Implications of U.S. Foreign Policy in Iran

nd export controls because of their continued involvement in such activities (Iran, 2006). The country's president has proclaimed the nation's right to pursue peaceful applications of nuclear energy, but many Western observers questions whether this is really the case or not.
             Stability: Iran has established a fundamentalist religious government that defies diplomatic overtures and is a destabilizing factor in the region. According to U.S. government analysts, the elections of a reformist pre
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