RealClearWorld
Advertisement

May 23, 2012

Is the West About to Bend to Iran?

Gerecht & Dubowitz, Washington Post

AP Photo

The euphoria in Western and certain Israeli circles that Judgment Day has been avoided will vanish rapidly as it becomes obvious how much Khamenei can cheat with this new standard.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: Ali Khamenei, Iran

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

May 17, 2012
Iran Must Choose Enmity or Economy
Ray Takeyh, Financial Times
Diplomacy is reclaiming a role in Iran's nuclear drama, but little attention is being paid to a conflict of interests that is likely to complicate Tehran's path to a settlement. The objectives of the western powers are clear:... more ››
May 20, 2012
Rethink the Russian Reset
The Economist
America's missile-defence plans are aimed at Iran, not Russia. But they are also a token of transatlantic seriousness about Europe. Any suggestion of making them a bargaining chip unsettles those in Poland and elsewhere who... more ››
May 21, 2012
How to Avoid U.S.-Iran War
Matthew Bunn & Abbas Maleki, Foreign Policy
Observers would be forgiven for dismissing negotiations over Iran's nuclear program as Kabuki theater. Despite years of on-again, off-again efforts, after all, fears of war continue to simmer. Such frustrations are... more ››
May 22, 2012
U.S. Must Engage Russia to Tame Iran
Robert Merry, The National Interest
There are many reasons to lament the wary state of relations between the United States and Russia—and between President Obama and Russian president Putin—but the most gnawing reason concerns the ongoing Iran nuclear talks,... more ››
May 18, 2012
Iran Sanctions Are About to Backfire, Big Time
Kupchan & Priddy, NYT
Western sanctions on Iran are on the threshold of an overreach. That evolving reality might provide leverage at the talks in Baghdad. If it doesn’t, the West will have to dodge an approaching bullet, and turn its new... more ››
|