The Trump administration's red lines for Iran remain in place, including preventing Iran from having a pathway to a nuclear weapon.

Norman Rule states that prior to the recent deal, Iran's nuclear program had been devastated and its missile program had been severely damaged.

Norman Rule of CSIS asserts that the diplomatic process initiated by the U.S.-Iran deal immediately relieves pressure on global energy markets and economies.

The United States is viewed as the indispensable security partner for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states.

Norman Rule states there is no evidence that Iran's new generation of leaders believes Iran should not be a regional hegemon or that they will cease running militias like Hezbollah and the Houthis.

Norman Rule of CSIS believes it is highly unlikely that any country will donate to the proposed $300 billion fund for Iran, arguing the money would be hostage to Iranian policy and that Gulf states ar...