Abstract

Saber Rattling Over Iran

May 22, 2006 issue

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The article presents an editorial regarding the way in which the U.S. President George W. Bush administration is handling the perceived nuclear threat posed by Iran. The administration has created a crisis that is distracting public attention from Iraq but is also stiffening Iran's defiance and maybe accelerating its efforts to enrich uranium. Bush's threats against Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, have bolstered Ahmadinejad's popularity. A better strategy would be to return the question of Iran's nuclear program to the International Atomic Energy Agency and to engage Iran in regional diplomacy to prevent a widening civil war in Iraq.

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UNITED States -- Foreign relations -- Iran; IRAN -- Foreign relations -- United States; NUCLEAR arms control; DIPLOMATIC negotiations in international disputes; DIPLOMACY; UNITED States; IRAN
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