This edition of In a Nutshell will focus on the JCPOA.

France has been rocked with a new wave of protests and social unrest, which broke out in the aftermath of the brutal murder of a teenager of North African descent.

This episode is about the outstanding characteristics of Martyr Qassem Soleimani.

By granting Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman immunity from prosecution in US courts, the Biden administration one again sent the message to dictators around the world that they are safe in America.

This program is about the Chip Industry War between China and the US.

Brazilians said goodbye to incumbent Jair Bolsonaro and ushered in leftist former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Tensions in the South Caucasus show no sign of abating. Following Azerbaijan’s military incursions into the Armenian territory with the aim of opening the so-called Nato’s Turani corridor.

A specter is haunting Europe, the specter of a harsh winter, more punishing than many European leaders possibly imagined when they imposed sanctions on Russia.

Taiwan has long been inhabited by Chinese people and administered by China’s central governments. Historically, there had been little question about the island’s political status until a civil war broke out in China.

Lebanon’s resistance movement Hezbollah is celebrating its 40th anniversary.