going nuclear

Pretending to keep a military threat on the table while trying to talk or bribe Iran out of going nuclear is not a bad policy.

It has no wish to see Japan or South Korea frightened into going nuclear too.

For three decades, U. S. diplomats have failed to secure real Chinese cooperation in their efforts to prevent Iran from going nuclear.

Whichever is the case, it is clear by now that relying on talk alone to stop Iran from going nuclear has failed.

Is there a way to avoid all of the unhappy endings by finding a peaceful way to stop Iran going nuclear?

China, first and foremost, wants stability on its border, and not even North Korea going nuclear did much to change that equation.

Some countries going nuclear are likely to raise eyebrows in Washington.

The North Koreans believed that they had two options: going nuclear or go into negotiations.

And its response to North Korea going nuclear suggests that a nuclear armed Iran is something it could live with.

But there are other motives for going nuclear, says Nadia Sharara, professor of mineralogy at Assiut University.

We said China can not support them going nuclear because it was not in the interest of peace in the region.