Truman National Security Project

Nikes of Hazard publishes Truman Fellow Laicie Heeley’s piece on their website. Two days of negotiations in Almaty, Kazakhstan have left negotiations between the P5+1 (the United States, United Kingdom, China, Russia, France, and Germany) and Iran in a stalemate.  After a previous round in Almaty gave some observers [see my earlier analysis on the Fletcher Forum here] [...]

Two days of negotiations in Almaty, Kazakhstan have left negotiations between the P5+1 (the United States, United Kingdom, China, Russia, France, and Germany) and Iran in a stalemate.  After a previous round in Almaty gave some observers reason to be optimistic, the negotiators have returned from this second round with little progress and no agreement [...]

There’s a theory that says when you’re the new kid in a rough neighborhood the first thing you should do is find the biggest, toughest kid on the block and punch him in the face. The sheer audacity of the act will make anyone else think twice about tangling with you, especially if you manage to go [...]

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The Jewish Policy Center blog covers Truman Fellow Joe Costa’s appearance on The Inside Scoop with Mark Levine. Matthew RJ Brodsky was a guest on Mark Levine’s radio show, “The Inside Scoop,” on AM 1480 in Washington, DC where he discussed the current negotiating impasse with Iran. How close is Tehran to developing a nuclear weapon? [...]