Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Nuclear factor in international relations and the “Iranian Problem”

The international politics is increasingly revolving around the nuclear theme. 
A meltdown of the regime set by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was absolutely predictable. Due to its discriminatory character, the Treaty could not prevent the “horizontal proliferation”, the process which turned Israel, India, Pakistan, N. Korea, and South Africa into nuclear-armed countries. There can be no universally acceptable explanation why some countries are entitled to possess nuclear weapons while others are not. 
Asserting its global primacy, the US has dealt several severe blows to the non-proliferation regime. More >>>