Fear in the Gulf
For the last week in Kuwait, the rising tension over Iran’s nuclear programme has dominated the front pages of newspapers.
For the last week in Kuwait, the rising tension over Iran’s nuclear programme has dominated the front pages of newspapers.
It began with reports of division-level military exercises by the Iranian army; these followed the test-firing of a new missile in the Persian Gulf.
It was only after these displays that Iran announced it had ‘‘gone nuclear’’, even if its claims were a little grander that the reality of its nuclear programme....
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