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Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear work resume today as representatives from the Persian Gulf nation meet with European Union and United Nations officials.
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Radioactive water leaks at the Fukushima atomic station won’t seep beyond the plant for decades, the International Atomic Energy Agency said, citing data provided by operator Tokyo Electric Power Co.
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United Nations atomic monitors began a weeklong mission to Japan’s wrecked Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant to review how contaminated water is being stored at the disaster site and assess decommissioning risks.
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Iran ended rescue efforts in Bushehr province, home to a nuclear plant, following a 6.1 earthquake yesterday that killed 37 people, state media said.
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Start thinking the unthinkable. We as a nation have to start talking about the prospects for nuclear war.
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Intelligence information given to United Nations monitors showing possible military dimensions to Iran’s nuclear work should be double-checked, said Hans Blix, the former director-general of the UN atomic group.
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Iran meets world powers today in Kazakhstan in the latest round of talks intended to ensure that Iran doesn’t develop nuclear weapons.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry said it will consider allowing International Atomic Energy Agency officials to inspect a military site suspected of housing nuclear work once the country’s right to enrich uranium is recognized by Western powers.
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Iran needs to open its nuclear program to wider checks to maintain negotiating momentum aimed at defusing international tension over the possible military dimensions of its atomic work, the U.S. said.
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The decade-long probe into Iran’s nuclear program and safety in the wake of the Fukushima Dai-Ichi reactor meltdowns are among the topics to be discussed at an International Atomic Energy Agency meeting this week.
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