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Iran's nuclear program shifts focus
Abdelnabi Al-Shoula's article revolves around the evolution of Iran's nuclear program from a bargaining chip to a firmly established doctrine within the Iranian regime. It has become a symbol of national independence, sovereignty, and survival, rather than merely a technical project. Iran has invested enormous resources into the program, endured economic sanctions, and lost scientists for its sake. It has become part of the state's symbolic fabric. The article touches on the possibilities of negotiating a deal that restricts the program in exchange for improved regional relations, but it clarifies that the regime finds it difficult to abandon the program because it is considered a guarantee for its survival and a means to strengthen its regional standing, which complicates any efforts for a permanent resolution to the nuclear file.
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