EU-US Denuclear Diplomacy And The Future Of Global Security In Post Cold War International Relations: Iran Revisited

Abstract

The US, in full of her hegemonic outreach, courts the European Union into a diplomatic alliance, so as to dement the Iranian nuclear thirst and its nuclear reproductive potentialities. To concretize this motive, the US lobbied, coveted and achieved EU frown on Iran, especially to water down Russia indispensable friendly (or) parental safeguards over Iran. Hence, this piece adopts a collective security theory and a qualitative analytical bias to explore the diplomatic contents of a medley of EU-US containment agenda over Iranian nuclear aggrandizement exercise. This work worries fervently, that as the success of the EU-US disarmament diplomacy in Iran remains inconclusive, the global security regime is deeply questioned. US should therefore intervene militarily under the provisions of UN article (iv) for collective security.

Keywords: Democracy, Nuclear Program, Security, Diplomacy, Collective Security, Sanctions, International Atomic Energy Agency.