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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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The Minab Attack Did the United States Commit a War Crime in Iran?

The Feb. 28 attack on an elementary school in Minab, Iran, likely killed dozens of children and evidence suggests the US may be responsible. But was it a war crime? DER SPIEGEL took a closer look.

Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran - The White House / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images

Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran - The White House / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images

"Short-Term Excursion" Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran

Trump has started a war he can no longer end. None of the options for exiting the current morass are palatable. And with Iran now attacking the global economy, the United States is on the defensive. By Juliane von Mittelstaedt und Fritz Schaap

How Trump Turned America into a Source of Chaos - SASAN / Middle East Images / AFP

How Trump Turned America into a Source of Chaos - SASAN / Middle East Images / AFP

The Unpredictable White House How Trump Turned America into a Source of Chaos

America's once-cherished role as a force of stability and order has gone up in smoke in the Middle East. After just two weeks of war in Iran, it is clear that the world has changed for good. By Steffen Lüdke und Mathieu von Rohr

"For Trump, It's Now a Matter of Saving Face" - TT / IMAGO

"For Trump, It's Now a Matter of Saving Face" - TT / IMAGO

John Bolton on What Trump Might Do in Iran "For Trump, It's Now a Matter of Saving Face"

John Bolton was once Donald Trump's National Security Advisor before they had a falling out. In an interview, he talks about the possibility of the U.S. joining the Israeli war on Iran and whether the regime in Tehran might be facing its end. Interview Conducted by Nicola Abé und Maximilian Popp

A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East - [M]: Iranian Supreme Leader´s Office / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO, Shir Torem / Pool Flash 90 / AP / dpa, Menahem Kahana / AFP, LysenkoAlexander / iStockphoto / Getty Images

A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East - [M]: Iranian Supreme Leader´s Office / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO, Shir Torem / Pool Flash 90 / AP / dpa, Menahem Kahana / AFP, LysenkoAlexander / iStockphoto / Getty Images

Iran's Conflict with Israel A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East

The danger of all-out war in the Middle East is greater than ever. How did Israel and Iran get into this mess? And can they still find a way out? By Susanne Koelbl, Christoph Reuter, Thore Schröder und Bernhard Zand

The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East - Jalaa Marey / AFP

The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East - Jalaa Marey / AFP

Spiral of Vengeance The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East

Israeli strikes in Lebanon, Houthi attacks on the Red Sea and Iranian missiles fired on Iraq: The risk of escalation in the Middle East is growing. By Christoph Reuter und Monika Bolliger

The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies - Wana News Agency / REUTERS

The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies - Wana News Agency / REUTERS

War in the Middle East The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies

The animosity between Israel and Iran's proxy Hezbollah is deeply rooted. But despite the war in Gaza, Israel's northern border to Lebanon has not erupted into a second front. Why is Iran holding back? By Susanne Koelbl und Christoph Reuter in Beirut and Berlin

What Iran Wants for a New Deal - IRGC / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO

What Iran Wants for a New Deal - IRGC / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO

Analyst on Tehran's Nuclear Game What Iran Wants for a New Deal

Tehran could be capable of building a nuclear weapon within just a few weeks. In an interview, scholar Nasser Hadian says that Tehran is interested in more than just calculated provocation - and discusses what the West should do next. Interview Conducted by Susanne Koelbl in Teheran

The Women of Iran Have Had Enough - Instagram

The Women of Iran Have Had Enough - Instagram

Anatomy of an Uprising The Women of Iran Have Had Enough

The death of university student Jina Mahsa Amini has triggered a wave of protests across Iran. For the last five weeks, the women of the country have been leading the way, but people from all walks of life have joined them. Are they the force that could bring down the regime?

Unrest in Iran Sends Waves of Uncertainty Across the Region

Unrest in Iran Sends Waves of Uncertainty Across the Region

The Violent Mullahs Unrest in Iran Sends Waves of Uncertainty Across the Region

With each victim in Iran, the question as to how the West should react becomes more pressing. Experts are skeptical that the end is nigh for the regime in Tehran – and the country's nuclear ambitions remain a concern.

Biden's Goal of Saving the Iran Deal Just Got Harder - Iranian Defence Ministry / AFP

Biden's Goal of Saving the Iran Deal Just Got Harder - Iranian Defence Ministry / AFP

A Murder and an Ultimatum Biden's Goal of Saving the Iran Deal Just Got Harder

Following the assassination of Iranian nuclear physicist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, hardliners in Tehran are rattling their sabers. The hurdles standing in the way of U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's goal of resuscitating the Iran nuclear deal just grew a lot higher. By Christiane Hoffmann, Susanne Koelbl, Dietmar Pieper und Raniah Salloum

“It Is an Undeniable Fact that Nuclear Energy Is Clean Energy” - Anadolu Agency / Getty Images

“It Is an Undeniable Fact that Nuclear Energy Is Clean Energy” - Anadolu Agency / Getty Images

International Atomic Energy Agency Chief “It Is an Undeniable Fact that Nuclear Energy Is Clean Energy”

In an interview, Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, discusses the Iran deal, the aspirations of countries like Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear power, and why he believes the controversial energy source is still green. Interview Conducted by Dietmar Pieper

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Eyewitnesses on the Unrest in Iran - 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

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

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

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

'You Can Create Chaos, but You'd Better Have a Plan' - Mandel Ngan / AFP

'You Can Create Chaos, but You'd Better Have a Plan' - Mandel Ngan / AFP

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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