Claudia Rosett

Ms. Rosett, a Foreign Policy Fellow with the Independent Women’s Forum, a columnist of Forbes and a blogger for PJMedia, is a contributing editor of The New York Sun.

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China’s Nuclear Comprador for Iran July 10, 2015
Much of the haggling at the Iran nuclear talks has focused on how to monitor activity inside Iran itself
Nuclear Bargains and State Department Backlogs June 26, 2015
Iran remains a weapons hub with a missile program (abetted for decades by North Korea) that it is refusing to give up as part of any nuclear deal
Next Up: Nuclear Talks With North Korea? June 5, 2015
The real solution — almost certainly the only solution — to the growing nuclear threat of North Korea does not lie in bringing Pyongyang’s envoys back to the nuclear bargaining table, but in bringing down the Pyongyang regime.
North Korea’s Takeaway From The Iran Nuclear Talks May 22, 2015
Iran Shipping Sanctions Run Aground? May 10, 2015
Iran, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, preacher of "Death to America" and "Death to Israel," is increasingly reintegrating its main cargo fleet into the world's shipping traffic
Obama’s Iran Policy Is Lost at Sea March 27, 2015
How can the U.S. hope to keep tabs on Tehran's nuclear program when we can't even track its oil tankers?
Lesson Of An Iran Sanctions Saga in Seoul March 25, 2015
Iran’s Bank Mellat: If international sanctions on Iran are lifted pronto — a condition Iran is demanding as part of any nuclear deal — how hard might it be to reimpose them
Our Nagging North Korea Problem February 7, 2015
Desperately seeking a strategy: North Korea will continue to pose a grave and growing danger to U.S. interests
How North Korea and Iran Became Cyber-Terror Buddies January 6, 2015
North Korea's rogue ventures, especially its long-standing romance with Iran
Stopping North Korea’s Next Act of War December 27, 2014
Whatever the tactics, or the mix of tactics, the strategic aim should not be to respond in proportion to an act that the vacationing commander-in-chief has downplayed as vandalism
Historic Day for Washington, Havana…and Pyongyang’s Hackers December 19, 2014
In Moscow, Beijing and Tehran, they must be watching in awe. It's not every day an American president hits a grand slam--for the wrong team.
North Korea and Iran: Partners in Cyber Warfare? December 13, 2014
If investigators can't track the hacking of Sony back to North Korea, they would do well to take a close look at Pyongyang's supporters and sympathizers, starting with Iran.
Iran Nuclear Talks and North Korean Flashbacks November 8, 2014
Obama administration’s increasingly desperate quest for an Iran deal
North Korea Takes a Tip from Iran’s “Charm Offensive”? October 26, 2014
North Korea and Iran have different ideologies, different diplomatic styles, disparate resources. Both exploit diplomacy in the pursuit of weapons of mass murder
The U.N.’s Grotesque Gaza Inquiry August 22, 2014
An inquiry into Israel’s alleged abuses wins approval from Iran, Syria, and Sudan.
The U.N. Handmaiden of Hamas August 8, 2014
The relief agency in Gaza, financed in part by the U.S., has become a patron of Palestinian grievance.
Bad Move to the U.N. July 25, 2014
The General Assembly is a terrible place to hold the Iran nuclear talks
North Korean Ship Tests the Waters Near America’s Shores July 14, 2014
Pyongyang is at the very least sticking a thumb in America’s eye
Eyes Wide Shut to North Korea’s Terror Ties May 14, 2014
North Korea’s Nuclear Fallout April 18, 2014
It’s high time U.S. policy-makers bestirred themselves to find some way to genuinely stop North Korea’s nuclear proliferation — before the next test.
The Amazing Coincidences of Iran’s Javad Zarif March 8, 2014
Iranian ship carrying arms for Gaza, Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif
College Campus Gives Iran Nuke Thug Hero’s Welcome March 4, 2014
University of Denver proudly watches favorite son close in on nuclear weapons
Iran Nuclear Charades in Vienna February 20, 2014
There is also an utterly undeserved legitimacy now being conferred on Tehran’s tyranny
Pivoting Right Past North Korea February 2, 2014
North Korea has twice already on his watch demonstrated that a rogue state can conduct nuclear tests with relative impunity
“Peace” and Prejudice at the United Nations January 21, 2014
United Nations cultural agency has abruptly postponed an exhibition on Jewish ties to the Holy Land, but launches International Year of Solidarity With the Palestinian People
Technology for Tyrants Courtesy of the U.N. December 20, 2013
World Intellectual Property Organization sent US computers, High Tech to North Korea, Iran
The Perils of North Korea’s Kim Jong Un December 17, 2013
Political purge last week with the denunciation, humiliation and execution of his uncle by marriage, the second most powerful man in North Korea, Jang Song Thaek
Nobel Peace Charade October 15, 2013
Honoring the OPCW’s thug-infested disarmament charade is a strange way to do it
Iran’s Sequel to North Korea’s Nuclear Playbook October 7, 2013
It bears noting that while the U.S. is focused right now on talking with Iran, there are signs bubbling up in the background that North Korea is restarting its Yongbyon nuclear reactor
Iran, the U.N.‘s New Authority On Nuclear Disarmament September 30, 2013
That’s how it works at the U.N. The U.S. and its allies pay the bills, Iran plays the system.