January 11, 2018
Trump Channels Obama on Iran, North Korea
Source: US News and World Report
Journalist Paul Shinkman
The White House on Thursday was poised to renew sanctions relief for Iran after a day earlier reacting with cautious optimism to the possibility of eventual talks with North Korea – developments that 18 months ago would have seemed more probable from the presidencies of Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton than Donald Trump.
The administration was expected Friday to announce it will continue sanctions relief for Iran due to its compliance with the Obama-era nuclear deal, known formally as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. The news came a day after Trump reportedly expressed "openness" to eventual U.S. talks with North Korea over that country's nuclear program.
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Julianne Smith
Adjunct Senior Fellow, Transatlantic Security Program
Julianne (“Julie”) Smith is an Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Center for a New American Security, and is currently serving as a Weizsäcker Fellow at the Bosch Academy in Berlin....
