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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Iranian authorities have released three journalists who were among more than 100 people arrested during pro-government and opposition street demonstrations this week, the country's official news agency reported. One of...

In this article: IRNA, Tehran, Agence France-Presse, and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

...powers about its nuclear program, which many Western nations and Israel believe is aimed at creating nuclear weapons. Iran insists it wants to develop nuclear technology only for the peaceful generation of electricity. Russia, a...

In this article: Dmitry Medvedev, Russia, Uranium, Der Spiegel, United Nations Security Council, and Barack Obama

...Der Spiegel. "But if there is no movement forward, no one is excluding such a scenario." Medvedev said that Iran can implement what it claims to be a peaceful atomic energy program under international supervision. "But it must abide by...

In this article: Dmitry Medvedev, Russia, Uranium, Der Spiegel, UN, S-300, Vladimir Putin, and Barack Obama

...may 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 to the higher level needed to power the research reactor itself...

In this article: Uranium, U.N., Tehran, Moscow, Der Spiegel, Dmitry Medvedev, and United States

...republic to accept unamended the proposals drawn up by the IAEA. "As I have said, this is a pivotal moment for Iran, and we urge Iran to accept the agreement as proposed," Clinton told reporters. "We will not alter it, and we will not...

In this article: Uranium, International Atomic Energy Agency, Tehran, Agence France Presse, Mohamed ElBaradei, Washington, Manouchehr Mottaki, Hillary Clinton, and UN

...return would get fabricated fuel for a medical research reactor seems to have been rejected by the Iranians, at least in its present form. "Iran's response has been so miserable that it is hard to be optimistic that this will go anywhere,"...

In this article: International Atomic Energy Agency, Tehran, Uranium, and The Guardian

...into the necessary reactor fuel at facilities in Russia and France. But according to the diplomat, Iran then said it would not ship its uranium out of the country until it received upfront all of the reactor fuel it needs for the facility.

In this article: Uranium, International Atomic Energy Agency, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Geneva, Tehran, U.N. Security Council, Qom, and France

...three years after diplomats said Western spies first detected it, added to fears of covert Iranian efforts to develop atom bombs. Iran says it is enriching uranium only for electricity. Reporting by David Sheppard; Editing by Louise...

In this article: International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, Uranium, Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, U.N., London, and Vienna

Tehran has reacted coolly so far. Some Western diplomats who have followed the Iran nuclear issue for years have said they do not believe Iran had seriously considered suspending its enrichment program. ElBaradei, a Nobel...

In this article: Mohamed ElBaradei, Tehran, Uranium, George W. Bush, United States, International Atomic Energy Agency, Barack Obama, and Vienna