Reuters: Special Briefing: U.S. withdraws from Iran nuclear deal
President Donald Trump has made his decision. The United States is going to withdraw from what he called Tuesday a "defective deal" – the multinational agreement to stop Iran from building nuclear weapons. Reuters Commentary has enlisted leading thinkers to address the global implications of Trump's dramatic course of action.
Trump's decision "significantly increases the chances of war" – and that may be exactly what he wants, says State Department veteran Peter Van Buren.
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Commentaries And Analysis On The U.S. Withdrawal From The Iran Nuclear Deal
AP EXPLAINS: What is Iran’s atomic deal? Why is it targeted? -- Jon Gambrell, AP
Trump Rips Up a 'Decaying and Rotten Deal' With Iran -- Krishnadev Calamur, The Atlantic
Is Trump Starting a War with Iran? -- Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
Trump's Iran nuclear deal exit dangerous for the world -- Michael Knigge, DW
The Iran Deal Will Limp Along Without America—for Now -- Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Iran deal: Donald Trump has put the Middle East on a path to disaster -- Matt Brown, ABC News Online
Three reasons behind Trump ditching Iran deal -- Anthony Zurcher, BBC
Killing the Iran Deal Was Only the First Step -- Zev Chafets, Bloomberg
‘Highest level’ of sanctions on Iran: What it means for Tehran and others -- RT
US Withdrawing From Iran Nuke Deal Increases ‘Danger of War' -- Sputnik
There’s No Need to Attack A Declining Iran -- Akhilesh Pillalamarri, RCD
Iran 'grand bargain' all but impossible as U.S. exits nuclear pact -- John Irish, Arshad Mohammed, Parisa Hafezi, Reuters
Trump Delivers on His Promise to Tank the Iran Deal. Now What? -- Daniel R. DePetris, National Interest
Trump Is Now Free to Fight for Iranian Freedom -- Eli Lake, Bloomberg
Trump Withdrawal From Nuclear Deal Leaves Iran’s Moderates in a Tight Corner -- Borzou Daragahi, Daily Beast
‘An Illusion to Think That He Wouldn’t Do This’: Trump Iran Deal Withdrawal Fulfills Wish to Nullify Obama -- Lachlan Markay, Asawin Suebsaeng, and Andrew Desiderio, Daily Beast
Can America's Credibility Survive the Death of the Iran Nuclear Deal? -- Christopher A. Preble, National Interest
Factbox: How Trump is reimposing Iran sanctions after ditching deal -- Reuters
3 comments:
The unipolar world is dead but not the dollars hegemony. now there is an opportunity for the EU to defy the USA and make a deal along with China to ease into a new economic alignment. How bold can the EU become? Certainly this action motivates the EU to break down the dollars hegemony, which China and Russia share. Let there be no doubt, Merkel despises Trump and surely must be looking to humiliate him. This is a get your popcorn world moment.
Yes, we have to reset the clock. Reducing China influence will make no support for Euro or any other money. That's it. But we have to do it quickly.
Merkel is a very bad leader.
She could not stand up to Putin , when he brought a dog. Over the long run she will not stand up to Trump.
Trump will have his Korean Peace Deal. Merkel has nothing. The EU is falling apart. the Greeks hate her. The French only like Germany because of their money. Eastern Europe despises her. Britain is Brexiting.
If she threatens or moves, the EU will fall apart faster.
Indeed it is a popcorn moment. Too bad, bad Anon does not get it.
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