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Paul Pillar

Killing the Iran Nuclear Agreement with a Thousand Cuts

Published January 13, 2018by Paul Pillar 1 Comment

by Paul R. Pillar Don’t be either fooled or relieved by President Trump’s waiving, for now, of nuclear sanctions on Iran, and thus his forgoing of an explicit withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement. Trump still is determined to destroy… Continue Reading →

Iran Congress, Donald Trump, EU, Iran, JCPOA, nuclear deal, Paul Pillar, Sanctions

Ceding Diplomatic Leadership to Russia

Published January 11, 2018by Paul Pillar 2 Comments

by Paul R. Pillar Late this month Russia will host and broker a new round of Syrian peace talks in the Black Sea resort town of Sochi. The Sochi talks will be an extension of talks that had earlier taken… Continue Reading →

Russia, Syria Donald Trump, Paul Pillar, Russia, Sochi, Staffan De Mistura, Syria

Postures and Gestures Rather than Results

Published January 6, 2018by Paul Pillar 4 Comments

by Paul R. Pillar Last week an op-ed appeared in The New York Times under the byline of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson with the title “I Am Proud of Our Diplomacy.” The piece did not seem to get much… Continue Reading →

US Foreign Policy Islamic State, New York Times, North Korea, Paul Pillar, Rex Tillerson, Russia

Rhetoric, Epistemology, and the Iranian Protests

Published January 3, 2018by Paul Pillar 6 Comments

by Paul R. Pillar With any country that, like Iran, has been the subject of acrimonious debate in Washington, pronouncements by American observers about events in that country have more to do with politics here than with what is going… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran Donald Trump, Green Movement, Hassan Rouhani, Iran, JCPOA, nuclear deal, Paul Pillar, punditrs

Drugs versus Nukes

Published December 28, 2017by Paul Pillar 6 Comments

by Paul R. Pillar Those wishing to kill the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the agreement that restricts Iran’s nuclear program, have never given up. The agreement’s ever-lengthening successful record, now more than two years old, of keeping closed… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran Hezbollah, Iran, Iran nuclear deal, JCPOA, Josh Meyer, Obama administration, Paul Pillar, Politico

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