Robert Malley Becomes a Professor at Princeton University

Robert Malley, former U.S. Special Representative for Iran, will teach courses on 'Foreign Policy Decision Making' and 'Diplomacy' as a 'visiting professor' at Princeton University's School of International and Public Affairs starting this fall. According to a statement from Princeton University, Malley, who is currently suspended from his position as Special Envoy for Iran, will teach these courses at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. The statement also noted that Malley's political insight, having served in several administrations including those of Obama and Clinton, as well as in the 'International Crisis Group,' will enhance students' understanding of international issues. The Dean of Princeton's School of International and Public Affairs welcomed Malley's 'valuable contributions and diplomatic experiences.' Previously, Malley served as the U.S. Special Representative for Iran at the State Department, a position he was appointed to two years ago following the inauguration of President Joe Biden. Malley was appointed to this role while having been involved in the nuclear agreement with Iran during the Obama administration. Before Malley, Brian Hook held this position during the Trump administration. A confidential congressional meeting with State Department officials regarding 'Malley'; McCaul: No details were provided. The U.S. State Department reports to the House of Representatives about 'Malley's suspension.' A State Department spokesperson: The Islamic Republic has not learned from recent protests. A State Department spokesperson: It is not appropriate to provide certain information about Robert Malley. The State Department's response regarding 'Robert Malley' was received by the Foreign Relations Committee; McCaul says it is not convincing. Blinken: 'Robert Malley has dedicated himself to his country, and we continue our goal of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.'