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Tai in the Media
Can EU oil sanctions create a turning point in Iran?, by Daniel Schwammenthal
AJC Transatlantic Institute Director Daniel Schwammenthal was quoted (on 13 January 2012) in The Jerusalem Post on the EU's new sanctions against Iran and the need for severe pressure on the Islamic Republic.
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Iran and the IAEA, by Joshua Goodman
On 8 November 2011, Joshua Goodman (Communications Director at the AJC Transatlantic Institute) joined Al Jazeera English's Inside Story to discuss the IAEA's report on Iran's nuclear programme. To see Joshua debate Dr. Mohammad Marandi, an Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Tehran, watch the following video clip from TAI's facebook page. The full interview can be seen here.
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Polish FM: EU seeks joint position on Palestinians, by Daniel Schwammenthal
AJC Transatlantic Institute Director Daniel Schwammenthal was quoted in a 29 June 2011 Associated Press story regarding the EU and Palestinian Unilateralism at the United Nations.
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North Korea and Iran's Missile Power, by Joshua Goodman
On 15 May 2011, Joshua Goodman, Programme Director of AJC's Transatlantic Institute, discussed the leaked UN report that Iran and North Korea are sharing ballistic missile technologies on Al Jazeera English's Inside Story. To see the full discussion, click here.
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The protests in Egypt and their regional implications, by Joshua Goodman
On 2 February 2001, Joshua Goodman, programme director at AJC's Transatlantic Institute, was interviewed by Athens International Radio regarding the protests in Egypt, their consequences for minorities and the larger implications for the region.
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Targeting Iran's nuclear scientists, by Joshua Goodman
On 30 November 2010, Joshua Goodman, Programme Director of AJC's Transatlantic Institute, discussed the recent assassination attempts on two Iranian scientists linked to the country's controversial nuclear programme. To see the full discussion, click here.
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EU Foreign Ministers approve a tough package of sanctions, by Joshua Goodman
On Monday 26 July 2010, the EU Council approved a new round of sanctions against Iran and its nuclear programme. The measures, deemed the strongest levied yet by the EU, incorporate and expand on those established under United Nations Security Council resolution 1929 (adopted on 9 June 2010). AJC's Transatlantic Institute programme director Joshua Goodman discusses the impact of the sanctions in an interview with Deutsche Welle TV.
The video clip can be seen here.
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Méregpoharat Irán kezébe, by unknown
A nemzetközi hírű Irán-szakértő néhány hónapja A gombafelhő árnyékában címmel írt könyvet a perzsa állam atomprogramjának Európát érintő veszélyeiről. A Heteknek adott interjúban a professzor azt állította, hogy ha Irán megszerzi a bombát, nemcsak a Közel-Keleten rendeződnek át az erőviszonyok, hanem Teherán ellenőrzést szerez az európai energiaellátás forrásai felett is. Emanuele Ottolenghi szerint csak radikális külső nyomással lehet elérni azt, hogy a teheráni vezetők „kiigyák a méregpoharat”, és feladják az évtizedes atomtörekvéseiket.
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Iran's European Enablers, by Benjamin Weinthal
The dearth of academics, journalists and policy makers focusing on the dangers of European-Iranian economic relations puts Emanuele Ottolenghi in a lonely place—but all the more significant for that. In "Under a Mushroom Cloud: Europe, Iran and the Bomb," Mr. Ottolenghi not only lays out the scope of Iran's military aims, but reveals Tehran's codependence with European industry and provides concrete prescriptions for how continental leaders can stop Iran from developing a nuclear bomb...
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Iran nuclear 'nightmare' a few months away, by Kirsty Buchanan
IRAN is just months away from making its nuclear installations impenetrable to air strikes and it will have enough uranium for two nuclear weapons by February...
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Iran's Televised 'Confessions' Spark a Wave of Parodies, by The Media Staff
The confession begins with a raspy, earnest and weary voice:
"Ladies and Gentlemen... I am confessing about my desire to overthrow the Islamic Republic. I caused a velvet revolution by using tools such as Twitter, Facebook, BBC, New York Times, CNN. I am very guilty. Please forgive me. I truly apologize to the people of Iran."
While it's not the most endearing confessional script ever written, it's most serious problem is that the one doing the confessing is a cat, who quickly launches into a homily on the "hot" attributes of Persian kittens.
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Word on the street, by Rebecca Kaplan Boroson
Governments, writes Emanuele Ottolenghi in an analysis for The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, “must demonstrate to Iran’s repressive leaders that although dialogue may continue, ‘business as usual’ will not. It is critical that Iranian dissidents know they are not alone in their struggle.”
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Warnung vor dem iranischen "Atompilz" , by unknown
"Das iranische Atomprogramm stellt eine direkte Bedrohung der strategischen Interessen Europas und des Westens dar. Eine Atommacht Iran wird die geostrategische Landschaft dramatisch zum Schlechteren verändern." Europa müsse sich nun endlich aufraffen, seine wirtschaftlichen Interessen hintanstellen und durch spürbare Sanktionen Teherans nuklearen Bestrebungen Einhalt gebieten, schreibt der Politikwissenschaftler Emanuele Ottolenghi in seinem auf Englisch erschienen Buch "Under a Mushroom Cloud - Europe, Iran and the Bomb".
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Closer to an Israeli strike on Iran’s nukes?, by Mark Sappenfield
US Vice President Joe Biden refused to condemn or rule out such an attack, and Israel has secured Saudi support, a report suggests.
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Iran, Ottolenghi: il dialogo non basta, ritirare ambasciatori, by Daniel Mosseri
Roma, 2 lug (Velino) - “La valutazione del ministro Frattini è corretta: gli Stati Uniti non sembrano avere alcun ‘appetito’ per nuove sanzioni contro l’Iran”. Emanuele Ottolenghi, direttore del Transatlantic Institute di Bruxelles e autore del saggio “La bomba iraniana”, condivide l’analisi della situazione in Iran illustrata dal capo della Farnesina mercoledì in Parlamento. Centrale e comune, poi, nelle parole del ministro e in quella dello studioso di relazioni internazionali, la necessità di coinvolgere la Russia negli sforzi della comunità internazionale sul dossier nucleare iraniano. Diversa, invece, la valutazione su cosa fare in futuro. Ancora dialogo per Frattini, tradotto oltreoceano con la parola “engagement”, laddove per Ottolenghi serve una chiara presa di distanza dagli ayatollah da parte dell’Occidente. “Gli americani sono convinti che ci sia ancora spazio per continuare sulla strada del dialogo con l’Iran”, ha spiegato al VELINO. Una posizione quella della Casa Bianca che Ottolenghi definisce “pragmatica” e che persiste nonostante la consapevolezza, in America come in Italia, che alla luce di quanto è successo dopo la contestata rielezione di Ahmadinejad “un negoziato con gli ayatollah sul nucleare è oggi più difficile di ieri”.
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NZone Tonight - on current events in Iran, by unknown
NZone Tonight host Dr. Ottolenghi on the current situation in Iran after following elections' turmoil.
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IRAN/ Ottolenghi: Ahmadinejad o Moussavi, per l'Occidente non cambia il problema di Teheran, by Mattia Sorbi
Mercoledì migliaia di persone hanno sfidato il divieto di manifestare imposto dal regime iraniano per protestare contro l’ennesima provocazione della Guida Suprema l’Ayatollah Khamenei che ha dichiarato che “non ci sarà nessun annullamento del risultato delle elezioni” e che “né il ceto politico né la Nazione cederanno mai a qualunque pressione.”
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“The Age of Revolutions has Come to an End in Iran”, by Benjamin Joffe-Walt
Are the Muslim clerics who control Iran heading for a split?
The post-election upheaval in Iran has triggered rumors of a growing rift within the country’s clerical establishment.
In a series of interviews leading Iranian analysts denied that the unrest poses a serious threat to the power and influence of Iran’s Islamic regime, describing the predicted fall of the Ayatollahs as ‘wishful thinking’ on the part of Western commentators.
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Emanuele Ottolenghi on Radio New Zealand, by unknown
Emanuele Ottolenghi on Radio New Zealand
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EU leads international pressure on Iran over vote, by unknown
LUXEMBOURG, June 15 (Reuters) - The European Union increased pressure on Iran on Monday to agree to opposition demands to investigate President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's landslide election victory and halt a crackdown on protesters.
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Under a mushroom cloud: A summary of the latest book on Europe and the Iranian nuclear issue, by Elie Fawaz
Iran has captured the world’s attention since its illegal nuclear program was unveiled in 2002 by the Iranian opposition in exile, the National Council of Resistance in Iran. Since then, the world has been wondering how to deal with such a perilous and complicated crisis. Direct negotiations, threats of strikes on Iranian nuclear plants and UN resolutions have proven ineffective, as Tehran is adamant about pursuing its program and as debate paralyzes the international community.
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Interview in Radio SBS Australia, by Emanuele Ottolenghi
Emanuele Ottolenghi on prospective developments in the Middle East after President Obama's speech in Cairo.
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How late it is, how late, by unknown
Iran must be stopped in its tracks now. This stark message from two new books on Iran’s nuclear threat is bound to raise cheers in Israel and among Washington’s more hawkish Middle East watchers just as Binyamin Netanyahu paid his first visit to President Barack Obama since the two men took office.
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Sounds Jewish - the Guardian, by unknown
Dr. Emanuele Ottolenghi on pro-Israeli advocacy groups in Europe and the United States
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US promotes new counter-terror strategy to EU, by unknown
Dr. Matthew Levitt, director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy's programme on terrorism, intelligence and policy, gave details of the new policy at the Transatlantic Institute in Brussels yesterday (2 April).
Levitt, who also served as deputy assistant secretary for intelligence at the US Treasury Department, was quick to criticise mistakes made during the George W. Bush administration in countering the terrorism threat.
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