This edition of The Debate is about Iran's demands of Europe on the country's nuclear deal.

According to a new poll public support for the Iran deal has reached its highest point previously recorded.

On Iran, Mogherini confirmed the EU's support for the nuclear deal and dismissed talks of further sanctions related to Iranian involvement in Syria and ballistic missiles.

Despite Trump's desire to dismantle Iran's nuclear deal with the P5+1 countries, many analysts believe fully abandoning the JCPOA now would only make the situation worse for Washington.

An analyst says President Vladimir Putin has exposed the West's duplicity through Russia's successful air campaign against terrorists in Syria.

Iran’s president says the conclusion of nuclear talks ushers in a new era for the country’s economy after years of foreign sanctions and bullying. Hassan Rouhani says the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action will "unshackle" Iran’s economy, and will let the Iranian nation take full control of its natural resources and trade. He stressed that post-sanction Iran will sell its oil at the time and place of its choosing. Rouhani also praised the resistance and patience of the Iranian people over the years of sanctions and bullying of world powers. The president criticized what he called a group of hardliners in the US for their opposition to the Iran nuclear agreement. Rouhani said the international community believes that the JCPOA will pave the way for world peace and security.

Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell has expressed support for the nuclear agreement with Iran.

The US State Department says Donald Trump’s reading of the Iran nuclear agreement is absurd.

Ex-Israeli foreign minister slams the regime’s policy toward a former Palestinian hunger striker.

Iran is to construct a specialized nuclear hospital in the near future, says the country’s nuclear chief.