Rallying Europe around a tougher stance on Iran is a clear, achievable step toward shaping history in the right direction — and sending a message that chaos has consequences.
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Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Commander-in-Chief Major General Hossein Salami speaks in Tehran, Iran, May 15, 2025.
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As U.S.-Iran nuclear talks progress, there is a parallel negotiation that deserves serious consideration, especially when planning for a post-nuclear Iran. It’s not just about the deal on the table; it’s about ensuring that it is enforced.
For this effort to succeed, we need Europeans to do their part.
About the Author
Jacob Olidort, Ph.D., is director of the Center for American Security at the America First Policy Institute.
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As U.S.-Iran nuclear talks progress, there is a parallel negotiation that deserves serious consideration, especially when planning for a post-nuclear Iran. It’s not just about the deal on the table; it’s about ensuring that it is enforced.
For this effort to succeed, we need Europeans to do their part.
About the Author
Jacob Olidort, Ph.D., is director of the Center for American Security at the America First Policy Institute.
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