Matthew Duss details why this week’s talks over Iran’s nuclear program offer an opportunity to address key concerns.
Matthew Duss writes in Foreign Policy that diplomacy with Iran is still the best tack to take to achieve U.S. goals.
Report
Rudy deLeon, Brian Katulis, and Peter Juul answer 10 key questions about U.S. foreign policy and strategy regarding Iran.
Matthew Duss examines the results of Iran’s most recent parliamentary elections for signs that the winners may be more secure in resuming negotiations with the West.
Conservatives fume over Obama's popular pullout from a foolish war, but don't understand what really happened, writes Matt Duss.
If the United States is serious about democracy promotion in Egypt, talks with the Muslim Brotherhood is an important, albeit risky, move, argues Matthew Duss.
Matthew Duss and Peter Juul look at the human, financial, and strategic costs of the U.S. intervention in Iraq as the last of our troops pull out.
Matthew Duss explains why diplomacy remains the most effective way to protect the United States and strengthen international resolve toward changing Iran's behavior and constraining its nuclear development.
Matthew Duss says the International Atomic Energy Agency report on Iran’s nuclear ambitions should strengthen international resolve.
Matthew Duss documents the Obama administration’s successful international engagement on Iran and how the failed assassination plot illustrates the rogue state’s frailty.
Matthew Duss rebukes attacks in the National Review on the Center for American Progress's paper documenting right-wing fearmongering.
Matthew Duss examines the ramifications of charges that Iran is behind a recent assassination attempt on the Saudi ambassador to the United States.
Matt Duss on the benefits of negotiations with Iran.
Matthew Duss reports on public opinion in Palestine on the leadership’s push for membership at the United Nations.
Issue Brief
Matthew Duss and Alyse Prawde outline the Palestinian push for U.N. membership, what that process entails, the likely results of a U.N. vote, and the major players involved in this issue.