Mohamed ElBaradei

...won in 2002, his main appeal was as a scourge of Bush the warmonger. ElBaradei and his International Atomic Energy Agency jointly won the prize in 2005 on similar grounds. ElBaradei had opposed the Iraq War and made it his mission to...

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...the country's nuclear initiatives. But ElBaradei also urged Western nations to favor diplomacy over conflict, and he accused President George W. Bush's administration of rushing into war in Iraq without waiting for the results of U.N....

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...they say, has been too soft on Iran and too ready to speak out on matters outside his mandate. The three terms of Mr ElBaradei, who has been in office since 1997, were marked by rows with the George W Bush administration over Iraq and Iran.

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...war in Iraq. The NPFNBGWB returned after a short hiatus in 2005, when the prize went to the International Atomic Energy Agency and Mohamed ElBaradei for refusing to confirm the existence of Saddam Hussein's nonexistent weapons of mass...

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...on Monday. Mohamed ElBaradei made the remarks in an address kicking off a weeklong meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency's 35-nation board of governors, the first since U.S. President Barack Obama took office. Obama has...

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...November, called for greater transparency from Iran. He noted that there remained "questions and allegations that cast doubt on the peaceful nature" of the country's nuclear initiatives. But ElBaradei also urged Western nations to favor...

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...anonymity because their information was confidential. The United States and others worry that ElBaradei's comments could undermine efforts to pressure Iran into scrapping the program. In Washington, President Bush said Thursday he would...

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...that cast doubt on the peaceful nature'' of the country's nuclear initiatives. But ElBaradei also urged Western nations to favor diplomacy over conflict, and he accused George W. Bush's administration of rushing into war in Iraq...

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The maneuvering over a possible U.S.-Iranian dialogue came as Mohamed ElBaradei welcomed Obama's statements that the new U.S. administration was willing to talk to Iran after the Bush administration's refusal to deal with Tehran. In an...

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