Topic: Iran

Russia Just Sent Bashar al-Assad More Missiles

REUTERS

Russia, one of the few remaining friends of Bashar al-Assad's regime, just sent the Syrian government some advanced antiship missiles.

By Max Fisher

Aug 4, 2010

What We Know About Alleged Ahmadinejad Assassination Attempt

A homemade grenade or just a firecracker?

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By Max Fisher

Jul 15, 2010

By John Hudson

Jul 8, 2010

By Max Fisher

Jun 21, 2010

Why Iran Booted Two Nuclear Inspectors

Tehran claims they leaked "false" information

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By Max Fisher

Jun 9, 2010

Iran Sanctions Pass, But Will They Work?

The United Nations punishes Iran's nuclear program

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By Max Fisher

Jun 8, 2010

The Global Challenges of Sanctioning Iran

Will Russia and China follow through, and will the new plan be effective?

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By Max Fisher

May 17, 2010

Behind Turkey's Nuclear Deal With Iran

Could the Iranian nuclear threat finally be curbed?

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By Max Fisher

May 3, 2010

U.S. and Iranian Goals Clash at UN Nuclear Conference

What the two countries are really after

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

Apr 18, 2010

Gates Memo: U.S. Lacks Policy for Nuclear Iran

The New York Times obtains a highly-classified memo

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By Max Fisher

Apr 1, 2010

Will China Join U.S. in Iran Sanctions?

China's veto threat has long blocked action, but they could be coming around

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By Max Fisher

Mar 31, 2010

Meaning of Iranian Nuclear Scientist's Defection to U.S.

Officials call it an "intelligence coup"

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By Heather Horn

Feb 16, 2010

Why Clinton Called Iran a 'Military Dictatorship'

A strategy to pave the way for sanctions?

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By Max Fisher

Feb 11, 2010

What If Iran Really Went Nuclear?

Some say it might not matter as much as you think

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By Max Fisher

Feb 11, 2010

Why Is Iran Blocking Gmail?

A surprising tactic on the anniversary of the Revolution

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By Max Fisher

Feb 10, 2010

How Can Washington Help the Iranian People?

Conflicting ideas show it wouldn't be easy

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By Max Fisher

Feb 8, 2010

Will Obama's Hard-Line Deter Iran Nuclear Program?

If Iran can even develop them, that is

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By Max Fisher

Feb 2, 2010

Is the Arab World Turning Against Iran?

Experts once again envision a U.S.-Arab alliance. Is it a pipe dream?

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By Max Fisher

Jan 12, 2010

Who Killed Iranian Nuclear Scientist--And Why?

Theories and speculation swirl around the booby-trapped motorbike used to assassinate Masoud Ali Mohammadi

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By Max Fisher

Jan 7, 2010

Is a Revolution Coming in Iran?

After seven months of protests, observers debate whether the green movement could topple Iran's leadership

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By Max Fisher

Dec 28, 2009

Can The U.S. Aid Protesters in Iran?

The liberal "green" movement is seen as friendly to America, but helping them could spur a backlash

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By Max Fisher

Dec 28, 2009

As Violence Surges, What Will Happen to Iran?

As violence escalates, both the opposition movement and the government have much to lose

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

Dec 27, 2009

As Iran Erupts, Andrew Sullivan Resumes Dogged Coverage

Live analysis from leading bloggers on the outbreak of deadly protests in Iran

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By Max Fisher

Dec 21, 2009

Why Iranian Grand Ayatollah Montazeri Was So Important

The reformist cleric's death has already set off protests in Tehran

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By Max Fisher

Dec 15, 2009

Iran's Nuclear 'Trigger' Work May Confirm Worst Fears

A 2007 document may indicate Iran's direct pursuit of nuclear weapons

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By Max Fisher

Dec 11, 2009

Top U.S. Official Expects Iran Sanctions: Will They Work?

Defense Secretary Gates said in Iraq that sanctions against Iran's nuclear program are likely

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By Max Fisher

Nov 30, 2009

Is a Nuclear Iran Inevitable?

Iran has announced it will construct 10 facilities for enriching uranium

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By Heather Horn

Nov 13, 2009

3 Reasons the Feds Want to Seize Iranian Assets

The U.S. government seeks to seize sites allegedly linked to Iran's nuclear program, including American mosques

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By John Hudson

Nov 10, 2009

Why Did Iran Charge U.S. Backpackers With Espionage?

Three Americans have been convicted for a crime punishable by death. What does Iran want?

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By Max Fisher

Nov 4, 2009

30 Years After Stormed Embassy, Turmoil in Tehran

Anti-regime protests turn violent on the anniversary of the U.S. embassy takeover

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By Max Fisher

Oct 30, 2009

Iran Backtracks on Nuclear Deal, What Next?

Iran will no longer follow through on the landmark agreement on nuclear enrichment

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By Heather Horn

Oct 21, 2009

Iran Nuclear Deal: Breakthrough or Bust?

Political bloggers and arms control experts weigh in on the significance of the uranium enrichment deal

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By Carl Franzen

Oct 19, 2009

Decoding the Suicide Attacks on the Iranian Guard

Bloggers discuss the implications of Sunday's devastating terrorist attack on the elite Iranian Revolutionary Guard

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By Heather Horn

Oct 16, 2009

4 Novel Views of Iran's Nuclear Threat

Unconventional wisdom on the Iranian program

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By John Hudson

Oct 6, 2009

What Happens If Ahmadinejad Is Jewish?

A sensational article sparks an ethno-political debate around the question: "What if Iran's leader has Jewish roots?"

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By Max Fisher

Oct 2, 2009

Did the Iran Nuclear Talks Succeed?

Iran agreed to send its uranium to Russia for enrichment, a temporary solution

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By Max Fisher

Oct 1, 2009

As U.S. Confronts Iran Over Nukes, China Offers a Lesson

Even as China poses an obstacle to tough sanctions, columnists say U.S.-Sino history provides clues on handling Iran

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By Heather Horn

Sep 30, 2009

To Win at Nuclear Talks, Focus on Iran's Human Rights Abuses

Success at Thursday's talks may depend on making Ahmadinejad's regime feel threatened

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By Heather Horn

Sep 29, 2009

Tips for Obama on Confronting Iran

Three columnists tell the president it's time to play tough

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By Max Fisher

Sep 29, 2009

World Spy Agencies Split: Is Iran Developing Nukes?

The global intelligence divide, and the possibility of Iranian nuclear warheads, are not taken lightly

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By Max Fisher

Sep 28, 2009

How the U.S. Should Engage With Iran

Iran's missile launch raises the specter of confrontation

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By Heather Horn

Sep 25, 2009

Europe Reacts to Iran's Nuclear Program

The international media weigh in on Iran's admission of operating secret nuclear facilities

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By Max Fisher

Sep 25, 2009

Who Won the Day?

Adrian Pabst on the UN's Iran Opportunity

The Guardian columnist envisions a global realignment for the better

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