09 February 2012 | News | John Glaser
A follow-up report from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Iran’s nuclear program will be published next month and is expected to be harsher than the last one, which the IAEA released in November. The last IAEA report cobbled together old and questionable intelligence and rose unfounded concerns about a possible military dimension to [...]
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03 February 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
Western Diplomats Slam Iran Over Latest UN Visit | Never addressed possibility of IAEA visiting missile complex
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31 January 2012 | News | John Glaser
The International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) three day negotiations with the Iranian government were “constructive,” according to Iranian news media. “The negotiations between the two sides were held in a positive and constructive atmosphere,” an IAEA official was reported as saying. The two sides agreed to hold additional talks in the future. The IAEA inspectors [...]
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29 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
Iran FM: IAEA Inspectors Free to Inspect All Nuclear Sites | Inspectors begin three day visit
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12 December 2011 | News | Jason Ditz
OIC Chief: No Evidence Iran Has Atomic Bomb Program | Top diplomat says Iran has right to civilian nuclear program
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21 November 2011 | News | Jason Ditz
Israel Slams Calls for Nuclear Transparency | IAEA’s secret ‘nuclear-free Mideast’ conference not as critical of Israel as normal
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18 November 2011 | News | Jason Ditz
US to Announce New Sanctions on Iran, Vows to ‘Keep Pressure On’ | IAEA resolution calls on Iran to address ‘increasing concern’
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13 November 2011 | News | Jason Ditz
Netanyahu Faults IAEA Report on Iran as Not Accusatory Enough | Complains ‘only things that could be proven were written’
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13 November 2011 | News | Jason Ditz
Iranian Parliament Tells Govt to Reduce IAEA Cooperation | Speaker says IAEA has become ‘political tool’ of US
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11 November 2011 | News | Jason Ditz
Iran Mocks IAEA’s Increasingly Shrill Allegations | IAEA reportedly shows ‘secret’ evidence to 35 nations
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