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Iran Deal Leaves U.S. With Tough Questions
The deal with Iran is finally done. Given the stakes, it should be scrutinized. It makes sense to reserve judgment and see how the administration explains all the clauses of the agreement and how they will be implemented. While I look forward to the administration's full explanation of the deal
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  • Dennis Ross
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We Should Not Let Euphoria About the Iran Nuclear Deal Cloud Our Judgment
Complacency could put regional security at greater risk, so the international community must not drop its guard against an emboldened regime.
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  • Michael Herzog
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Keeping Iran's Feet to the Fire
Even with a deal now signed, the Obama administration still has many tools for countering Iran’s menacing behavior across the Middle East.
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  • David Makovsky
  • Matthew Levitt
Brief Analysis
How Iran's Economic Gain from a Nuclear Deal Might Affect Its Foreign Policy
The additional resources unleashed by the agreement will put Iran in a better position to spend more on its various priorities, but how much it puts toward foreign adventurism will remain a political, not an economic, decision.
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  • Patrick Clawson
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U.S.-GCC Relations: Closing the Credibility Gap
The additional steps promised at the Camp David summit do not constitute a game-changer in U.S.-GCC relations, especially since the Joint Statement is so vague regarding specific steps to counter Iran's destabilizing activities.
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  • Michael Eisenstadt
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What If a Nuclear Deal Is Reached–and Iran’s Behavior Doesn’t Change?
As another negotiating deadline comes and goes, U.S. allies in the Middle East appear less concerned with the particulars of a possible accord than the particulars of U.S. policy toward Iran after a deal. The Obama administration believes that Iran’s behavior in the region will improve after a nuclear agreement
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  • Michael Singh
Brief Analysis
Missiles and the Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
Although Iran's missile arsenal is conventionally armed, credible reports of links with its nuclear program underscore the need for limits on missile R&D work as part of a nuclear accord.
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  • Michael Eisenstadt
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei delivers public remarks.
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Content of an Iran Deal Matters More Than Timing
The United States needs to be clear on the consequences of cheating, and for that it will need access to nuclear sites.
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  • Dennis Ross
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Can We Trust How Iran Would Spend Funds From a Nuclear Deal?
The deadline in the Iran nuclear negotiations has just been extended. But if an agreement is ultimately reached, Tehran is expected to receive a substantial financial windfall. Critics have argued that an influx of funds will permit Iran to expand its destabilizing regional activities. The Obama administration has argued that
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  • Michael Singh
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How to Counter Iranian Foot-Dragging (While Not Circumventing Congress)
With reports suggesting that the June 30 deadline for a deal on Iran’s nuclear will be missed, just as previous negotiating deadlines were, we’re on the brink of not an end but a new phase in this diplomatic saga. After July 9, the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act–which President Barack
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  • Michael Singh
Articles & Testimony
How to Salvage Some Security From the Botched Iran Deal
If the United States and its partners do not stand firm in the coming days and years, Israelis feel they may be left alone to face the ayatollahs.
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  • Michael Herzog
In-Depth Reports
Public Statement on U.S. Policy Toward the Iran Nuclear Negotiations
Endorsed by a Bipartisan Group of American Diplomats, Legislators, Policymakers, and Experts
Over the last three years, members of this bipartisan group have convened regularly under the auspices of The Washington Institute for Near East Policy to discuss the status of the Iran nuclear issue, frequently benefitting from the input of current Administration officials. Last week, at its most recent meeting, the
۲۴ ژوئن ۲۰۱۵
Articles & Testimony
In Iran Nuclear Talks, Sharpening Consequences of Failure Is Critical
Michael Singh and Simond de Galbert
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  • Michael Singh
Articles & Testimony
Don't Let the Deadline Drive the Deal
To get the best nuclear pact with Iran, Washington might have to let the June 30 target slide.
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  • Dennis Ross
Brief Analysis
Behind the 'Non-Flub' on Iran's Weaponization Program
The Obama administration appears to be walking back from a full accounting of Tehran's nuclear weaponization efforts, leaving ample room for further clandestine research and weakening a central pillar of the global nonproliferation regime.
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  • James Jeffrey
Brief Analysis
Findings from the State Department's Annual Terrorism Report (Part 1):
Hezbollah and Iran
Contrary to recent intelligence assessments by other agencies, the State Department's latest report documents Hezbollah and Iran's ongoing, deep involvement in terrorist activities.
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  • Matthew Levitt
  • Kelsey Segawa
Brief Analysis
Judging Whether the Iran Deal Is Acceptable
In the nuclear negotiations, Tehran wants to have its cake and eat it too by obtaining sanctions relief while preserving the option to build a nuclear weapon in the future; the U.S. goal must be to deny Iran this capability.
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  • Michael Singh
Brief Analysis
How to Make Sure Iran's One-Year Nuclear Breakout Time Does Not Shrink
The final deal needs to specify the total enrichment capacity of Iran's installed centrifuges, mandate a robust verification regime, and include other restrictions to the nuclear program's size and content.
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  • Olli Heinonen
  • Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Iran Seen from Beijing
China views Iran as a central element in its much-touted Silk Road Economic Belt, which aims to extend Beijing's influence overland through Central Asia to the Persian Gulf and Europe.
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  • Kevjn Lim
Articles & Testimony
An Opportunity, and Lesson, in Negotiating With Iran
A foreign policy fracas erupted last week when an Obama administration official slammed a New York Times story asserting that growth in Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium–reported in an International Atomic Energy Agency update on Tehran’s compliance with its international obligations–presented an obstacle to negotiations over a U.S.-Iran nuclear agreement
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  • Michael Singh

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