Abbas Milani

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Director of the Iranian Studies Program at Stanford University and Research Fellow and Co-Director of the Iran Democracy Project at the Hoover Institution

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Today's Washington Post reminds readers of how the " Vietnam syndrome " dogged a generation of US Presidents.

Iraq, Iran and America's Credibility

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After months of deadlock, the United Nations Security Council has agreed to impose limited sanctions on Iran for its refusal to stop its uranium enrichment program.

Security Council Imposes Sanctions on Iran

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After months of deadlock, the United Nations Security Council has agreed to impose limited sanctions on Iran for its refusal to stop its uranium enrichment program.

Security Council Imposes Sanctions on Iran

After months of deadlock, the United Nations Security Council has agreed to impose limited sanctions on Iran for its refusal to stop its uranium enrichment program.

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