Trust in Nuclear

Iran says it is for research purposes. The world at large thinks otherwise. But that is not the point at all, is it? An independent party, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), has deemed it important to put seals on Iran's nuclear facilities. IAEA's objectives are to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy while inhibiting its use for military purposes.

While Iran claims to continue its nuclear studies for peaceful purposes, trust, unfortunately, is hard to come by. Establishing trust is not the easiest thing to do. And this being not the first time that seals by IAEA were removed, has made it all the more difficult to trust the country. Double-standard or no, the IAEA seals were there for a reason. And removing them before the right time only serves to fuel speculation. And abandoning the chance to explain their actions, does not help the situation at all.

Granted, Iran maintained a suspension at a uranium enrichment plant. I hope they maintain their stance in researching nuclear energy to improve people's lives. Be the first to market the technology and you'll be on your way to improving the country's standard of living.