Scott Horton
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July 26, 2013 – Muhammad Sahimi – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 2914
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31:45Now PlayingMuhammad Sahimi, political columnist and professor of chemical engineering, discusses his article “Atoms For Peace” in The Cairo Review of Global Affairs; the history of Iran’s nuclear energy program; the failure of countries with nuclear weapons to honor their NPT obligations; the incredibly tight IAEA monitoring of Iran’s nuclear sites; and the possibility of a US-Iran peace offering – if only the US would negotiate in good faith.
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