23 hours ago by El Enigma

Los inspectores “no han encontrado nada inquietante” en la primera visita a la obra del nuevo sitio de enriquecimiento de uranio de la ciudad santa de Quom en Irán, declaró el viernes el director general de la Agencia Internacional de la Energía Atómica (AIEA), el egipcio Mohamed ElBaradei. “La idea ...

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8 days ago by Fahad

The widely perceived new crisis about Iran’s nuclear program has a pretty complicated history. Several Iranian lawmakers and even defeated presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi have vehemently rejected a UN brokered deal according to which Iran should send 1200 kg of its low enriched uranium (L ...

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11 days ago by Mc Parry

TEHRAN — Iran will propose two amendments to a UN-drafted deal under which most of Tehran’s low-enriched uranium will be sent abroad for conversion into nuclear fuel, a newspaper reported on Thursday. Iran is widely expected to deliver its response to the deal later Thursday in Vienna where the UN a ...

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17 days ago by Mc Parry

VIENNA — Pressure mounted on Iran to agree a UN-brokered nuclear deal Friday after Russia approved a proposal under which it would enrich uranium for the Islamic Republic. Friday is the deadline for Iran to agree to a deal, drafted by the International Atomic Energy Agency after talks between France ...

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21 days ago by Spencer Ackerman

Today is the day: about an hour ago, talks got underway in Vienna between Iran, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the U.S., Russia and France to see if an initial deal last month will indeed result in sending 75 percent of Iran’s low-enriched-uranium to Russia for reprocessing into fuel, which ...

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22 days ago by Editors

Current transparency compliances, technological incapabilities, lacks of enriched uranium, domestic and geopolitics prevent Iran from having a nuke, Joseph Cirincione writes at The Washington Post.

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33 days ago by mediascour

“On Friday, McDonnell Douglas was awarded a $51.9 million contract to provide “Massive Penetrator Ordnance Integration” on B-2 aircraft. This is not the kind of weapon that would be particularly useful in Iraq or Afghanistan, but it is ideally suited to hit deeply buried nuclear facilities such as N ...

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33 days ago by alertindia

Is the U.S. stepping up preparations for a possible attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities? The Pentagon is always making plans, but based on a little-noticed funding request recently sent to Congress, the answer to that question appears to be yes. First, some background: Back in October 2007, ABC News ...

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36 days ago by Signs of the Times

Washington - For all the recent uproar over Iran's nuclear program, little attention has been paid to the fact that the country which first provided Tehran with nuclear equipment was the United States. In 1967, under the "Atoms for Peace" program launched by President Eisenhower, the US sold the Sha ...

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37 days ago by Dr. J. P. Hubert

By Juan Cole October 01, 2009 "Information Clearing House" --- Thursday is a fateful day for the world, as the US, other members of the United Nations Security Council, and Germany meet in Geneva with Iran in a bid to resolve outstanding issues. Although Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had ear ...

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