Where are the ‘Snapback’ sanctions?
According to a new report, the Iran Deal violates U.S. law by reopening a legal loophole that will allow subsidiaries of U.S. companies to do business with Iran.
Venable LLP has a history of trying to tear down sanctions on Iran. What role did it play in helping the Obama administration sell the deal?
“We cannot let the world’s most dangerous weapons fall into the hands of the world’s most dangerous state-sponsor of terrorism.”
The mullahs in Iran have their “red lines,” or non-negotiable imperatives that they demand must be reflected in any agreement on the future of their nuclear program. The American people need our own.
In the Washington Free Beacon, veteran national security reporter Bill Gertz reports on Iran receiving North Korean missile components in violation of UN sanctions.
American negotiators and their cohorts are trying to close a deal that would let Iran keep its nuclear program, subject to intricate conditions of monitoring and enforcement. Yet how is a deal like that supposed to be verified? The Obama administration can’t even keep up with the Iran-linked oil tankers on the U.S. blacklist. Currently, there are […]
Where are the ‘Snapback’ sanctions?
Venable LLP has a history of trying to tear down sanctions on Iran. What role did it play in helping the Obama administration sell the deal?
“We cannot let the world’s most dangerous weapons fall into the hands of the world’s most dangerous state-sponsor of terrorism.”
In the Washington Free Beacon, veteran national security reporter Bill Gertz reports on Iran receiving North Korean missile components in violation of UN sanctions.
American negotiators and their cohorts are trying to close a deal that would let Iran keep its nuclear program, subject to intricate conditions of monitoring and enforcement. Yet how is a deal like that supposed to be verified? The Obama administration can’t even keep up with the Iran-linked oil tankers on the U.S. blacklist. Currently, there are […]
According to a new report, the Iran Deal violates U.S. law by reopening a legal loophole that will allow subsidiaries of U.S. companies to do business with Iran.
The mullahs in Iran have their “red lines,” or non-negotiable imperatives that they demand must be reflected in any agreement on the future of their nuclear program. The American people need our own.