The U.S. has keenly used the “Rubik’s Cube” analogy to explain the moving parts and complexity (43 quintillion possibilities!) that make the Iran nuclear negotiations so difficult. The terminology first publicly emerged after the September 2013 meeting between Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, according to an analysis of Federal… Read More The Rubik’s Cube & the Iran Talks
You would be hard-pressed to find common ground between Iran and the United States, but as Robert Kelley writes, both Markazi Province and South Carolina continue to grapple with the construction of government mandated, over budget and overdue fuel reactors: Iran is facing increasing difficulties completing its IR-40 pressurized heavy water reactor (PHWR) near the… Read More Guns or butter?
The 11th anniversary of the outbreak of the Iraq war was 19 March. The interest of Atomic Reporters readers who are students of the press debacle leading up to it will be piqued by film maker Errol Morris’ account – the first installment in a four part series – of a news conference by US Secretary… Read More Through the looking glass darkly
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