Vienna

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna has proposed a deal whereby Iran would ship its low-grade enriched uranium to Russia and France, where it would be processed into fuel for Tehran's medical research reactor. But...

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...solidarity in economic and other matters. VIENNA A senior official said Monday that the U.N nuclear agency believes Iran plans to start enriching uranium at a previously secret facility in 2011. The official said the International Atomic...

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...silent, seemingly waiting for a cue. Then the attacks began, and they intensified after an Oct. 21 meeting in Vienna that was supposed to hammer out details for the transfer of Iran's uranium to Russia. Critics chided Ahmadinejad for giving...

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...from across the Iranian political spectrum. The agreement brokered by the International Atomic Energy Association Nuclear Agency in Vienna last week sought to bridge Western concerns that Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium could...

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...troubled second term. The occasion was supposed to highlight Ahmadinejad's "victory over the American Great Satan" and Washington's implicit acceptance of Iran's nuclear project in recent talks in Geneva and Vienna. AP RAGE: An anti-gov...

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...and not only with his representatives." Javanfekr, the Ahmadinejad adviser, charged that Israel is trying to sabotage the negotiations in Vienna in pursuit of its goal of isolating Iran. "Naturally, the Zionist regime is . . . trying...

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The legislation still needs to pass a full session of both houses of the legislature before it can become law, but it showed that Congress was taking action even as Iran gave mixed messages on whether it would accept the Vienna proposal.

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...stockpiles of nuclear fuel and could be perceived as a concession to the United States, which took part in the Vienna talks with France and Russia. Under the Vienna-brokered draft, Iran is required to send 1.2 tons of low-enriched uranium...

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...a second uranium enrichment site in Iran has raised concern at the IAEA about possible further facilities, according to a report by the Vienna-based agency obtained by Reuters. It said Iran had told the IAEA that it had begun building...

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