The meeting here in Geneva is being billed as the last chance for a diplomatic solution to what many see as Iran’s race to build a nuclear bomb.
In diplomacy, it is a good rule never to say “never,” but there is no question that this time there is a lot at stake. Iran's chief negotiator on its nuclear program is meeting with representatives from the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany.
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Deeply flawed commentary. If "everyone" is concerned about Iran's nuclear program, why have more than 100 copuntries voiced support for it? Those countries include Iraq and Turkey. The "new" facility near Qom is nowhere near operational. Why get so lathered? Writer claims a US or Israeli attack on Iran would "stir up" the Middle East. In fact, it would create a war far larger than Iraq and Afghanistan combined. Writer predicts a potential "surge" in state-supported terrorism, in event of attack on Iran. This is code for Iranian support for Hamas and Hezbollah - - neither of whcih is an enemy of the US. Writer fails to mention Russia will be supplying the nuclear fuel for the initial plant at Bushehr. Also fails to mention ... More »
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