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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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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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Responding to Iranian Naval Aggression in the Persian Gulf
The latest provocation reinforces the need for any nuclear agreement with Iran to include strong enforcement mechanisms and swift and severe penalties for cheating.
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China-Led Bank a Sign of U.S. Struggle to Transform Power Into Policy Success
The failure of the U.S. campaign to dissuade allies from joining China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank was greeted in some quarters as a sign of American decline. But this episode was not a crisis of American power, which remains unequaled. And while the threat that the bank poses to that
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3 Flaws in the Iran Nuclear Framework That Could Undermine a Final Deal
If negotiators don't believe they can reach an agreement that addresses Iran's destabilizing regional activities, they should indicate how they will plug the holes in the current deal.
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How Iran Outmaneuvered the U.S. in Nuclear Talks
If Washington and its negotiating partners do not adjust their approach, the talks could be remembered not as a signature foreign policy accomplishment, but as a case study of a powerful country playing a strong hand poorly.
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Iran Nuclear Agreement: Not Necessarily a Game Changer
In this video,Institute Managing Director and Lane-Swig Senior Fellow Michael Singh notes that the nuclear framework agreement announced on April 2 between Iran and the P5+1 presents impediments to Iran's ability to create a weapon, but does not completely eliminate its nuclear program. President Obama must now reassure U.S. allies
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What's Still Missing from the Iran Nuclear Framework
Although the newly released terms cover more ground than skeptics had feared, significant questions linger on almost every major issue, particularly with regard to enforcement.
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What Congress's Iran Letter Signals About Obama's Diplomacy
To gain skeptics' support, the president needs to make the substantive case for his Iran policy and be willing to take their concerns on board.
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What Went Wrong Between the U.S. and Israel -- and How to Fix the Alliance
Repair efforts should focus on shaping a worthwhile Iran agreement, addressing the growing instability and terrorist threats on Israel's borders, and rebuilding trust in the peace process.
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Netanyahu's Three Objections to a U.S. Deal with Iran
Whatever one thinks of the circumstances of his address, Netanyahu raised concrete concerns that should not simply be dismissed.
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3 Steps to Deter Further Russian Aggression in Europe
Advocates of increased pressure on Moscow received good news last week with the European Union decision to extend its sanctions by six months. There had been concerns that Greece’s new left-wing government would obstruct the renewal. Yet this bit of progress obscures deeper problems: Athens successfully lobbied to remove any
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The First Step Toward an Iran Deal: No New Nuclear Concessions
To build pressure toward a viable agreement, Washington and its negotiating partners should refrain from further extensions of the JPOA, warn Iran that sanctions will be reimposed if no deal is reached by a date certain, and counter destabilizing Iranian regional activities.
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Aligning with Rouhani Is Not the Answer
Given the uncertainties surrounding the Iranian regime's internal struggle, Washington should not pin its hopes on President Rouhani's camp, whose regional strategy appears to converge with that of the hardliners.
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