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إيران

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Iranian Proxies Step Up Their Role in Iraq
Iran's proxy groups have been working closely with Iraqi government forces for some time and will likely become more important to Baghdad in light of recent events.
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  • Phillip Smyth
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The Battle for Iraq Is a Saudi War on Iran
The ISIS invasion of Iraq reflects a wider war between Shiites and Sunnis for control of the Middle East.
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  • Simon Henderson
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Regional Implications of a Nuclear Deal with Iran
Ambassador Ross discusses how Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other regional states view the resumption of negotiations with Iran, and what Washington can do to assuage their concerns.
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  • Dennis Ross
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Ailing Official Highlights Concentration of Power in Iran
The Assembly of Experts may soon have a new leader, but hints of a name have yet to emerge.
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  • Mehdi Khalaji
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Iran's Afghan Shiite Fighters in Syria
Afghan Shiite militants have been fighting on the Assad regime's side for some time, and the scope and strategic purpose of Iran's involvement is becoming increasingly clear.
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  • Phillip Smyth
Iranian Students in the United States, 1924-2012
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  • Steven Ditto
Nuclear Decisionmaking in Iran
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  • Nima Gerami
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White House Should Seek Congressional Endorsement for Any Iran Deal
As the negotiations with Iran enter a critical stage, Washington needs to develop bipartisan consensus about the parameters of an acceptable agreement.
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  • Eric Edelman
  • Dennis Ross
  • Ray Takeyh
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Iran and Bahrain: Crying Wolf, or Wolf at the Door?
The Bahraini government will need to distinguish better between protestors and terrorists if it wants Washington and other foreign partners to believe its claims of Iranian support for local militants.
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  • Matthew Levitt
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America Should Not Soften Its Nuclear Demands of Iran
As the next round of talks unfolds, U.S. officials should remember that a weak agreement could prove to be a strategic setback in the guise of a tactical success.
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  • Michael Singh
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Assessing U.S. Policy across the Middle East
A panel of senior U.S. and foreign policy practitioners shared insights into the status and course of American policy in the Middle East.
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  • Elliott Abrams
  • Tim Kaine
  • Jean-David Levitte
  • James Steinberg
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Israel's Evolving Terrorist Threats from Sinai to Syria
Israel and Jordan have together mounted a "well coordinated" effort to prevent the most extreme elements among the Syrian rebellion from dominating the southern front along both the Israeli and Jordanian borders, Middle East analyst Ehud Yaari told attendees at The Washington Institute's 2014 Weinberg Founders Conference. Yaari, the Institute's
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  • Ehud Yaari
  • Aaron Y. Zelin
  • Matthew Levitt
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Saudi Arabia's Missile Messaging
The inclusion of long-range Chinese-made missiles in a Saudi military parade is likely a diplomatic signal to Iran and the United States.
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  • Simon Henderson
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The Smart Power Play That Could Help the U.S. Control Putin
Washington does not need to put boots on the ground to show Moscow, Tehran, and Damascus that is it serious about exercising U.S. power in the region.
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  • Dennis Ross
United Nations headquarters building in New York - source: Reuters
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Obama Correct -- and Canny -- to Refuse a Visa to Iranian Envoy
If the nuclear talks cannot survive this unrelated incident, then the P5+1 must reexamine its narrow approach to the negotiations.
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  • Michael Singh
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Iran Seeks to Untangle UN Sanctions
The Islamic Republic has added to its nuclear negotiating team a law professor who has extensive experience making Iran's case in international disputes.
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  • Steven Ditto
In-Depth Reports
Tightening the Reins
How Khamenei Makes Decisions
This new study by Mehdi Khalaji focuses on explaining the decisionmaking process within Iran's highest political echelon.
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  • Mehdi Khalaji
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What Iran's Chemical Past Tells Us About Its Nuclear Future
Michael Eisenstadt examines the parallels between the development of Iran's chemical warfare program during the war with Iraq and its nuclear program today.
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  • Michael Eisenstadt
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The Saudi Problem and the Head of the Snake
Does Obama still have pull over Riyadh when the king's point man -- Prince Bandar -- is pulling the strings from afar?
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  • Simon Henderson
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What If the Ukraine Crisis Affects the Iran File?
Given Moscow's potential ability to undermine Iran diplomacy, Washington has yet another compelling reason to reestablish faith in -- and fear of -- America's willingness to use military strength.
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  • James Jeffrey

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