Andrea Stricker
Andrea Stricker is deputy director of the nonproliferation and biodefense program and a research fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD). Follow her on Twitter @StrickerNonpro. FDD is a nonpartisan research institute focusing on national security and foreign policy.
Saudi Nuclear Ambitions Could Upend the Middle East
And there are steps the U.S. can take to ward them off.
It’s Time to Respond to Iran’s Bad-Faith Negotiations
The Islamic Republic has flouted its nonproliferation obligations and is moving closer to the nuclear threshold.
The IAEA Needs Access to Ukraine’s Nuclear Power Plant. Biden Can Help.
Since Russia seized the plant in March, the safety and security of the plant have been in jeopardy.
Iran Is in Position for a Surprise Nuclear Breakout
No wonder it’s in no rush to renegotiate a nuclear deal.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the IAEA’s New Iran Agreement
The agency’s head has vowed not to close a four-year-old investigation of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear work. Does he mean it this time?
A New, Weaker Iran Deal Would Pave a Path to the Nuclear Threshold
Even a new deal might give us a ‘breakout time’ of only a few months.
From ‘Maximum Pressure’ to ‘Minimal Resistance’
The Biden administration has barely responded to Iran’s escalation of its nuclear program.
The Lasting Legacy of A.Q. Khan
His network sold substantial nuclear equipment and assistance to Iran, Libya, and North Korea and contributed to lasting security crises.
If Biden Won’t Stand Up to Iran, Congress Should Stand Up to Biden
It should intervene using the legislation it passed in 2015 to force a vote to deny Iran sanctions relief.
Back to the Drawing Board on Iran
Shifting course to a better policy is more critical than ever in the wake of Biden’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal.