Burns retires, but will consult on Iran negotiations

in the news | October 24, 2014

Al Monitor

Suzanne DiMaggio:

“The Iranians feel comfortable working with Bill, even though they know he is a tough negotiator, always looking for ways to maximize US interests,” Suzanne DiMaggio, head of the New America Foundation’s Iran and Asia programs, told Al-Monitor.

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