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Israel Says IAEA Failed to Act After Being Notified of Iranian Nuclear Site
One year on, the Iran deal is still bad
A decade of nuclear negotiations with Iran were meant to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons, force Iran to reveal its past clandestine activities and impose permanent restrictions on Iran’s civil nuclear program.
SGS, Weatherford trade blame over Iraq’s missing nuclear material
Swiss inspections group SGS and U.S. group Weatherford International Plc traded recriminations on Thursday, both denying responsibility for the disappearance last year of radioactive material used to test pipes at an oil field in southern Iraq.
Report paving way for Iran sanctions relief likely Saturday
An IAEA report verifying that Iran has kept its promises under last year\’s nuclear deal with world powers and triggering sanctions relief for Tehran is likely to be issued on Saturday, a diplomatic source said on Friday.
Rouhani: U.N.’s closure of probe into Iran’s nuclear past is political victory
President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday a U.N. watchdog\’s closure of investigations into Iran\’s past nuclear activities is a political victory for the country, lifting the main obstacle to implementing Tehran\’s deal with world powers.
Sanctions monitor: Iran test rocket violated UN resolution
Iran violated a U.N. Security Council resolution with its October test of a ballistic missile that had a nuclear capability, sanctions monitors said.
Iran made limited coordinated effort towards making nuclear bomb up to end of 2003, IAEA says
Iran made a coordinated, if limited, effort before the end of 2003 relevant to the making of nuclear weapons, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said in a confidential report seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
Iran to meet Rouhani timetable on ending sanctions, Iranian nuclear chief says
Iran will fulfill its commitments under the July nuclear agreement with major powers in time to have sanctions, that have crippled its economy, lifted by the end of the year, its atomic energy chief said on Thursday.