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Iran Nuclear Deal Is a Win for All
July 18, 2015 Co-authored with Yusuf Buluc (*) July 14 will no longer be remembered only as the French National Day commemorating the storming of the Bastille. It will also be remembered as the day of the nuclear deal with … Continue reading
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Tagged Hassan Rouhani, Iran nuclear deal, Israel, Javad Zarif, Netanyahu, Obama, Saudi Arabia, Turkish foreign policy
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From Joint Action Plan toward a Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action
Co-authored with Yusuf Buluc (*) 5 April 2015 On 23 November 2013 P5+1 and Iran reached agreement on a Joint Plan of Action which was a roadmap for the negotiation process that was to follow. Sixteen months later we have … Continue reading
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Tagged Iran, Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Middle East, Netanyahu, Obama, P5+1- Iran talks, Salman, Turkey, US
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Prime Minister Netanyahu on Iran
6 March 2015 I watched PM Netanyahu’s address to Congress. I also read the transcript. What he said on Iran was hardly different from his UN General Assembly speech of 29 September 2014. It was the controversial nature of his … Continue reading
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Tagged Assad, Ataturk, Iran, ISIL, Israel, Netanyahu, Obama, P5+1- Iran talks, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, US
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Breach of Protocol
30 January 2015 It would not be surprising that Prime Minister Netanyahu’s upcoming visit to Washington should remain a cause for controversy up to and even beyond the Israeli elections scheduled for 17 March 2015. As a former diplomat I … Continue reading
