Explore book talks, interviews, and discussions featuring Sina Azodi on Iran and the Bomb, Iran’s nuclear history, and U.S.–Iran relations.
Sina Azodi discusses the history and evolution of Iran’s nuclear program, a central theme of Iran and the Bomb, and its implications for U.S.–Iran relations and nuclear policy.

Sina Azodi joins journalist Negar Mortazavi at Busboys and Poets in Washington, D.C. to discuss Iran and the Bomb, Iran’s nuclear program, and the history of U.S.–Iran relations.

Negar Mortazavi speaks with Sina Azodi about Iran and the Bomb, tracing Iran’s nuclear program from the Shah and the 1979 revolution through the JCPOA, maximum pressure, the U.S.-Israeli wars on Iran, and the future of nuclear diplomacy.

Sina Azodi discusses Iran’s nuclear history, from the Shah and Atoms for Peace to the JCPOA, U.S.–Iran diplomacy, and the contemporary nuclear question.
Sina Azodi discusses Iran and the Bomb and the evolution of Iran’s nuclear strategy, from early U.S. support to the JCPOA and the continuing challenges surrounding Iran’s nuclear program.
Iran and the Bomb: How Tehran Views the Nuclear Question

Sina Azodi joins Marc Lynch to discuss Iran and the Bomb, the strategic logic of Iran’s nuclear program, U.S.–Iran relations, and the challenges of managing a nuclear-threshold Iran.

Sina Azodi launches Iran and the Bomb at George Washington University, discussing Iran’s nuclear history, uranium enrichment, the JCPOA, and the evolution of U.S.–Iran relations.
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