Posts About Nuclear

The Undignified Episodes of Jihad George

Bush is operating under an absurd hallucination that attacking Iran will actually solve some of America’s plethora of problems. He’s wrong.


No Sense of Panic With Iran

The Iran issue is serious, but European diplomats have been working intensively on it for years and there is no sense of panic.


Political, Not Nuclear, Power Play

This dispute isn't about nuclear power - it's about political power, and whether America and Israel can stop Iran from becoming a counterweight to their influence in the Middle East.


Bureaucratic Mutiny May Backfire

The report is a bureaucratic mutiny - an attempt to determine policy by tying President George Bush's hands - but it may backfire.


Trust Iran, But Verify

We made this mistake when we trusted North Korea’s nuclear intentions – and we’re about to make it again.


Don’t Trust a Liar

How can the world believe that Iran, a permanent liar, has corrected its ways?


Debating North Korea's Nuclear Deal

Join a PostGlobal debate with an expert sub-panel on the successes and failures of nuclear negotiations. Moderator: Chaibong Hahm, Professor, University of Southern California Chung Min Lee, Professor, National University of Singapore Jung-hoon Lee, Professor, Yonsei University Geir Helgesen, Senior Fellow, Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Reudiger Frank, Professor, University of Vienna Andrei Lankov, Professor, Australian National University...


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