Deadline Looms in Iran Nuclear Talks With the Iran Talks deadline approaching, many following this issue were pessimistic about the negotiators’ ability to come through with an understanding between all parties. In a discussion on “The Ed Show” the Center’s Policy Director, Laicie Heeley took to the stage to dispel some of the greater misunderstandings […]
Center Board Member, Ed Levine, interviewed by The Washington Post on Senate in Iran negotiations
Will Senate Democrats really help kill an Obama nuclear deal with Iran? The negotiations over the future of Iran’s nuclear program are coming down to the wire, with last-minute snags developing around the question of whether Iran will agree to allow its atomic fuel to be shipped out of the country. Other unresolved issues include […]
Laicie Heeley Writes Letter to the Editor in The Wall Street Journal on Iran
Sen. Corker’s Iran Bill Is Misguided Congress would have to vote if sanctions it voted to impose are to be permanently eliminated. The Corker bill wouldn’t change that fact. March 25, 2015 In “Congress Deserves a Vote on Iran” (March 18), former Sen. Joseph Lieberman points out, with merit, that Congress should have the chance […]
Angela Canterbury Quoted in Rep. Blumenauer’s Press Release on SANE Act
Mounting political tension over Iran policy March 23, 2015 Representative Blumenauer and Senator Markey Introduce Legislation to Reduce Spending on Nuclear Weapons ProgramsWashington, DC– Today, Representative Earl Blumenauer (OR-03) introduced the Smarter Approach to Nuclear Expenditures (SANE) Act – a bill that would save the United States approximately $100 billion over the next 10 years […]
Phil Coyle Published in Breaking Defense on Missile Defense
A New Approach to Missile Defense By: Philip Coyle Sometimes it takes real candor at the highest levels to bring about needed change. A good example is the November 5, 2014 memo by Army Chief of Staff Raymond Odierno, and Navy Chief of Naval Operations Jonathan Greenert on the need for a new approach to […]
