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Iran’s nuclear program began in the 1950s but was slow to progress. One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: 1950s to 1988 Iran has since rolled back its compliance with the deal’s operational limits on Iran’s nuclear program. This decision was met with resistance by Iran and the other members of the P5+1, who stated their intent to maintain the deal without U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United States would unilaterally cease implementing the JCPOA, and intended to re-impose nuclear-related sanctions on Iran. On 16 January 2016, all nuclear-related sanctions on Iran were lifted in response to its progress meeting key metrics of the deal. Negotiations between the P5+1 and Iran yielded the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in July 2015, a comprehensive 25-year nuclear agreement limiting Iran’s nuclear capacity in exchange for sanctions relief. While this assistance ended with the 1979 Iranian Revolution, Iran remained interested in nuclear technology and developed an extensive nuclear fuel cycle, including sophisticated enrichment capabilities, which became the subject of intense international negotiations and sanctions between 20.

Iran’s interest in nuclear technology dates to the 1950s, when the Shah of Iran received technical assistance under the U.S.

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October 8 – The Supreme Court ( Warren E.

June 4 – Geraldine Ferraro & Dianne Feinstein.

March 12 – Gary Hart, Walter Mondale & John Glenn.

January 30 – Phil Mahre & Tamara McKinney.

January 9 – John Paul II & Mehmet Ali Ağca.

January 2 – Ronald Reagan & Yuri Andropov, Men of the Year.

December 5 – Arms Control (Soviet walkout of the INF Treaty talks).

September 12 – Soviets Destroy Airliner.

February 21 – Menachem Begin & Ariel Sharon.

January 3 – The Computer, Machine of the Year.

December 27 – Missionaries (protestant Leon Dillinger in Papua New Guinea).

June 14 – Gerry Cooney & Sylvester Stallone.

June 7 – Falklands, John Paul II & Ronald Reagan.

March 22 – Central America: Gunship over El Salvador.

February 8 – Unemployment: the Biggest Worry.

January 18 – Gronk! Flash! Zap!: Video Games Are Blitzing the World.

January 11 – Patrick Teer, Children of War: Out of the Horror, Amazing Strength.

January 4 – Lech Walesa, Man of the Year.

December 14 – The President's Men: How the White House Works-And Doesn't.

November 30 – Europe's Fear and a Bold U.S.

November 23 – Paradise Lost? South Florida.

November 16 – Katharine Hepburn & Henry Fonda.

November 2 – The Fitness Craze: America Shapes Up.

October 26 – Arming the World: What Are the Limits.

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October 12 – No Free Lunch: Cost of Entitlements.October 5 – Dicken's Nicholas Nickelby cast.August 17 – Winging It: Coping Without Controllers.August 10 – Ice Cream: Getting Your Licks.August 3 – Prince Charles & Lady Diana ( wedding).July 13 – Viet Nam Vets: Fighting for their Rights.July 6 – High on Cocaine: A Drug with Status and Menace.June 23 – Attack-and Fallout: The Target: Iraq's Reactor.June 8 – The Savings Revolution: Everybody wants Your Money.June 1 – Heart Attacks: New Insights, New Treatments.May 25 – Terrorist's Target: Why Did They Do It? ( Pope John Paul II assassination attempt).May 18 – Menachem Begin and Shimon Peres.May 4 – The Money Chase: What Business Schools Are Doing To Us.

April 27 – Right On: Winging Into New Era ( first orbital flight of NASA Space Shuttle Program).April 6 – Abortion: The Battle of Life vs 'Choice'.March 30 – How Japan Does It: The World's Toughest Competitor.

March 2 – The Ax Fall: Reagan's Plan for a 'New Beginning'.

February 2 – The Ordeal Ends: And the Outrage Grows.

January 26 – The Hostages: Breakthrough.

January 19 – Reagan's Biggest Challenge: Mending the Economy.

January 12 – Aiming High: Space Shuttle Columbia.

January 5 – Ronald Reagan, Man of the Year.

December 1 – Jane Pauley, Gene Shalit, Willard Scott, Tom Brokaw, David Hartman, Charles Kuralt & Joan Lunden.

November 24 – Saturn: Encounter in Space.

November 3 – Jimmy Carter & Ronald Reagan.

October 27 – The Gulf: Will It Explode?.

October 13 – Jimmy Carter & Ronald Reagan.

October 6 – War in the Gulf ( Iran–Iraq War).

September 22 – Poisoning of America: Those Toxic Chemical Wastes.

September 8 – Thomas Murphy, Philip Caldwell & Lee Iacocca.

July 21 – Feeling Super in Detroit (G.O.P.

June 9 – Who'll Fight for America? The manpower Crisis.

March 31 – Interferon: The IF Drug for Cancer.

February 18 – Operation Abscam: The FBI Stings Congress.

January 21 – Grain as a Weapon: Who Wins, Who Loses.

January 7 – Ayatollah Khomeini, Man of the Year.