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Questions About the Nature of Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions Remain a Top Concern
Western nations on Wednesday warned that they will not let up their pressure on Iran to comply with international demands that it suspend its nuclear enrichment activities and answer questions about its disputed atomic program.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Says U.S. Trying to Spread Iranophobia Among Regional Nations
The Iranian Parliament Speaker has said the United States is trying to spread Iranophobia among regional nations.
Iran Activates More Equipment to Enrich Uranium
The Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency has said Iran has started using a second set of 164 centrifuges linked in a cascade, or string of machines, to enrich uranium to up to 20 percent at its Natanz pilot fuel enrichment plant. Another cascade...
Tehran May Buy Uranium for Its Nuclear Research Reactor From China
The Iranian foreign minister has said Tehran may consider buying uranium for its nuclear research reactor from China. “If the Chinese side is ready for dialogue on enriched uranium deliveries, Iran will be ready for cooperation,” Manouchehr...
Iran Engaged in Inspection Talks with the United Nations Nuclear Watchdog
Iran’s foreign minister has said his government is engaged in discussions with the United Nations nuclear watchdog on the extent of future inspections at the country’s second uranium enrichment plant. “The scale of IAEA inspections are...
Russia’s NATO Envoy Expresses Concern Over Iranian Missile Program
Russia’s envoy to NATO has said Iran’s missile program cannot but cause Russia to be concerned against the backdrop of the Islamic Republic’s unresolved nuclear issues. “We want to know everything or almost everything about the...
British Government Refuses to Rule Out Military Action Against Iran
British Foreign Minister David Miliband has refused to rule out the possibility of a military strike against Iran over its nuclear program. Speaking to the BBC, he stated that London was “100% committed” to diplomacy. However, he declined...
