June 28, 2017
CNAS 2017: Crafting A Successful Iran Strategy
The Trump administration continues its strategic review of Iran policy but key questions remain. Will and should the administration maintain the nuclear agreement? How should the United States respond to the regional challenges posed by Iran? How should the United States utilize sanctions? Five experts discuss during the CNAS 2017 Annual Conference.
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