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Today’s R&D touches on recent American foreign policy overtures toward Iran, which has been at odds with the international community since 2002 over its nuclear program. Some articles about Israel’s ties to Iran are also a part of this R&D.
Bibi doesn’t want to play the bad cop with Iran–but he doesn’t think he has a choice: http://t.co/zgWjy16P0T
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) October 3, 2013
MT @MicahZenko: My thoughts on whether coercive threats can change other states behavior, and what this means re Iran http://t.co/faPkPGSjsj
— CFR (@CFR_org) October 3, 2013
What an Iran deal would look like: My take @TIME http://t.co/121mHoKebf
— Fareed Zakaria (@FareedZakaria) October 3, 2013
Today’s R&D covers Italian politics, where Prime Minister Enrico Letta survived a confidence vote this week after right-wing factions loyal to Silvio Berlusconi, a former prime minister, reversed course and endorsed the existing government. This R&D includes articles after Berlusconi backed off his threat and articles released hours before his decision, which allow extempers to weigh the causes of Italy’s recent political crisis, their possible ramifications, and where Italy is headed after the confidence vote.
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Today’s R&D covers the controversial Obamacare initiative, which begins its official roll out on October 1st.
Today’s R&D provides information on Golden Dawn, a neo-fascist group in Greece whose popularity has risen during the country’s economic crisis. The political group is under investigation for violent acts and the murder of a left-wing hip-hop musician. The Greek government is currently looking into banning the group.
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Today’s R&D covers Tuesday’s primary elections in New York City and some of the issues that surrounded them.