lundi 25 novembre 2013

Nucléaire iranien: un monde plus sécuritaire. Pour l'instant...


Plusieurs articles dans les journaux ce matin commentent l'entente survenue hier. Bonne ou mauvaise? Précaire à tout le moins, mais elle permet d'acheter du temps.

" Even though the temporary agreement does not achieve permanent and total dismantlement of Iran’s nuclear program, no one can seriously argue that it doesn’t make the world safer. It would freeze key aspects of Iran’s program for six months and lay the ground for negotiating a comprehensive, permanent deal. The alternatives are ratcheting up sanctions and possible military action, with no assurance that those steps would stop Iran’s nuclear advances. A negotiated solution is unquestionably better; it is alarming to hear Israeli politicians reject it in extremist terms and threaten unspecified unilateral action.

 The deal buys time to work on a long-term solution that constrains Iran’s nuclear program and guarantees that it is put to peaceful use. That will be even harder to achieve, and the risks will be even greater, if negotiations fail. It is crucial that talks on the next phase begin very soon since the next six months will fly by."

 Suite de l'article: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/25/opinion/getting-to-yes-with-iran.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20131125&_r=0

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