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...Among the combination of three main policies recommended, the suggested dialogue with the United States, Syria, and Iran immediately stands out. To think that these countries would collaborate with America is almost laughable, given American’s intervention in preventing Syria from interfering in Lebanon and condemnation of Iran??s nuclear pursuits...
...speaker. To cite a recent example, no one would argue that Harvard, as an institution, supports the politics of former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami, but Harvard was still right to invite Khatami to speak three months ago. His visit generated controversy, but it also deepened the debate on Iran??s nuclear ambitions. A university, as a center of open discourse, is uniquely positioned to improve the quality of relevant debates. As one-third of the so-called “axis of evil” and as the focus of an intense and divided nuclear debate, North Korea...
...will not help us push North Korea to the wall.” South Korea’s ambassador to the United Nations, Choi Young-jin, who was also at the talk, maintained that North Korea would outlast the pressure to disarm. “Iran??s nuclear program is motivated by aspiration,” he said, “while North Korea’s is motivated by desperation...
...likewise know which group of Muslims eagerly awaits the coming of the twelfth Imam, who has reputedly been hidden for a millennium and who, it is said, will redeem the world when he returns. These bits of knowledge may seem pedantic, but they matter to a great many people (Iran??s unstable and millenarian President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, to name a notable one) who, in turn, matter a great deal to the West. We cannot see how such important knowledge, with its attendant modern-day relevance, would be imparted by the Reason and Faith requirement as is. One thing...
...good faith effort to enforce those sanctions, as the goods in question would very likely enter North Korea from China. Hopefully, the immediacy of this most recent crisis will make China’s surreptitious support for the North Korea—and other nuclear hopefuls, such as Iran??increasingly untenable. China’s relationship with North Korea has now been thrust into the spotlight, potentially laying the groundwork for more meaningful resolutions than have been achieved in the past. Largely isolated from the rest of the international community, North Korea depends on China?...