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Sheehan Quoted in The Washington Times

Posted in congress, counterterrorism, delisting, democracy, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, intelligence, international relations, iran, iran policy committee, MEK, military, NCRI, negotiation, nuclear, obama, PMOI, policy, politics, preemptive, quoted, rajavi, regime change, sanctions, sheehan, state department, terrorism, threat on November 17, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

Embassy Row: They’re Back – The Washington Times – James Morrison – November 16, 2012

Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan’s remarks at a reception in the U.S. Congress were featured in an article in The Washington Times on November 16, 2012.

Click here for photos of the reception in the U.S. Congress.

Will Obama, Romney Meet the Commander-in-Chief Test? – Syndicated – Opinion

Posted in analysis, counterterrorism, covert, debate, delisting, democracy, democrat, deterrence, diplomacy, dissident, intelligence, international relations, iran, iran policy committee, iraq, israel, MEK, middle east, military, NCRI, negotiation, nuclear, obama, peace, PMOI, policy, politics, preemptive, presidential election, protest, rajavi, regime change, republican, romney, sheehan, state department, terrorism, threat, war, weapons on October 23, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

SHEEHAN: Will Obama, Romney Meet the Commander-in-Chief Test? – Syndicated – Opinion

Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan on how the presidential candidates should tackle Middle East issues in Monday’s foreign policy focused debate.

Nationally Syndicated @: McClatchy, The Sacramento BeeFort Worth Star Telegram, The Kansas City Star

Clinton’s Diplomatic Missile Launched at Tehran – The Jerusalem Post

Posted in analysis, CIA, clinton, counterterrorism, covert, delisting, democracy, deterrence, diplomacy, dissident, fordow, foreign policy, intelligence, iran, iran policy committee, israel, MEK, military, mousavi, natanz, NCRI, negotiation, nuclear, obama, PMOI, policy, preemptive, qum, rajavi, regime change, state department, strike, tanter, terrorism, threat, war on October 4, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

Raymond Tanter and Ivan Sascha SheehanTANTER & SHEEHAN: Clinton’s Diplomatic Missile Launched at Tehran – The Jerusalem Post – Opinion

Professors Raymond Tanter and Ivan Sascha Sheehan in The Jerusalem Post on Secretary Clinton’s diplomatic bombshell ricocheting through Iran.

Print Edition: The Jerusalem Post Op-Ed Page – September 3, 2012

Now the Cards are on the Table – Haaretz

Posted in analysis, clinton, counterterrorism, covert, democracy, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, international relations, iran, iran policy committee, iraq, israel, MEK, military, NCRI, nuclear, obama, PMOI, preemptive, regime change, romney, sheehan, state department, strike, tanter, terrorism, threat, war, weapons on September 28, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

SHEEHAN & TANTER: Now the Cards are on the Table – Haaretz – Opinion

Professors Ivan Sascha Sheehan and Raymond Tanter take to the pages of Haaretz to address the U.S. decision to remove the Iranian opposition from the State Department’s Foreign Terrorist Organization list.

Print Edition: Haaretz Op-Ed Page – September 28, 2012.

It’s Time for Romney to Lead on Iran

Posted in analysis, CIA, counterterrorism, covert, delisting, democracy, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, haaretz, iran, israel, larison, MEK, military, NCRI, nuclear, obama, PMOI, politics, preemptive, presidential election, regime change, republican, romney, sheehan, state department, terrorism, the american conservative, threat, war on September 28, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

It’s Time for Romney to Lead on Iran – PJ Tatler – Opinion

I strike back at my critics and call on the Republican nominee to identify regime change in Iran as a priority.

The Other Humanitarian Crisis

Posted in analysis, clinton, counterterrorism, democracy, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, human security, international relations, iran, iraq, MEK, MI6, military, NCRI, negotiation, nuclear, obama, PMOI, policy, regime change, sheehan, state department, terrorism on September 13, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

The Other Humanitarian Crisis – United Press International – Opinion

My latest commentary on the looming humanitarian crisis facilitated by the Iranian regime and the need to protect the Iranian opposition in Iraq.

Will Dr. Condoleezza Rice Make the Cut?

Posted in democracy, diplomacy, foreign policy, global, international relations, military, obama, policy, rice, romney, threat, war on July 27, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

WSJ columnist and former Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noon thinks Rice would be a wise choice. Her remarks to Team Romney were widely praised and she’s certainly better qualified than others in the running. Listen below and decide for yourself.

Sheehan Interviewed by Political Talkshow Host, Jan Mickelson, on Newsradio 1040

Posted in afghanistan, analysis, CIA, counterterrorism, covert, democracy, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, international relations, iran, iraq, israel, MEK, MI6, military, NCRI, negotiation, nuclear, PMOI, policy, regime change, sheehan, state department, strike, terrorism, threat on July 23, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan is interviewed by Iowa’s influential political talkshow host, Jan Mickelson, on Newsradio 1040 on July 23, 2012. Iran, democracy, and the politics of regime change are examined.

Dr. Sheehan Excerpted Remarks on U.S-Iran Policy

Posted in counterterrorism, covert, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, international relations, iran, iraq, MEK, military, negotiation, nuclear, obama, PMOI, policy, sheehan, terrorism, uncategorized, weapons on June 4, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan speaks to members of the Iranian opposition at The Willard Intercontinental Hotel on May 30, 2012. Also on the panel were Secretary Tom Ridge, Ambassador John Bolton, Congressman Tom Tancredo, Congressman Patrick Kennedy, and Governor Ed Rendell. Sheehan followed Obama’s Assistant Secretary of State, Philip J. Crowley, at the podium.

Time for Action on Iran – The Jerusalem Post

Posted in analysis, covert, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, international relations, iran, israel, MEK, military, negotiation, nuclear, obama, preemptive, sheehan, strike, threat, weapons on May 28, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

Time for Action on Iran- The Jerusalem Post – Opinion

My latest commentary in The Jerusalem Post on the ongoing efforts to curtail Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons. #PDF

Negotiating with Iran: A Better Way Forward

Posted in analysis, counterterrorism, covert, diplomacy, dissident, foreign policy, international relations, iran, israel, MEK, military, negotiation, nuclear, obama, policy, preemptive, sheehan, strike, terrorism, weapons on May 25, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

Negotiating with Iran: A Better Way Forward

My latest commentary, published by United Press International, on the negotiations over Iran’s nuclear pursuits.

When Soldiers Commit Murder

Posted in afghanistan, analysis, diplomacy, foreign policy, international relations, killing, military, murder, policy, sheehan, soldier, threat, war on March 25, 2012 by Professor Sheehan

My recent commentary in the Global Post, written with Professor David Sheehan, on the alleged crimes committed by Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan.

When Soldiers Commit Murder: The Case for Tracking Risk- Global Post- Commentary

 

Update 3/27/12: Sheehan Homicidality Tracking Scale (S-HTS) Now Available

Is a Preemptive Strike on Iran the Answer?- The Jerusalem Post – Opinion

Posted in covert, dissident, international relations, iran, israel, MEK, military, nuclear, policy, preemptive, sheehan, strike with tags on November 11, 2011 by Professor Sheehan

Is a Preemptive Strike on Iran the Answer?- The Jerusalem Post – Opinion

My latest commentary in The Jerusalem Post on the use of preemptive strikes as a means of containing Tehran’s pursuit of nuclear weaponry. #PDF

Is the Targeted Killing of Americans Legal?

Posted in al-Awlaki, drone, military, obama, sheehan, targeted killing, terrorism, war, yemen on October 4, 2011 by Professor Sheehan

My commentary at UPI.com on the targeted killing of fiery American Cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, in Yemen.

Is the Targeted Killing of Americans Legal? — UPI.com Commentary

Time to Stop Coddling Iran

Posted in afghanistan, international relations, iran, libya, military, obama, sheehan, terrorism, war on August 25, 2011 by Professor Sheehan

My latest commentary in The Jerusalem Post.

Time to Stop Coddling Iran – Jerusalem Post – Opinion