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November 22, 2024

News Desk

IAEA Council adopts resolution, pushes Iran into new nuclear talks

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Raphael Grossi arrives on the opening day of the quarterly meeting of the Agency’s Governing Council at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna, Austria, November 20, 2024. — Reuters VIENNA: The UN Atomic Energy Organization’s 35-member Board of Governors adopted a resolution on Thursday calling on Iran to quickly step up its cooperation with the agency. The resolution also called for a “comprehensive” report, aimed at encouraging Tehran to join renewed nuclear negotiations. Britain, France, Germany and the United States, which proposed the resolution, rejected as inadequate and disingenuous a last-minute move by Iran to

November 14, 2024

News Desk

Iran says it “will not bow to pressure” during nuclear talks with the IAEA

IAEA chief Rafael Grossi (left) meets Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi. — X/@araghchi “The ball is in the court of the EU/E3,” Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi tells X. Tehran to send message to EU forces through Grossi: official. Iran’s nuclear chief says meeting with Grossi is “constructive.” Iran is willing to resolve outstanding disputes over its nuclear program but will not bow to pressure, its foreign minister told the UN nuclear watchdog on Thursday, as European countries push for diplomacy ahead of his return Donald Trump in the White House. “The ball is in the EU/E3 court,” Foreign Minister Abbas

August 29, 2024

News Desk

Iran continues to enrich uranium as cooperation with the IAEA remains deadlocked

TEHRAN: Iran’s production of highly enriched uranium continues and it has not improved cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog despite a resolution demanding it at the agency’s latest board meeting, the watchdog says. Reuters showed on Thursday. Despite the resolution passed at the last quarterly meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors in June, nuclear diplomacy is largely on hold with the election of Iranian President Massoud Pezhekian last month and the upcoming US presidential election in November. “The (IAEA) Director General (Raphael Grossi) hopes that his initial exchange with President Pezeskian will be followed by a

August 18, 2024

News Desk

Safety at Ukraine nuclear plant ‘deteriorating’ after nearby explosion: IAEA

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant during the Russia-Ukraine conflict outside Enerhodar in Zaporizhzhia region, Russian-controlled Ukraine on June 15, 2023. — Reuters Security at Ukraine’s Zaporizhia nuclear power plant is deteriorating after a drone attack hit a perimeter access road on Saturday, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) director-general Rafael Mariano Grossi said. Russian management of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant said a Ukrainian drone dropped an explosive charge on a road used by staff. TASS the news agency reported earlier. Russia has been in control of the Zaporizhzhia site, Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, since launching a full-scale invasion of

June 28, 2024

News Desk

Iran Installs Half of New Centrifuges Planned at Fordow: IAEA

Iran has installed half of the advanced uranium enrichment machines it said earlier this month it would quickly add at its Fordow site, dug into a mountain, but has yet to bring them online, the UN nuclear watchdog said in a report seen Reuters. Iran informed the International Atomic Energy Agency two weeks ago that it would rapidly expand its enrichment capacity at Fordow by adding eight cascades, or clusters, of IR-6 centrifuges at Fordow within three to four weeks. Within two days the IAEA had verified that two of the waterfalls had been installed. In a confidential report to

April 8, 2024

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Russia says Ukraine hit nuclear plant, Kiev denies accusations

MOSCOW: Russia said Ukraine struck the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant controlled by Russian forces three times on Sunday and called on the West to respond, although Kiev said it had nothing to do with the attacks. The International Atomic Energy Agency, which has experts in the field, said it was the first time the nuclear plant, Europe’s largest, had been directly targeted since November 2022 and said the attack put nuclear safety at risk. Russian forces took control of the plant in 2022 shortly after their full invasion of Ukraine. Both Moscow and Kiev have repeatedly accused each other of

March 4, 2024

News Desk

West avoids confronting Iran seriously as IAEA meeting begins

VIENNA: A quarterly meeting of the UN’s main nuclear watchdog policymaking body began on Monday with Western powers again choosing not to take Iran seriously over its failure to cooperate with the agency on a range of issues, diplomats said. More than a year has passed since the International Atomic Energy Agency’s 35-nation Governing Council passed a resolution ordering Iran to cooperate with a multi-year IAEA investigation into uranium particles found at undeclared sites, saying it was “essential and urgent’ for Iran. to explain the traces. Since then, the number of undeclared sites under investigation has dropped to two from

December 26, 2023

News Desk

Iran denies slowing uranium enrichment – IAEA

VIENNA: Iran has reversed a months-long slowdown in the rate at which it enriches uranium to 60 percent purity, near weapons grade, the UN nuclear watchdog said on Tuesday. Many diplomats believed the slowdown, which began in June, was the result of secret talks between the United States and Iran that led to the release of American citizens held in Iran earlier this year. Iran already has enough uranium enriched to 60%, if further enriched, to build three nuclear bombs, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency’s theoretical definition, and more at lower enrichment levels. Iran denies it is seeking

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