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The Iran Primer: Power, Politics, and U.S. Policy
Patrick Clawson, Mehdi Khalaji, Michael Eisenstadt, Matthew Levitt, and Michael Singh have contributed material to this important ongoing project on Iran.
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On Syria, Diplomacy and Coercion Are Not Mutually Exclusive
Increased U.S. support for the opposition and credible threats of military force are vital to altering the calculations of other parties and advancing diplomacy.
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Debating Next Steps on Iran
Changing Tehran's strategic calculus requires a firm set of nuclear red lines, a more credible U.S. military threat, and, most important, greater involvement in Syria.
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Egypt's Economic Crisis: How to Help Cairo Help Itself
Because Egypt's economic crisis has political roots, international donors cannot save the country by themselves. But they can use the IMF negotiations to help Cairo recognize that a turnaround will require not just economic reform, but more inclusive government and political reconciliation.
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Obama to the Middle East: Expectations and Implications (Part 2)
Subscribe to Washington Institute videos on YouTube. Sign up for live event broadcast alerts from The Washington Institute On March 18, 2013, David Makovsky, Michael Singh, and Dennis Ross addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Mr. Makovsky is the Ziegler distinguished fellow and director of the Project on
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Syria's Humanitarian Crisis
The Washington Institute's managing director testified before the Senate regarding next steps to address Syria's ongoing war and its effects on the population. The following is an excerpt from his prepared testimony. Download the PDF to read his full remarks. "The humanitarian crisis in Syria is of a scale with
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Mideast Seeks a New Commitment from Obama
The administration should overcome its hesitations and embrace the leadership role that only the United States can play in addressing the region’s big problems.
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Is Iran Out-Negotiating the Obama Administration?
If Washington and its allies continue redrawing their redlines, they may eventually find themselves advocating military action against facilities that they previously declared legal and tolerable.
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How to Jumpstart U.S. Strategy toward Iran
Rather than seeking alternative approaches, Washington and its allies should sharpen their focus on P5+1 negotiations, targeted sanctions, credible military pressure, and outreach to the Iranian opposition.
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Why There Is Still a Role for the P5+1 in the Iran Nuclear Talks
Iranian truculence likely ensures that the P5+1 -- not direct bilateral talks -- will remain the most meaningful forum for nuclear negotiations.
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Don't Let Iran Stall for Time
As the United States and its allies increase pressure on Iran, Washington must remain steadfast in its demands rather than respond to Tehran's obstinacy with increasingly generous offers.
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Managing State: Some Advice for John Kerry
Avoiding the next diplomatic crisis will require the new secretary of state to invest time and effort in the less-glamorous but essential task of effectively managing the department.
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