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The 2008 National Intelligence Estimate concluded that Iran halted its program to produce nuclear weapons in 2003.

Iran has continued to make progress in its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.  However, today Iran is more isolated, its regime more divided, and it is years away from a nuclear weapon.  Opportunities still exist to engage constructively with Iran, contain its programs, and prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons.

 

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The Atlantic Council is an organization that is distinguished for promoting constructive U.S. leadership and engagement in international affairs by stimulating dialogue and enriching public debate. A recent grant allows the Atlantic Council to develop a body of elite validators who will work to improve U.S.-Iran relations by taking into account both geopolitical and economic benefits of renewed relations. These elites will be a part of a series of workshops, in the U.S. Read more »

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