Gregory Brew
Journalist at Freelance
Senior Analyst, Iran and Energy @EurasiaGroup. Formerly @ISSYale. Author of "The Struggle for Iran" and "Petroleum and Progress in Iran." Views my own.
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Dec 28, 2024 |
threadreaderapp.com | Gregory Brew
Trump's aides have signaled that he wants to try talking before resorting to force--which fits with his focus on "ending the wars" of the Biden era, rather than starting new ones. A very good point. Trump loves winners--Witkoff is also his personal friend, and naming him (rather than a natsec specialist) means he can exert personal control over the file. https://x.com/sfrantzman/status/1882473743236178294 • • • Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to force a refresh
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Aug 13, 2024 |
wilsoncenter.org | Gregory Brew
The New FRUS Collection Opens Up Fresh Avenues for Research into U.S. Decision-MakingIn June 2017, with little fanfare or prior warning, the US State Department’s Office of the Historian released a brand-new volume in its venerable series, Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS).
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Jul 29, 2024 |
justsecurity.org | Gregory Brew
The election of Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian, who will be officially sworn in tomorrow as the ninth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran, opens up the possibility of an improvement—however slight—in Iran’s relations with the United States. That relationship, and any future nuclear agreement with Iran, hinges in part on the outcome of the U.S. presidential election in November.
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May 23, 2024 |
phenomenalworld.org | Andrew Elrod |Richard Solomon |Gregory Brew
Prior to October 2023, about a seventh of global maritime trade passed through the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea to and from the Suez Canal. As a result of attacks by Houthi fighters on commercial ocean freight traveling through the area, that volume has fallen by more than half. Longer shipping routes around the Cape of Good Hope have increased freighting rates dramatically; the average price to ship a forty-foot container almost tripled from $1,400 to $4,000 between December and January.
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Apr 18, 2024 |
time.com | Gregory Brew
IdeasBy Gregory BrewApril 18, 2024 12:21 PM EDTGregory Brew is a historian of international energy, U.S. foreign policy, the Cold War, U.S.-Iranian relations, and modern Iran. He is currently an Analyst at Eurasia Group. Iran’s attack on Israel was an unprecedented show of force. Though Iran telegraphed the attack in advance, with most drones and missiles intercepted in the air, the attack was a game changer and signals much higher risk of escalation in the future.
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Araghchi: "Every single milligram of enriched uranium in Iran is under full and constant IAEA supervision and monitoring."
The attempts by the Israeli regime and certain Special Interest groups to derail diplomacy—using variety of tactics—is abundantly clear for all to see. Our security services are on high alert given past instances of attempted sabotage and assassination operations designed to https://t.co/yW4FXO0za6
The main source of increasing Kazakh output is Tengiz, dominated by Chevron. Guyana (Exxon) is also raising output despite price drop. Majors push bbls on the market that will squeeze out barrels from (smaller, mid-sized) US firms. Tale as old as time. https://t.co/j2TiFD05qO
RT @TheStalwart: WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED DURING BIDEN'S CHIPS ACT? A few years ago, there were new factories being announced almost every d…
