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Executing the Obama Doctrine

Author - April 12, 2015

The so-called “Obama Doctrine” for U.S.-Iran negotiations will ensure that the United States calls the shots in reaching and implementing an agreement.

Dealing with the "Great Satan"

Author - April 12, 2015

The recently released framework agreement has received significant support across the Iranian political spectrum.

Peripheral Vision

Author - April 12, 2015

The Saudis will maximize their leverage in the nuclear negotiations to get what they want: regional stability in their favor.

The View from Israel

Author - April 12, 2015

It seems the Iran deal will only reinforce the frosty relationship between Obama and Netanyahu.

Betting Big

Author - April 12, 2015

In closing the deal with Iran, the Obama Administration would actually be taking the safest available route.

Externalities of a Deal

Author - April 12, 2015

By lifting its leash-like sanctions on Iran, the West may unintentionally allow Iran’s sphere of influence and support for terrorism to grow.

Silent but Strong

Author - April 12, 2015

The Revolutionary Guard may loom over Iranian politics , but that influence does not make its endorsements harmful to U.S. interests.

HPRgument: Iran Nuclear Deal

Author - April 12, 2015

HPR writers discuss the terms and implications of the nuclear agreement with Iran.

Pillars of Sand

Author - April 8, 2015

American economic pressure can help stabilize the political crisis in Yemen.

Monetizing Movement: Migrants of the Kafala System

Author - April 1, 2015

How migrant workers are exploited from South Asia to the Persian Gulf.