Global News Podcast UN set to reimpose sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme
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Sep 27, 2025 David Willis, a BBC North America correspondent, dives into the newly released files concerning Jeffrey Epstein, presenting intriguing details about the scandal and the ongoing debate over public disclosure. He addresses the implications of these documents on former high-profile figures. Additionally, the discussion highlights the looming reimposition of UN sanctions on Iran after failed diplomatic efforts, giving insight into the geopolitical tensions and Iran's strong criticism of Western powers.
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Sanctions Snapback Triggers Automatic Return
- UN sanctions will be automatically reimposed on Iran due to the snapback mechanism after failed last-minute diplomatic delays.
- Iran's lack of cooperation with the IAEA and reduced inspections raised Western concerns about its enriched uranium stocks.
Iran's Diplomatic Distrust Explained
- Iran's foreign minister recalled the 2015 nuclear deal and said the US withdrew, reimposing sanctions a year later.
- He argued the US attacked during negotiations, undermining Iranian trust in future talks.
Snapback Circumvents Vetoes
- The snapback mechanism bypasses vetoes from Russia and China, making sanctions automatic once triggered.
- Russia and China unsuccessfully sought a six-month deferral via a Security Council resolution.