Alireza Nader

RAND Corporation

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Policy analyst at the RAND Corporation, focusing on Iran's political dynamics, elite decision-making and foreign policy; author of Iran after the Bomb: Solving the Persian Problem

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Talks in Switzerland between Iran, the US and five other countries may go beyond tonight's midnight hour.

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