Richard Nephew
Richard Nephew is a sanctions expert and former coordinator at the U.S. State Department for global anti-corruption efforts. He has provided critical insights into the effectiveness of sanctions as a foreign policy tool, particularly in relation to the Western Balkans.
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Greece:
Richard Nephew is a senior researcher at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University, discussing Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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Slovakia:
Richard Nephew noted that the real difference in perspectives was between intelligence analysts and politicians.
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Montenegro:
Richard Nephew expressed uncertainty about the location of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile.
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Greece:
Richard Nephew is an analyst from the U.S. who discussed the potential relocation of Iran's enriched uranium.
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Portugal:
Richard Nephew acknowledged that no one knows where the uranium is currently located.
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Ireland:
Richard Nephew, a former senior US official, expressed uncertainty about the location of Iran's uranium stockpile.
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Azerbaijan:
Richard Nephew commented on the likelihood of Netanyahu calling Trump regarding the nuclear program.
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Liechtenstein:
Richard Nephew was the chief U.S. negotiator with Iran during the Obama administration and is now a member of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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United Kingdom:
Richard Nephew discussed the potential outcomes of Netanyahu's military actions against Iran.
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Liechtenstein:
Richard Nephew, a former official in the Obama administration, specialized in Iran and commented on the risks of regime change.
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