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A Nuclear Iran Is Not Inevitable

A nuclear-armed Iran would pose a serious threat to the United States, and Washington must not treat that future as inevitable—instead, it must try to prevent the emergence of an Iranian bomb in the first place.

Commentary by Eric Brewer — November 17, 2021

Nuclear Proliferation Challenges Facing the Biden Administration

The Biden administration faces a number of challenges in nonproliferation, starting from traditional adversaries like Iran and North Korea but also involving traditional U.S. partners like Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and Turkey.

Critical Questions by Eric Brewer — February 4, 2021

Iran’s Recent Nuclear Announcement in the Context of Rising Regional Tensions

On January 5—amidst quickly escalating tensions between the United States and Iran—Tehran announced its latest steps to walk back its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal. CSIS’s Eric Brewer analyzes the rationale behind Iran’s strategy and what is likely to happen next.

Critical Questions by Eric Brewer — January 6, 2020

Iran’s Latest Nuclear Provocation: What it Means, What Comes Next.

On July 1, Iran announced it breached some of the limits imposed by the nuclear deal and has threatened to go further if remaining deal participants will not provide sufficient economic benefits. CSIS’s Eric Brewer breaks down why this matters and what to expect next.

Critical Questions by Eric Brewer — July 1, 2019