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IRAN NUCLEAR PROGRAMME (3) answer(s).
 
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Interpreting India’s vision in West Asia: a study of India-Iran relations / Rizvi, M Mahtab Alam   Journal Article
Rizvi, M Mahtab Alam Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract India and Iran frequently cite the civilisational, cultural and historical ties that have bound the two countries together for more than a millennium. Both nations enjoyed strong bilateral relations following India's independence, overcoming such hindrances as Cold War politics and Iran's relationship with Pakistan. Iran and India enjoy friendly and consolidated ties that have led to greater stability in the region. The swiftly changing international surroundings and the associated strategic dimensions have been catalysts in forcing the two countries to reorient their foreign policies towards each other. However, much needs to be done to give economic and political support for a long term strategic direction to the bilateral relationship. This article seeks to capture the emerging orientation of India's relations with West Asia in general and Iran in particular. The article also examines the political, economic, cultural and security dimensions of the evolving relationship between India and Iran.
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Scepticism surrounds Iranian nuclear talks : Iran's nuclear programme advances as Vienna resume / Punja, Srishti   Conference Proceeding
Punja, Srishti Conference Proceeding
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Struggling on the world scene: an over-ambitious EU versus a committed Iran / Sauer, Tom   Journal Article
Sauer, Tom Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract In 2003, the EU was hopeful to convince Iran to give up its nuclear programme. Five years later, most signals point to an accelerated nuclear programme in Iran. This article first aims to sketch an overview of the EU efforts, and secondly to make an interim assessment of the effectiveness of the EU's approach vis- -vis Iran. While the final assessment may be different, the current evaluation is disappointing from the point of view of the EU. The Iranian case does not enhance the EU's strategic reputation in the world.
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