The Myth of the Iranian Military Giant
Saudi Arabia’s military outspends the Islamic Republic's 5-to-1; the UAE's does by 50 percent. And ending the arms embargo after a nuclear deal won't change that.
Saudi Arabia’s military outspends the Islamic Republic's 5-to-1; the UAE's does by 50 percent. And ending the arms embargo after a nuclear deal won't change that.
We need to recognize that this is an unprecedented diplomatic effort.
Capitol Hill has been more hassle then help when it comes to getting to yes with Iran. But it doesn't have to be that way.
Only ideologues and the ignorant don't understand that Obama's letter to Khamenei is just pragmatic politics.
Iran’s nuclear negotiators have public opinion on their side for now. But if that disintegrates, so could any hope for a deal with the West.
Iran claims to be Palestine’s biggest proponent. So why has Tehran been silent on Gaza?
Washington may not want to admit it, but Iran is the most stable country in the Middle East right now.
Reaching out to Tehran, not smashing its economy, is what made the nuke deal possible -- and it could have happened much earlier.
Iran’s hard-liners are using mass executions to undermine the nuclear deal.
Can Washington dance with Tehran when they're listening to different music?
Trita Parsi is president of the National Iranian American Council and author of A Single Roll of the Dice: Obama's Diplomacy With Iran.
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