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• UN fails again to reach nuke probe deal with Iran

  probe of suspicions that Tehran might have worked on atomic arms.It was the 10th inconclusive meeting between the International Atomic Energy Agency and Iran on the issue over the past year and a half. The IAEA 's investigation has stalled for more than five   Read more »

• May: Kim Jong Un sets a dangerous example for Iran

  the means to produce enough weapons-grade uranium or separated plutonium to make a nuke so quickly that neither the International Atomic Energy Agency nor any Western intelligence service would detect it in advance.During last week's talks, the Iranians told   Read more »

• Wit: North Korea almost gave up its nuclear program. And then it didn't

  for its use, and still others that had already been irradiated were stored and periodically inspected by the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ). After Pyongyang's 2009 long-range missile test, Barack Obama 's administration secured new sanctions against   Read more »

• Iran's top leader unhappy with nuclear discussion

  were his first public comments on the latest talks.The day before, Joseph Macmanus, the chief U.S. delegate to the International Atomic Energy Agency , accused Iran of "deception, defiance and delay" in addressing international concerns about its nuclear activities.   Read more »

• U.S. accuses Iran of 'deception and delay' on nukes

  to determine whether Tehran has worked secretly on atomic arms. Joseph Macmanus, the chief U.S. delegate to the International Atomic Energy Agency , also suggested that the United States might push for tougher diplomatic action in the coming months. His comments   Read more »

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• Iran’s nuclear designs are the greater Middle East threat

  Michael Oren is Israel’s ambassador to the United States. The world is, understandably, focused on the Middle East. The map of the region — drawn a century ago by European powers to reflect imperial interests rather than ethnic realities — is unraveling. 5/24/13 from The Washington Post Read more »

• Japan must continue efforts to deactivate Fukushima nuclear plant - UN agency

  24 May 2013 Although Japan has made progress towards stabilizing the damaged reactors of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant crippled by a devastating earthquake two years ago, there are still issues to be resolved before it can begin its deactivation, t 5/24/13 from United Nations Read more »

• UN Nuke Agency's Iran Probe Driven by US-Led Intel

  The U.N. nuclear agency responsible for probing whether Iran has worked on a nuclear bomb depends on the United States and its allies for most of its intelligence, complicating the agency's efforts to produce findings that can be widely accepted by the i   from ABC News Read more »

• Former Canadian ambassador to Iran: Canadian FM stands in the way of real solutions with Iran

  John Mundy, the last Canadian ambassador to Iran, writes that the Canadian Foreign Minister Baird's hawkish position on Iran has prevented real solutions from being considered, and notes that Iran had already accepted many of the demands placed on its nu   from MyAntiWar.org Read more »

• Cooperation With IAEA Will Continue

  The Iranian ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency reiterated the peaceful nature of the country’s nuclear energy program, saying that Tehran is determined to continue its cooperation with the IAEA. “After 10 years of the most robust inspec 5/24/13 from Iran Daily Read more »