International Atomic Energy Agency

...brokered by the International Atomic Energy Agency and aimed at delaying Iran's ability to build a nuclear weapon. Under the IAEA plan, Iran would export its uranium for enrichment in Russia and France where it would be converted into...

In this article: Iran, Uranium, Mohamed ElBaradei, Tehran, U.N., Robert Wood, Geneva, and Berlin

November 16, 2009, 10:53 PM (GMT+02:00) The new IAEA report on Iran's formerly secret uranium enrichment site at Fordo near Qom also includes a section on Syria and a demand to inspect suspicious sites there too. The inspectors clearly...

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...recounted, adding that Soltanieh likely meant that it was difficult for him to get support for the IAEA's probe among leaders in Tehran. IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei said in his latest report that the belated declaration of the Fordu plant...

In this article: Iran, Vienna, Nuclear power, Mohamed ElBaradei, Qom, and Tehran

...enrichment facility, in contravention of the U.N. Security Council requirements and IAEA obligations," Kelly told reporters November 17. The IAEA report, published November 16, comes after its inspectors visited Iran's newly...

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...Energy Agency that it had begun building the plant within a bunker beneath a mountain near the holy city of Qom in 2007, but the IAEA had evidence the project had begun in 2002. Iran reported its existence to the IAEA in September after,...

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.... It said Iran had told the International Atomic Energy Agency that it had begun building the bunkered site near Qom in 2007 -- but the IAEA had evidence the project had begun in 2002, paused in 2004 and resumed in 2006. Iran revealed the...

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In this article: Iran, Uranium, U.N., Reuters, and Vienna

...the project began in 2002, paused in 2004 and resumed in 2006. Iran reported the site's existence to the IAEA in September. IAEA inspectors also found that Iran had reduced since August the number of centrifuges enriching Uranium at...

In this article: Iran, Uranium, U.N., and Reuters