Mark Dubowitz

Foundation for Defense of Democracies

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Mark Dubowitz is CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a policy institute focusing on foreign policy and national security.

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President Trump made good on a campaign promise. The U.S. is out of the “horrible” “one-sided” Iran nuclear deal. Can it stop Iran from restoring its nuclear program?

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President Trump made good on a campaign promise. The U.S. is out of the “horrible” “one-sided” Iran nuclear deal. Can it stop Iran from restoring its nuclear program?

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There's no doubt that the President and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson have their differences on more than just foreign policy.

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There's no doubt that the President and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson have their differences on more than just foreign policy.

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

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