On the radar: The consensus against striking Iran; Budget savings from unnecessary nuclear weapons; Pollack on the consequences of current Iran strategy; Could North Korea pull a Burma?; Iran and the NPT; Diaspora views; and a Nuclear boondoggle in perspective.
On the radar: 8 reasons for scrapping CMRR; Hard lessons on regime change; The Future Nuclear Arsenal; India posture shift; Albright on Iran’s timeline; A graph of nuclear proportions; Israeli intel on Iran; and Attacking the Republican Revolutionary Guard.
On the radar: Kahl rebutts Kroenig; $6 billion without a mission; 56 million gallons of nuclear waste; Flawed logic and the military option; Polish preview of EPAA costs; IAEA in Tehran; Regime change without ground invasion; the Eldest little Kim; and WSJ op-ed or 24 plotline.
On the radar: How to talk with Iran; Tough political choices; @McFaul; U.S.-Israel and Iran; Viewing Yongbyon; Turkey radar online; Guatemala ratifies; and the MENWFZ and Iran.
On the radar: The other half of the dual-track; New Bomber has budget momentum; Intel as a back channel; Back to the table with Russia; Knocking options off the table; Transparency’s practical limits; Pushing Iran’s buttons; and the Year of the B-52H.
On the radar: Tightening nooses; Preparing talks; Assassinations going too far; Budget numbers and dates; Off ramps for Iran; the 20% solution; 123 goes case-by-case; Why not to attack Iran; Robert Kelley on the IAEA report; and Navy carrier movements
On the radar: 4th Iranian scientist killed; Clinton: overall goal remains negotiated solution; Nuclear Security Index; Practical and moral problems with assassinations; 5 minutes to midnight; Enough HEU for 60,000 weapons; Inaccurate Iran reporting; Senators’ letter on oil embargo; and Iran’s empty kickball team.
On the radar: Economic effects of and reactions to Iran sanctions; Navy to add $715 million sub wharf; an Offramp for Iran; Nuclear policy and the new defense strategy; Problems with GOP toughness toward Iran; DPRK-Japan Diplomacy; the Clock is still ticking; and Kim goes Dukakis-ing.