‘Therese Delpech’s authority and autonomy have never faced an outcast’s passage through a desert of scorn; instead they are bolstered by private conversations with government leaders, and in 2005 by one of France’s major literary awards, the Prix Femina for nonfiction.’
New York Times ‘In this book Therese Delpech, a UN advisor on proliferation and an intrepid and tenacious ... Read moreresearcher, uncloaks the network of collaboration that has enabled Tehran to reach the threshold of having nuclear weapons.’
Le Monde ‘Therese Delpech, one of the world’s leading authorities on international nuclear security, dissects Iran’s nuclear programme in minute detail.’
The Middle East ‘Delpech has provided an illuminating work that attempts to shed much needed light on a subject that remains cloaked by speculation and deception.’
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