U.S.: Iran Nuclear Developments Are 'Troubling'
The United States says it is seeing "troubling developments" in Iran's nuclear program, calls on Rouhani to take concrete steps.
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IAEA Report: Iran Boosting its Nuclear Capabilities
The IAEA says Tehran has now installed more than 1,000 advanced centrifuges at its Natanz enrichment plant.
New Images Show Major Alterations at Iran Nuclear Site
U.S. institute tracking Iran's military program says recent satellite images show further major alterations at Parchin.
Arab Nations Re-launch Push to Criticize Israel Over Nukes
Arab nations are re-launching efforts to single out Israel over its alleged nuclear arsenal.
Egypt: El Baradei Favored to Head Interim Government
Foreign Policy: ElBaradei had been approached by John Kerry to be prime minister under Morsi.
Iranian Envoy: U.S., Mossad Influencing IAEA Reports
The Iranian ambassador to the IAEA says Iran determined to take advantage of peaceful nuclear energy.
UN Nuclear Chief: Talks With Iran 'Going Around in Circles'
Talks with Iran over its nuclear program are “going around in circles,” said Yukiya Amano, director general of the IAEA.
New IAEA Report: Iran Still Expanding Nuclear Program
Iran is opening up a potential second route to developing a nuclear bomb, says latest IAEA report.
IAEA and Iran to Talk on May 15
The IAEA says it will hold a new round of talks with Iran on May 15 in Vienna on suspected nuclear bomb-making efforts by Tehran.
UN Atomic Agency Discussing 'Possible Dates of Iran Meeting'
UN atomic agency says it has been discussing with Iran possible dates for 10th round of talks on nuclear program.
IAEA Top Official in Iran Talks Resigns
IAEA deputy director Rafael Grossi, one of the top officials in negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, has announced his resignation.
UN Agency Says Iran Probably Building Atomic Weapon
The United Nations’ nuclear agency reluctantly has reported that Iran appears to be working on an atomic weapon of mass destruction.
US Warns Iran Moving Towards ‘Further Provocative Actions’
The United States is warning Iran has taken “further provocative actions” rather than moved towards cooperation on nuclear activities.
World Powers Express 'Deep Concern' Over Iran Nuclear Progress
Six world powers say they are "deeply concerned" by Tehran's recent atomic upgrades.
Iran Must Allow Immediate Access to Parchin, Says IAEA Chief
Yukiya Amano calls on Iran to allow access to the Parchin military base, where nuclear weapons research may have taken place.
Iran Adds Thousands of Advanced Centrifuges to Enrich Uranium
Iran is adding thousands of advanced centrifuges to further enrich uranium into nuclear fuel, state-run media reported Sunday.
Iran: IAEA Report Proves Our Nuclear Program is Peaceful
Iran has claimed that the latest report by the IAEA is proof that its nuclear program is intended only for peaceful purposes.
Netanyahu: IAEA Report Shows Iran is Closer to Red Line
Iran is continuing to get closer to the “red line” that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu set at the United Nations last September.
IAEA Report: Iran Installing New Nuclear Equipment
Iran has begun installing next-generation equipment at one of its main nuclear plants, new IAEA report finds.
Diplomats: Iran Installing High-Tech Machines at Natanz
Tehran has started to install machines at its main uranium enrichment site that are capable of accelerating production of reactor fuel.
‘No Deal’ Between IAEA and Iran
The IAEA has failed to reach a deal with Iran on halting – or even slowing down – the country’s nuclear development activities.
Iran, IAEA Agree on 'Some Points' in Latest Talks
Iran agrees on "some points" in talks with UN atomic experts in Tehran, two weeks before meetings with world powers.
IEA: Sanctions Cost Iran $40 Billion in 2012
Sanctions imposed by West on Iran succeeded in cutting Tehran’s oil export revenue by $40 billion in 2012.
IAEA Delegation Arrives in Iran for New Talks
A delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency arrived early Wednesday in Tehran for new talks on Iran's disputed nuclear program.
Iran Resumes Converting Uranium Into Fuel
Iran appears to have resumed converting small amounts of its higher-grade enriched uranium into reactor fuel, diplomats say.
IAEA: No Evidence of Explosion at Fordow
The International Atomic Energy Agency says there has been no sign of an explosion at the Fordow uranium enrichment plant in Iran.
IAEA Team Says 'Differences Remain' with Iran
IAEA team returns from Iran without a deal on additional inspections, diplomats skeptic that more talks could bridge the differences.
As Expected, No Progress in Iran-IAEA Talks
Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency agree to resume talks over the country’s nuclear activities in Tehran on February 12.
IAEA Experts Hold Nuclear Talks in Iran
Experts from the UN's nuclear watchdog agency arrive in Tehran for another round of talks to resolve concerns over Iran's nuclear program.
Iran, IAEA Gear Up for Next Round of Talks
Iran and the UN nuclear watchdog prepare for a new round of talks, with Tehran expressing hope for a deal.
IAEA Chief Not Hopeful of Reaching Deal with Iran
IAEA chief says he's not hopeful of striking a deal with Iran on allegations of past nuclear weapons research.
Iran-IAEA Meeting Described as 'Positive'
Iran and the UN atomic watchdog agree to resume negotiations in Tehran on January 16.
Report: Israel Behind Leaks Regarding Iranian Nukes
Israel is suspected of carrying out a series of leaks implicating Iran in nuclear weapons experiments, according to the British Guardian.
IAEA Chief: Visit to Parchin Site Will Still be Useful
A visit to Iran's Parchin military complex will be useful despite the clean-up activities there, says IAEA Chief Amano.
IAEA Head 'Confident' No Sensitive Information Hacked
Head of IAEA said he was "confident" no sensitive information had been stolen during hacking incident.
Iranian Hackers Break Into IAEA Systems
Iranian hackers break into the computer systems of the International Atomic Energy Agency, publish confidential material.
Report: Iran Building Powerful Nuclear Device
Iran is planning to build a nuclear bomb with at least triple the force of the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in World War II, diagrams show
Obama Promises New Diplomatic Push on Iran
President Barack Obama promises to launch a new diplomatic push to solve the longstanding crisis over Iran's nuclear program.
IAEA to Meet Iran Again in December
The UN atomic agency says it will hold in December its first talks with Iran since August over Tehran's nuclear program.
IAEA Chief Says Iran Uncooperative in Nuclear Probe
United Nations nuclear agency chief Yukio Amano told the UN General Assembly Monday Iran is not cooperating with its investigation.
Obama Admin Denies US-Iran Nuke Talks
The White House has denied reports of talks between the US and Iran over Tehran's nuclear development program.
Iran Adds More Centrifuges at Fordow
Iran has added more uranium enrichment centrifuges at its underground Fordow nuclear plant, diplomats report.
Report: Iran to Have Weapons-Grade Nuclear Fuel in 2-4 Months
A report in the Wall Street Journal has warned that Iran will be able to produce weapons-grade nuclear fuel in the next two to four months.
Iran Accuses IAEA of Sharing 'Secrets' with Israel
Iran has accused the United Nations' nuclear agency of sharing its classified information with Israel.
Iran: We Lie to International Inspectors on Our Nuke Program
The West has long suspected Iran of misleading it over its nuclear program – and now a top Iranian official has admitted as much
'Israel Has the Ability to Defend Itself'
The head of Israel's Nuclear Energy Commission, Shaul Horev, warns Iran that Israel can defend itself on its own.
U.S.: Syria Showing 'Contempt' for Atomic Probe
Assad refusing to cooperate over a suspected undeclared reactor destroyed by Israel in 2007.
IAEA Passes Resolution Criticizing Iran
The UN atomic agency's board approves with a crushing majority a resolution criticizing Iran. China and Russia vote in favor.
Russia and China Join IAEA Resolution Criticizing Iran
New IAEA resolution criticizes Iran over its defiance of UN Security Council resolutions and its refusal to allow IAEA inspections.
IAEA Chief 'Frustrated' by Iran
IAEA chief Yukiya Amano calls on Iran to open up the Parchin military site, where it may have covered up traces of nuclear activity.
US Has No ‘Deadlines’ for Iran, Says Clinton
The Obama administration has no “deadline” for Iran, says Hillary Clinton in an interview that is bound to be far from welcome in Israel
Evidence Mounts of Iran ‘Laughing All the Way to Nuclear Power’
The IAEA tries to get tough with Iran at the same time it is expected to report Iran has installed 350 new centrifuges since May.
Talks Between IAEA and Iran Fail, Again
Another round of talks between the IAEA and Iran regarding its nuclear program ends without progress. No new talks scheduled.
Iran Has Installed Hundreds of New Centrifuges, Say Diplomats
Ahead of a new IAEA report, diplomats reveal that Iran has installed hundreds of centrifuges at its underground facility in Fordo.
IAEA to Meet Iranians, Demand Access to Parchin Site
IAEA to renew its efforts to gain access to Iranian military installations in which nuclear experiments may have taken place.
11,000 Centrifuges in Iran Enriching Uranium, Ahmadinejad Says
Iran now has 11,000 centrifuges enriching uranium, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says.
Report: Iran Continuing Clean-up Activity at Parchin
Satellite image exposed by ISIS shows Iran is continuing its suspected clean-up activity at the Parchin Military complex.
IAEA Says There's 'No Progress' After Talks with Iran
IAEA and Iran fail to agree a deal which would allow the agency greater access to Tehran's contested nuclear program.
Iran and IAEA Resume Talks
The world nuclear watchdog resumed its bid for access to Iranian nuclear sites where atomic weapons research is suspected
Iran Charges IAEA 'Spying' for West
Ahead of a third round of nuclear talks between Tehran and the P5+1, Iran accuses the UN nuclear watchdog of espionage
