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There Are No Perfect Nuclear Deals By Sam Nunn & Richard Lugar
During the Cold War both Republican and Democratic presidents accepted less-than-perfect arms pacts with the Soviets. We need to do the same with Iran. – More
There Are No Perfect Nuclear Deals By Sam Nunn & Richard Lugar
During the Cold War both Republican and Democratic presidents accepted less-than-perfect arms pacts with the Soviets. We need to do the same with Iran. – More
Why the details of the Iran deal don’t matter By Jeremy Shapiro
Negotiating with Iran over its nuclear program has become something of a national pastime and a cottage industry in U.S. foreign policy circles. Since that fateful...
The Iran deal: An epochal moment that Congress shouldn’t squander By Brent Scowcroft
Congress again faces a momentous decision regarding U.S. policy toward the Middle East. The forthcoming vote on the nuclear deal between the P5+1 and Iran (known...
Don’t Let the Iran Deal Become 2016’s Swift Boat By Joe Cirincione
Opponents are attacking the Iran Deal with everything they’ve got—almost all of it entirely fabricated and unsupported by the entire nuclear expert community....
Paul Volcker: It would be ‘a sad day’ if Congress blocks Iran deal
In recent days, opponents of the Iran nuclear accord have argued that if Congress blocks it, the major powers that negotiated the agreement can simply go back and...
Dozens of retired generals, admirals back Iran nuclear deal
Three dozen retired generals and admirals released an open letter Tuesday supporting the Iran nuclear deal and urging Congress to do the same. Calling the agreement...
History’s Real Lessons On The Iran Deal
Opponents of the Iran nuclear deal see many virtues and no significant risks in congressional disapproval of the agreement. And they often advance their views with...
One Congressman’s Iran By Roger Cohen
Representative Sander M. Levin, Democrat of Michigan and the longest-serving Jewish member of the House, said something important this week: “In my view, the only...
