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Attitudes of the International Community toward Iran’s Nuclear Puzzle

Irem Askar Karakir|Zehra Nilufer Karacasulu
국제학연구소 (The Keimyung Institute for International Studies)|2008.12|Journal of International and Area Studies|제15권 제2호|pp. 1-19|DOI 10.23071/jias.2008.15.2.1

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Iraninternational communitynuclear programmeUS-Iranian relationsEU-Iranian relationsRussian-Iranian relationsChinese-Iranian relations
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This article aims to interrogate the attitudes of the US, the EU/EU-3, Russia and China, on Iran’s nuclear programme. The underlying question is whether there can be a consensus in the international community for a comprehensive settlement. In trying to provide answer to this question first, the article briefly reviews Iranian motives and foreign assistance in the development of Iran’s nuclear programme. Secondly, focusing separately on the US, the EU/EU-3, Russia and China, a comparative analysis is employed for delineating similarities and differences in their attitudes and concerns since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. This article arrived at a tentative conclusion on the basis that the debate is likely to continue, as there is no common attitude toward Iran’s nuclear puzzle in the international community.

Abstract

This article aims to interrogate the attitudes of the US, the EU/EU-3, Russia and China, on Iran’s nuclear programme. The underlying question is whether there can be a consensus in the international community for a comprehensive settlement. In trying to provide answer to this question first, the article briefly reviews Iranian motives and foreign assistance in the development of Iran’s nuclear programme. Secondly, focusing separately on the US, the EU/EU-3, Russia and China, a comparative analysis is employed for delineating similarities and differences in their attitudes and concerns since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. This article arrived at a tentative conclusion on the basis that the debate is likely to continue, as there is no common attitude toward Iran’s nuclear puzzle in the international community.

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