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Trita Parsi

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2010 Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order recipient. Executive VP @quincyinst. Wrote Losing an Enemy & Treacherous Alliance. tritaparsi.substack.com
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Will Trump meet his Suez moment & seize Hormuz deal on the table?

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By Trita Parsi
| Responsible Statecraft Verified
Oman and Iran appear close to a temporary arrangement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, potentially providing both an exit from the current round of fighting and the foundation for a more durable maritime order. Washington should welcome such an agreement—even if it acknowledges a degree of Iranian authority in administering traffic through the strait—because US interest dictates that open and non-discriminatory passage must be given priority over control.
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Before Hormuz, There Was Suez: What Trump Can Learn From Eisenhower

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By Trita Parsi
| Antiwar.com
Reprinted with permission from Trita Parsi’s Substack. Oman and Iran appear close to a temporary arrangement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, potentially providing both an exit from the current round of fighting and the foundation for a more durable maritime order.
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Is Zelensky Trying to Merge the Iran and Ukraine Wars?

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By Trita Parsi
| GV Wire Verified
As Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Washington, much indicated that he was no longer merely trying to draw greater American support into its war against Russia. Increasingly, he  appears to be pursuing something far more consequential: merging the Ukraine war with the U.S.-Iran conflict into a single strategic theater. The distinction matters.
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