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How to Know if Iran Breaks its Word: Financial Monitoring

| May 26, 2015

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This commentary was republished by Newsweek on May 28, 2015 as "How Can We Keep Iran Honest on Nukes? Follow The Money."

In this new oped for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist, MTA Associate Aaron Arnold and colleague Nikos Passas consider the role of banks in monitoring and verifying proliferation-related transactions. He outlines steps that the P5+1 and Iran can take in a final agreement that will allow them to remain vigilant about proliferation financing.

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