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Six powers 'disappointed' as Iran rejects nuclear deal Iran says it has misgivings about the IAEA-brokered deal The six major powers negotiating with Iran over its nuclear programme have said they are disappointed with Iran's response to...

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By David Brunnstrom and Dave Graham Senior officials from six world powers said on Friday they were disappointed Iran had not accepted proposals intended to delay its potential to make nuclear bombs, and urged Tehran to reconsider. But...

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Reuters - Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (L) welcomes International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director … By David Brunnstrom and Dave Graham David Brunnstrom And Dave Graham - 17 mins ago BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Senior...

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...to send the fuel abroad, but he said it was not a written response, he did not think it was Iran's final position, and he remained in touch with his Iranian counterparts. "I do not consider that I have received a final answer," ElBaradei...

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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Iran plans to launch a communications satellite by late 2011 with no outside help, a top Iranian official said Friday, after Italy and Russia declined to put it into orbit. The move reflected Tehran's frustration with...

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...probably take months to enact. China, always reluctant to support sanctions, offered no assurances that it would agree to punish Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Manochehr Mottaki played down the threat of sanctions, saying embargoes have...

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...was willing to discuss the reactor fuel deal but only if the swap of enriched uranium for nuclear fuel took place within Iran. "Iran raises its readiness in order to have further talks within the framework which is presented," he...

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...is the political message of this site." He added that "the important message is ... enrichment in Iran will continue at any price." Iran says the facility was fortified to protect it against any possible attack by the U.S. or Israel.

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...agree to send only "part" of its stockpile in several shipments. Should the talks fail to help Iran obtain the fuel from abroad, Iran has threatened to enrich uranium from the 5 percent level up to the 20 percent threshold needed for the...

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