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Presidential Transition Event:
Thinking About the Next Phase of Iran Nuclear Diplomacy
Three veteran policy practitioners examine the challenges that the Biden administration will face as it considers whether and how to reenter the Iran nuclear agreement.
January 6, 2021
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Dennis Ross
Suzanne Maloney
Meghan O'Sullivan
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America's Anxious Allies: Trip Report from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Israel
A bipartisan team of distinguished former officials share their insights from a recent tour of key regional capitals.
Sep 28, 2016
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Meghan O'Sullivan
Philip Gordon
Dennis Ross
James Jeffrey
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Sanctions and U.S. Foreign Policy
Sanctions provide the United States with a middle option that has the "least risk" in dealing with problematic Middle Eastern regimes. Sanctions are less costly than military intervention and better than doing nothing at all. During the Cold War, an evaluation of the success of a sanctions policy was not
Mar 13, 2001
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Raymond Tanter
Meghan O'Sullivan