Trita Parsi is an Iranian-Swedish writer, political scientist, and foreign policy expert.
The perceived shortage of U.S. interceptors was meant to limit escalation, yet Trita Parsi warns Washington hawks might see it differently. If the U.S. cannot reliably stop incoming missiles, some could argue the only…
Trita Parsi on U.S. interceptor strategy
The off-ramp keeps getting shorter. Trita Parsi, Quincy Institute EVP, posting as tritaparsi, makes the case that every round of this conflict strips away limits that held the round before, and the next round inherits a…
Trita Parsi on Iran escalation after midterms
People who hold the keys don't contact journalists when internal talks are reassuring, yet the conversation around nuclear weapon usage has shifted from fringe to mainstream. Trita Parsi, Quincy Institute EVP, identifies…
Trita Parsi on nuclear weapon normalization
Wars end when somebody decides the price has gotten too high. Nobody at this table has reached that number yet, according to Trita Parsi, executive vice president of the Quincy Institute. After months of monitoring the…
Trita Parsi on Iran US confidence
A much larger war is now more likely than a quick de-escalation, according to Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President and Middle East analyst at the Quincy Institute. Parsi offers a sober assessment, suggesting that what…
Trita Parsi on US Iran war likelihood
