Going Nuclear on Rosatom
Ending Global Dependence on Putin's Nuclear Energy Sector
Siemens
Should Europeans invest in Iran? No! Even after 2025
After years of international isolation, economic instability, and sanctions, European companies may be tempted to resume business with Iran if Washington and Tehran revive the 2015 nuclear deal. Before...
Op-eds
Made in Germany, Co-opted by China
Monographs
The Next Iranian Revolution
Why Washington Should Seek Regime Change in Tehran
Op-eds
U.S. ambassador and sanctions cause drop in German-Iran trade
9% drop in German exports to Iran.
Op-eds
Midterm Assessment: Europe
The unstoppable envoy
Richard Grenell has made a career of confounding expectations. That hasn’t changed since becoming U.S. ambassador to Germany last year. On...
Op-eds
Risks of Doing Business with Iran: A Resource Guide for Germany
Monographs
Europe’s Leading Companies Are Bowing to U.S. Sanctions
Corporate Europe is bowing to the pressure of Washington’s unilateral sanctions on Iran. The continent’s leading multinational firms, such as Airbus, Maersk, Peugeot, Total, and Sieme...
Op-eds
Foreign Investment in Iran
Multinational Firms’ Compliance with U.S. Sanctions
Memos
Major Global Companies are Leaving Iran to Avoid U.S. Sanctions: FDD Study
(Washington, D.C., Sept. 10, 2018) – Major international corporations are leaving Iran rather than face the risk of unilateral U.S. sanctions, despite the efforts of European governments to neutrali...
Press Releases
The Preeminent Challenge
The biggest foreign-policy challenge before Donald Trump isn’t North Korea, where the usual pattern of diplomacy and deception persists. Nor is it Russia; it doesn’t have the mus...
Op-eds
The Rial’s Fall Shakes Tehran
A small number of merchants in Tehran on June 24 protested against the rapid depreciation of the rial, the Iranian currency. One day later, that small protest turned into the largest demonstratio...
Op-eds
Risks of Doing Business with Iran
An FDD resource guide
Monographs
Saudi Arabia stops new business with Germany over its pro-Iran policy
Riyadh pulled the plug on awarding government contracts to German companies, in a possible response to Berlin’s pro-Iranian regime polices and its accusation that the kingdom’s foreig...
Op-eds
U.S. wants Germany to halt trade with Iran
Richard Grenell, the new U.S. ambassador to Berlin, came out swinging this week by reiterating the Trump administration’s position that European companies should stop working with the Islam...
Op-eds
Iran accused of trying to develop nuclear-tipped missiles
German security officials accused Tehran of trying to develop nuclear-tipped missiles on the same day President Trump decertified the Iran nuclear deal. After FoxNews.com exclusively rep...
Op-eds
Report: Iran Tried 30+ Times to Buy Illegal Nuclear Technology in 2016
Iran tried to secure illegal technology that can be used for its nuclear and missile weapons programs, intelligence reports from German states covering 2016 reviewed by The Jerusalem Post reveal....
Op-eds
Here’s How to Stop Iran’s Revolutionary Guard From Profiting Off of the Nuclear Deal
The slogan of Iran’s largest mobile telecommunication business, the Mobile Communication Company of Iran (MCI), is &ldqu...
Op-eds
Analysis: Unrestricted Europe-Iran Trade Will Help Empower Regime’s Oppression of Citizens
The pernicious European companies selling technology to the Islamic Republic are already well known: They range from widespread surveillance of Iranians to the transfer of dual-use equipment that...