Aaron Stein
Aaron Stein is a Nonresident Fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East. His research interests include US-Turkey relations, Turkish foreign policy, the Syrian conflict, nonproliferation, and the Iranian nuclear program.
All Posts
Russia, China, and the US discuss the Norks
The North Korean Missile Threat and Alliance Reassurance
North Korea’s KN-11 Goes Kablooie
A Region in Flux: Proliferation Concerns in the Middle East
North Korea’s Submarine Launched Missile
NPT Review Conference Follies II
NPT Review Conference Follies I
The Framework Nuclear Agreement with Iran
Iran Talks Have Become a Coughing Goat Rodeo
Missile Confusion: Turkey’s Dance with the Chinese
The Terse End to Cooperative Threat Reduction
Modernization Mountain: Ash Carter and the Aging Triad
Geospatial Analysis and the Serial Podcast
The Little Green Men and a New Cruise Missile
The Redline: Iran and the January Deadline
Monitoring Missile Proliferation with Open Source Tools
Space and Emerging Technologies: Future Proliferation Threats
Concerns about Iran’s Nuclear Program in the Gulf
Full Frontal? Verifying a Nuclear Deal with Iran
An Expensive Burden: Nuclear Weapons in Europe
Satellites Under Threat: The Spread of Hit-To-Kill
Russia and the INF: Don’t Call it a Circumvention
Open Source and the MH17 Shootdown
The Motorcycle Diaries: Japan’s Nuclear Program
Double Dragon: Open Source and North Korean Missile Launches
The Rebalance and the Shangri La Brouhaha
Burma’s Suspicious Defense Facility
Missiles on Parade: The Saudi DF-3
A Gordian Knot: Missiles in the Gulf
Podcast: The INF and the Dismemberment of Ukraine
Turkey’s Syria Policy: Why Seymour Hersh Got it Wrong
Concentric Circles: Iran’s Compartmentalized Nuclear Program
Most Recent Comments
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In: Concentric Circles: Iran's Compartmentalized Nuclear Program
No problem Yousaf. Always enjoy a good debate. I find the continued references to the Hibbs article to be a…
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In: Concentric Circles: Iran's Compartmentalized Nuclear Program
Thank you for the comment. I cover the MIT connection in great detail in my dissertation. For the blog post,…
In: A Gordian Knot: Missiles in the Gulf
I don't think the KSA air force is a joke. However, there are numerous jokes in the region about the…May 2, 2014 5:53 am