The Iranian nuclear problem between confrontation and settlement options (Available in English) - (Disponible en Français)

Document Type : Refereed academic research and articles

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Political science teacher - Faculty of Economics and Political Science - Cairo University

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The Iranian nuclear problem represents one of the most prominent regional and international issues. The dispute over the Iranian nuclear program is one of the most complex challenges in modern international politics. The Iranian nuclear program aims to achieve the ability to produce nuclear energy for civilian purposes, according to Tehran, while the United States and its allies see it as a threat to security and stability in the region. Accordingly, the Iranian nuclear problem is one of the issues that raises the most concern and tension on the international scene, as society finds... The international community itself is oscillating between more than one option: either confrontation, settlement, or submission and acceptance of the existing reality. Confrontation may lead to military escalation and increase unrest in the region, and it may also lead to the spread of nuclear weapons. On the other hand, the settlement may contribute to reducing tension through negotiation and diplomacy, but it may allow Iran to maintain a limited nuclear capability. Therefore, balancing these options requires a careful understanding of the complex issues related to the Iranian nuclear program and the role that international powers can play in reaching a solution.

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