Raymond Tanter
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3 Ways for Iranians to Effect Peaceful Regime Change
It is time for America to stand with Iranian oppositionists and build a stronger relationship with them. → Read More
In taking on Iran and North Korea, one size does not fit all
"Unlike Pyongyang, with no signs of a substantial anti-regime movement, regime change from within Iran can be a tool in the administration’s toolbox." → Read More
In taking on Iran and North Korea, one size does not fit all
"Unlike Pyongyang, with no signs of a substantial anti-regime movement, regime change from within Iran can be a tool in the administration’s toolbox." → Read More
With the Iran nuclear deal gone, new paths to reform Iran are open
"Iran has a viable coalition of dissidents, which, might move the country away from dictatorship toward democracy." → Read More
US, Israel must grow closer to tear the Iranian regime apart
"Nowhere does the America-Israel alliance have more potential than in supporting the aspirations of the Iranian people for freedom in their homeland." → Read More
Iran and Israel Could Go to War Next Year
If Iran uses its Iraqi Shia Militias, Afghans, and Pakistanis, as well as its own forces in attacks on Israel, there is likely to be war between Israel and Iran by 2019. If Tehran uses its militias, and other forces drafted to do Iran’s deeds, as well as its IRGC to launch attacks on Israel, there may → Read More
Iran's cyber warfare against its people must not stand
Only when the Iranian regime employed cyber technology was it able to slow down the spread of the protests and wage large numbers of arrests. → Read More
2018 Winter Olympics an occasion to rein in rogue regimes
While Pyongyang is isolated and under pressure by external power; Tehran is facing its most significant internal uprising since 2009. → Read More
2018 Winter Olympics an occasion to reign in rogue regimes
While Pyongyang is isolated and under pressure by external power; Tehran is facing its most significant internal uprising since 2009. → Read More
Will 2018 Bring Revolution to Iran?
The diverse coalition of demonstrators that have taken to the streets is making it clear that the theocracy ruling Iran has no future. → Read More
Trump is witnessing an unfolding Iranian revolution — time to act
"The accelerating crisis is an opportunity to change the regime from within. The Iranian people are in the streets to make a revolution happen." → Read More
Iran and North Korea: Dangerous partners in nuclear proliferation
"Trump is right to place Tehran on notice. But the accord is just the tip of the iceberg now that North Korea is in the picture." → Read More
Without human rights, Trump's security strategy won't measure up
The Iranian regime was and is a source of human rights abuses. But the United States is AWOL in defending its most vulnerable citizens. → Read More
Trump’s multi-crisis management — a work in progress
From Saudi Arabia's "Saturday Night Massacre" to North Korea's threats, Trump's team has its hands full. → Read More
Trump's Iranian nuclear deal speech ricochets across the Middle East
If Tehran rulers will not change their behavior, they may face a population eager to change their rulers. → Read More
Hawks top doves in political war over Iran deal
President Trump no longer sees it in our interest to honor the Iran deal. → Read More
Trump, Nikki Haley can punish Iran without ending nuclear deal
"Keep in mind, the louder Tehran screams, the more likely it is the regime is duplicitous." → Read More
Thank the generals for Trump's Afghanistan reversal
OPINION | Without a U.S. presence, Iran and other actors would fill the void. → Read More
Is Regime Change Still an Option for North Korea and Iran?
The Trump administration deserves credit for refraining from following a “one shoe fits all” policy toward regime change in Pyongyang. → Read More
Trump's credibility is shaken at home more than abroad
OPINION | Trump failed in Charlottesville, but the jury is still out for Iran and North Korea. → Read More