Saturday, November 21, 2009

International Atomic Energy Agency

Chu: We Will Look Into Nuclear Site Security

A 266-page document was released that showed the locations of sensitive nuclear sites. more >>

Iran Keeps Its Nuclear Secrets From International Inspectors

The IAEA reports a “lack of cooperation” from Tehran. more >>

The World Obama Inherits: Iran’s Nuclear Challenge

Tehran's apparent pursuit of nuclear weapons will test Obama's faith in power of diplomacy. more >>

With North Korea, Iran Talks Faltering, Bush Is Poised to Leave Behind Two Nuclear Challenges

Last-ditch diplomacy might not prevent the next president from facing two new active nuclear foes more >>

Hot Docs: Illicit Nuclear Trade, Media Coverage of Immigration, Pre-K Spending, and More

Today's selection of timely reports. more >>

Iran's President Says United States Too Weak to Attack Iran

Ahmadinejad predicts that the ailing U.S. economy will prevent Washington from launching a strike. more >>

How Iran Is Advancing Its Nuclear Program

While Tehran defies nuclear inspectors, the U.S.-led sanctions effort stalls out at the United Nations. more >>

Morning Buzz: Feb. 14, 2008

Diplomats told the Associated Press this morning that the United States has shared information with the International Atomic Energy Agency showing Tehran was trying to make a nuclear weapon. The United States is allowing the IAEA to show some of the evidence to Iran to pressure the Islamic republic into admitting it had focused some of its nuclear efforts on developing weapons. more >>

Just a War of Words, at Least for Now

But Tehran stays defiant, and U.N. diplomacy is falling short. more >>

Iranian Nuclear Pledges Complicate President Bush's U.N. Strategy

Tehran's signs of cooperation with nuclear inspectors set back U.S. sanctions effort. more >>

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