Tag: Iran
Keep John Kerry—As President Hillary’s Iran Envoy
In his piece for the National Interest, the Council’s Navid Hassibi argues why keeping John Kerry as Presidential Envoy for Iran would make sense in a Hillary Clinton administration.
Creatively Removing Sanctions Against Iran
Navid Hassibi and Tom Sauer examine creative ways of removing sanctions against Iran.
Life After a Nuclear Agreement – Will Bibi Adapt?
Is Israel standing by to recalibrate its policy vis-à-vis Iran? The CIP’s Navid Hassibi delves into the subject in this piece on Iran-Israeli relations.
As deadline looms, who has a tougher road ahead, President Obama or Rouhani?
Navid Hassibi provides an overview of those working to derail nuclear talks in both Washington, DC and Tehran.
Canada Should Take Lessons Learned from Cuba to Iran
Navid Hassibi of the Council on International Policy argues that Canada must plan for the eventual normalization of relations with Tehran.
The Top 5 Reasons to Sign a Nuclear Deal with Iran
The Council on International Policy’s Navid Hassibi outlines the 5 top reasons to sign a nuclear deal with Iran in this piece for the National Interest.
On Iran: Congress, Please Step Aside
The Council on International Policy’s Navid Hassibi argues in the National Interest that Congress must work to be part of the solution when it comes to an Iran nuclear deal, not the problem.
Let’s Make a Nuclear Deal with Iran
“Now is the time to finally resolve the longstanding nuclear dispute with Iran”. The Council on International Policy’s Navid Hassibi writes about the importance of striking a nuclear deal with Iran in The National Interest.
Hassan Rouhani: Supreme Leader Khamenei’s Choice for President?
Of course, nobody knows except for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei himself, but what if he did implicitly support Hassan Rouhani, the lone moderate candidate in Iran’s presidential race, would it be a complete surprise? Perhaps not, it might actually make sense.
President Obama Reaffirms his Commitment to Pursuing Peace with Iran
Though Iran wasn’t mentioned by name in Obama’s inaugural speech, he reaffirmed his commitment to the pursuit of a peaceful resolution with Tehran.
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