#JCPoA

Farzan Sabet

IranWonk

Good @TheEconomist rehashing of debate on incoming #Biden admin's #JCPOA policy b/w those calling for "swift re-entry" versus "smart pressure" (using #Trump "maximum pressure" leverage).Some of its assumpti

Ludovica Castelli

LudovicaCastel5

1. The majority of the post-assassination commentary has been focusing on how the particular timing of the killing of #Fakhrizadeh might have served the purpose of sabotaging any Biden’s attempts

Ali Vaez | على واعظ

AliVaez

I'm a JCPOA supporter. @mdubowitz and @rich_goldberg write that JCPOA advocates "avoid debating the many fallacies inherent in returning to the agreement". Challenge accepted. [Thread]https://twitter.com/ForeignPolicy/status/1

Jarrett Blanc

JarrettBlanc

This is a very good story. And our regional partners are right — if there are to be any negotiations with Iran on regional issues, including ballistic missiles, the region

Hassan El-Tayyab

HassanElTayyab

THREAD:The last 17 days of the #Trump admin are an extremely dangerous time, with escalating US-Iran tensions & risk of all-out war. After years of a failed maximum pressure campaign,

Aᴍɪʀ

AmirIGM

I think one of the more interesting things about this is not the fact that Iran claimed it possesses ICBM capability - that is something Iranians and outside observers have

Ellie Geranmayeh

EllieGeranmayeh

1/ @TheEconomist Leaders are wrong in thinking: 'Were #Biden to jump back into the nuclear deal quickly, it would mean lifting the sharpest sanctions & giving up much of this

Daniel Schwammenthal

DSchwammenthal

1/8 A thread about Europe's dangerous refusal to vote for the extension of the UN arms embargo against Iran. @UKUN_NewYork @franceonu @GermanyUN put out similar explanations. They are all contradictory.@francediplo

ayatrollah

javahali

This really isn’t a fight between “neocons” and “progressives.” It’s between people who understand post-JCPOA Iran, and people who still think Khatami is president and/or the Green Movement is still

Mark Dubowitz

mdubowitz

I have my disagreements with this piece by ⁦@DanielBShapiro⁩ but there’s common sense in many of his recommendations. The U.S. & Israel share common goals; the important differences will be

Jason Brodsky

JasonMBrodsky

I've been following the debate over Biden's #Iran envoy. Some thoughts: This is a difficult position for the administration to fill as it is seeking someone who can simultaneously engage

Matthew RJ Brodsky

RJBrodsky

It begins. #Iran Note: @Reuters has the process right in this article. Everything else about it is wrong. For example...https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/pompeo-likely-to-visit-un-on-thursday-in-pursuit-of-sanctions-on-iran-639134 There a

Afshon Ostovar

AOstovar

I generally don’t put a lot of stock in “spoiler” arguments when it comes to geopolitics, but today’s assassination in Tehran will make returning to the JCPOA and negotiations with

Prof Gerald M Steinberg

GeraldNGOM

The 2015 #JCPOA (#Iran nuke deal) is irrelevant - events and conditions in 2021 are entirely different, and time does not go backwards. The US & Iran will need to

Emma Ashford

EmmaMAshford

It’s a curious US foreign policy pathology that articles by foreign officials arguing that the US should ignore its own interests and allow allies to dictate its foreign policy choices

Reza Nasri

RezaNasri1

#Thread1) The U.S has long claimed that Iran's missile program and regional policies need to be addressed. Truth is, these matters don't need to be addressed by or with the

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