Kaveh L. Afrasiabi and Kayhan Barzegar
A NEW National Intelligence Estimate indicating that Iran currently has no nuclear weapons program has been widely interpreted as reducing the possibility of conflict between that country and the United States. Even so, the reaction within Iran itself has been mixed, and it is not yet clear how the intelligence report will affect the political temperature in the country . (Full article: 732 words)
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