

What is a primary focus of Reisi's inward-looking approach?

• Expanding military capabilities

• Increasing foreign investments

• Rebuilding the economy

• Strengthening international alliances

What is a significant challenge facing Iran's economy?

• Over-reliance on tourism

• Lack of natural resources

• High inflation rates

• Negative growth and poverty

How has Iran responded to sanctions in terms of international relations?

• By isolating itself completely

• By turning towards China and Russia

• By strengthening ties with the US

• By forming new alliances in Europe

What is the relationship between Reisi and the Supreme Leader expected to result in?

• Increased factionalism

• More streamlined decision-making

• Greater engagement with the West

• A shift towards liberal policies

What is a potential outcome of returning to the nuclear deal for Iran?

• Increased military spending

• Curbing regional activities

• Strengthening ties with the US

• Isolation from global markets