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Red Tape, Iron Nerve:
The Iranian Quest for U.S. Education
The rising number of Iranian exchange students presents an opportunity to revitalize U.S. public diplomacy outreach to Iran. In this new report, Steven Ditto demonstrates how lowering barriers, reaffirming America's commitment to human rights, and fulfilling past pledges can help pave the way for long-term and short-term change in Iran.
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  • Steven Ditto
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Brief Analysis
Israel, America, and a Churning Middle East (Part I)
On February 4, 2014, former U.S. national security advisor Stephen Hadley addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute after participating in the Institute for National Security Studies annual conference in Tel Aviv and the Munich Security Conference. He was joined by Robert Satloff and Dennis Ross, The Washington Institute's
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  • Stephen Hadley
IAEA: Practical Measures in Relation to the Framework for Cooperation
The IAEA Board of Governors released a report on the framework for implementing the November 2013 interim nuclear agreement with Iran. This report includes details on six initial practical measures agreed with Iran in November and an additional seven measures to be implemented by May 2014.
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Articles & Testimony
How to Solve Obama's Iran Dilemma
A deal with Iran may or may not be possible, but convincing Congress to prepare new sanctions without adopting them yet should be much easier.
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  • Dennis Ross
Brief Analysis
Assad's Indispensable Foreign Legions
Assad is still standing, but he is not standing alone -- and he likely no longer makes decisions alone either.
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  • Jeffrey White
Articles & Testimony
Why Are Congressional Democrats Considering New Iran Sanctions?
The president's fellow party members in Congress are unhappy about his perceived lack of coordination with them on various issues, leading to a potentially damaging impasse on Iran.
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  • Patrick Clawson
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Iran, Syria, and Egypt
The perception that the White House is determined to include the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt's political process could hamper the Iran and Syria negotiations, among other ill effects.
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  • Adel El-Adawy
  • David Pollock
Brief Analysis
President Rouhani and the IRGC
Although President Rouhani has persuaded the Supreme Leader to adjust the IRGC's economic functions, he has not challenged its role in shaping Iran's nuclear policy.
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  • Mehdi Khalaji
Brief Analysis
Rocky Road to Nuclear Deal
Many hazards line the path to a comprehensive nuclear accord with Iran, including the unraveling of multilateral sanctions and efforts by the Iranian parliament to assert a role in national decisionmaking.
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  • Steven Ditto
Articles & Testimony
Will Israel and the U.S. Break Up over Iran?
Differing approaches to Iran's nuclear program do not bode well for Israel in 2014.
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  • Robert Satloff
Articles & Testimony
Linking the Syrian Conflict to the Iranian Nuclear Agreement
Middle Easterners fear the White House will return to bad habits by dropping its demands on Syria in order to appease Iran.
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  • David Schenker
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An Unregulated Security Threat
The Syrian refugee crisis may force Lebanon, Hezbollah, and Iran to reevaluate their approach to Bashar al-Assad's war.
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  • Andrew J. Tabler
Articles & Testimony
Is Iran Set to Lash Out at Saudi Arabia?
The Beirut embassy bombing and Iran's anticipated retaliation against Saudi Arabia could threaten Lebanon's already tenuous stability.
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  • David Schenker
Brief Analysis
GCC Summit Will Gauge Regional Confidence in U.S. Policy
The December 10-11 Gulf Cooperation Council meeting should indicate how member states will respond to U.S.-led nuclear diplomacy with Iran, among other issues.
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  • Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Building on the Joint Plan of Action: Toward a Sustainable Nuclear Deal with Iran
A viable comprehensive solution will need to resolve concerns about possible military dimensions, eliminate an automatic sunset clause, and define clear-cut incentives for compliance and disincentives for noncompliance.
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  • Michael Eisenstadt
Brief Analysis
Why Some U.S. Allies Disapprove of the Iran Agreement
The problem lies not in the accord's substance, but rather in the lack of trust that the Obama administration is willing and able to run a regional security system requiring potential use of force.
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  • James Jeffrey
Brief Analysis
'We Are Not at the Table, but on It': Arabs React to the Iran Deal
Arab responses to the nuclear agreement with Iran suggest that the United States must work harder to allay the fears of allies and friends -- and be especially mindful of the deal's nonnuclear implications.
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  • David Pollock
An Israeli Assessment of the Iran Deal
BICOM Senior Visiting Fellow Brig. Gen. (res.) Michael Herzog gave his assessment of the Iran deal and its implications in a BICOM phone briefing on November 25. The following is a summary of his assessment, covering the positives and negatives of the interim deal, concerns around the endgame, and Israel's
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  • Michael Herzog
Articles & Testimony
How to Think about Obama's Deal with Iran
The agreement is neither a "breakthrough" nor an "abject surrender" but rather "a cap for a cap," with a limited rollback on each side for the next six months.
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  • Dennis Ross
Brief Analysis
Making the Iran Nuclear Deal Work
Now that an Iran nuclear deal has been signed, the next challenge is implementation. This step will entail at least two major challenges: interpreting the agreement and progressing toward what the deal calls "the final step of a comprehensive solution."
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  • Patrick Clawson

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