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.

Punishing the Mullahs

Punishing the Mullahs

As Iran pushes to enrich its uranium towards weapons-grade, the U.S. is racing to stop the regime. The Daily Beast's ...

Posted 1:14 AM | Feb 10, 2010
Obamas Iran Reality Check

Obama's Iran Reality Check

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's plans to increase his country's uranium enrichment to near weapons grade could be a wakeup call...

Posted 1:59 AM | Feb 8, 2010
Iran Gets Desperate

Iran Gets Desperate

Tehran's blustery plans to build 10 more uranium-enrichment plants are a dramatic overreaction to international conde...

Posted 11:40 PM | Nov 29, 2009
Why Iran Loves Ambiguity

Why Iran Loves Ambiguity

As the latest U.S. bid to defuse Tehran's nuclear threat falters, Michael Adler dissects the strategic upsides for th...

Posted 8:49 PM | Oct 30, 2009