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Iran’s clean-up of a site allegedly used for nuclear-weapons experiments won’t obstruct United Nations atomic inspectors’ ability to carry out a probe, according to current and former officials.
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World powers and Iran unexpectedly reconvened a meeting on the second day of talks in Baghdad after negotiators said progress was made without binding pledges to ensure the Persian Gulf nation’s nuclear work is peaceful.
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Western powers and Iran will resume nuclear talks today in Baghdad after a first day of discussions yielded no agreement, according to a Western official.
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North Korea has restarted construction on a nuclear reactor that is an essential component in building nuclear weapons, according to a U.S. university monitoring project.
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Iran is considering a Russian proposal to halt the expansion of its nuclear program in order to avert new sanctions, the country’s envoy in Moscow said.
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World powers negotiating with Iran in Istanbul may discuss postponing a planned European oil embargo against the Persian Gulf nation in exchange for Iranian promises to stop refining uranium, a former diplomat said.
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Osama Bin Laden’s hideout inside a fortified house a mile from an elite Pakistani military academy should raise the alarm over the South Asian country’s nuclear weapons program, atomic investigator Olli Heinonen said.
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After Eliot Engel and Jerrold Nadler, two Democratic congressmen from New York, met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem last month, Engel’s wife summed it up:
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Iran tripled its production of enriched uranium and rejected the international concerns about its possible pursuit of nuclear weapons that a team of United Nations inspectors carried to Tehran this week.
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World powers should offer Iran “real incentives” to allow full monitoring of its nuclear program rather than demanding an immediate end to uranium enrichment, Russia’s top official at talks in Istanbul said.
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