Washington Maintains Cautious Response to Election Crisis
As protests over Friday's disputed election continue to rage in Iran, the U.S. has thus far reacted cautiously, reflecting the high degree of uncertainty in Washington both about how much support to give the demonstrators and about the implications of the escalating...
Outlasting the Ayatollahs
The Obama policy of extending an open hand to Iran is working and ought not be abandoned because of the grim events in Tehran. For the Iranian theocracy has just administered a body blow to its legitimacy in the eyes of the Iranian people and the world. Before...
Obama Looses the Manhunters
Rethinking Iran
Iran’s Election: None of America’s Business
The US Should Have Better Relations with Iran
World Events Challenge US Assumptions
Iranian Elections Could Shape US Engagement
Washington is waiting anxiously on the outcome of Friday's Iranian presidential elections, as incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad attempts to fend off challenger Mir Hossein Mousavi in a contest with significant implications for the diplomatic atmosphere between...
Iran: Reformist Candidates Complain of Too Many Ballots
Fears that the state apparatus controlled by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is laying the groundwork for possible fraud in Friday's presidential election appear to be growing among his two reformist challengers and their supporters. While an incumbent has never...
