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March 23, 2018

With the hiring of John Bolton, is Trump assembling a war Cabinet?

Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke to Mic about the appointment of John Bolton. “Bolton over and over again has demonstrated he doesn’t have much patience, nor respect, for the diplomatic process,” Alexandra Bell, a former State Department official during the Obama administration and senior policy director at the Center for Arms Control & Non-Proliferation, […]

Posted in: Center in the News, Press & In the News on Iran Diplomacy, Press Room, United States

February 4, 2018

China reacts to US 2018 Nuclear Posture Review

Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with Voice of America radio about China’s reaction to the Nuclear Posture Review. Her segment begins around the 11-minute mark. “All nuclear-weapons states are playing a role in increasing nuclear threats right now… If China is concerned about the Trump Administration’s nuclear posture review, it should engage the United […]

Posted in: Asia, Center in the News, China, Press & In the News on Iran Diplomacy, Press & In the News on Non-Proliferation, Press & In the News on Nuclear Weapons, Press Room

October 30, 2017

The Effect of Non-Certification under the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA)

The Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA, P.L. 114-17), at subsection 135(d)(6)(A), adds to the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 a requirement that the President determine, every 90 days, whether he can certify that: “(i) Iran is transparently, verifiably, and fully implementing the agreement, including all related technical or additional agreements; “(ii) Iran has not […]

Posted in: Factsheets on Iran Diplomacy, Iran Diplomacy, United States

October 20, 2017

Iran Deal Decertification: Options for Congress

The Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA) requires that the President certify Iran’s compliance with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran every 90 days. If the president does not certify compliance, Congress is given a 60-day window during which it can re-impose sanctions through an expedited process. On October 13 2017, President Trump announced […]

Posted in: Factsheets on Iran Diplomacy, Factsheets on Middle East, Factsheets on Non-Proliferation, United States

October 17, 2017

Decertifying Without Cause

Citing no substantive evidence, President Trump announced that he would not certify the Iran nuclear agreement, setting up a 60-day window for Congress to potentially re-impose nuclear-related sanctions against Iran. This episode dives into why Congress should do what it does best — nothing — with Tess Bridgeman, a former Deputy Legal Adviser to the […]

Posted in: Iran Diplomacy, Non-Proliferation, Nuclear Security, Nuclear Weapons, Nukes of Hazard podcast

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