Michael Adler

Michael Adler, a longtime reporter for Agence France-Presse, is currently a scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center and is writing a book on Iran’s nuclear diplomacy, which he has covered for most of this decade.

The Future Of Iran’s Nukes

The interim agreement on Iran’s nukes was fuzzy, but now the real talks have begun on what sort of capacities—from centrifuges to missiles—the Islamic Republic will retain in a new deal.

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Slow Negotiations

Behind the Smiles in Geneva

By Wednesday night, it was clear that no headway had been made between Iran and the West, reports Michael Adler from Geneva.

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Proliferation

Progress With Iran?

As Iran and the West launch their latest nuclear talks, relations are at their warmest in decades. Michael Adler reports from Geneva on what Rouhani and Obama want.

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High Stakes

Reality Check for Iran in Baghdad

Six-party negotiators hit up against Tehran’s insistence of its right to enrich uranium. By Michael Adler.

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Progress on Iran Nukes Dispute?

Previous negotiations over Iran’s alleged pursuit of nuclear weapons have ended in failure. This time around, a diplomatic breakthrough is possible, but it won’t happen overnight.

Michael Adler

Michael Adler

The Future Of Iran’s Nukes

Behind the Smiles in Geneva

Progress With Iran?

Reality Check for Iran in Baghdad

Progress on Iran Nukes Dispute?

Iran’s Tone Changes

Deal Unlikely at Iran Meeting

Talks Offer Opening on Iran Nukes

U.N. Won't Back Down on Iran

War With Iran Averted for Now