Last Call: Denuclearizing Iran and North Korea
September 28th, 2008
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Posted in: Caucasus, Great Power Relations, Iran, Nuclear Proliferation
Tags: China, Cold War, Georgia, Iran, Israel, Japan, Kim Jong Il, NATO, North Korea, Nuclear Conflict, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), Nuclear Supply Group (NSG), PRC, Putin, Rogue States, Russia, Saakashvili, Six-Party Talks, South Korea, South Ossetia, U.N. Sanctions, U.N. Security Council Membership, U.S.
The Bush administration has thus far failed to resolve the nuclear conflict with two so-called “rogue states”—Iran and North Korea. In the final three months of his tenure, George W. Bush is making last-ditch deals with Russia and China to put pressure on Tehran and Pyongyang, respectively. The focus of those deals is to persuade [...]