Expert says Iran nuke move may be 'bluff'

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Owen Cote, associate director at the Massachusetts Institute of Technologies studies program, says that Iran's action in the recent past with respect to its nuclear program, raising alarms that the nation again is working toward the acquisition of nuclear weapons, may have been more a posturing move than an immediate threat. He added that the latest Iranian step, entailing the early-stage processing of uranium, seemed like the kind of back-and-forth that's associated with the negotiations between Iran and the European powers over its nuclear program.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cote, Owen

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N. Korea nuke issue maybe at impasse-expert

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Kirk Larsen, Korea Foundation assistant professor of history and international affairs at George Washington University, said that the international talks regarding North Korea's nuclear program may yield clues about the diplomatic aspirations both of North Korea and China. He added that that the talk themselves did not appear to be helping the US move very quickly toward its goal of shutting down North Korea's nuclear program.

China, North Korea

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Iran nuke program: Hiding in Open?

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The US contends that the Iranians are trying to develop a nuclear arms program, which they have successfully managed to hide right under the world's nose. The US continues to insist that the Iranians have darker motives than developing a nuclear program for the production of electricity, as they say is their right.

United States, International politics, Military policy

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