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IAEA passes resolution reporting Iran to UN for breaching non-proliferation obligations
The International Atomic Energy Agency resolution follows a previous one passed on June 12 last year that found Iran in "non-compliance" with its non-proliferation obligations.
IAEA board draws a line under past Syrian nuclear activities, says outstanding questions resolved
Syrian nuclear site destroyed by IDF in 2007 was useful for weapon production, IAEA chief says
Saudi Arabia set to grant IAEA more investigative powers
Iran has little leverage on combatting nuclear sanctions after Israeli-US airstrikes - analysis
Despite Europe reimposing global sanctions, Iran has no active nuclear program after Israeli and US strikes, leaving Tehran with little leverage.
Iran expert tells TML international community no longer hostage to talks with Tehran
Snapback sanctions could collapse the Iranian economy as the Islamic Republic scrambles to rebuild its nuclear facilities
Gaza militia leader's Rosh Hashanah blessings, Israel-Syria agreement close, Sharaa says
Netanyahu: No Palestinian state west of Jordan • Odeh to submit bill to Knesset to recognize Palestinian state • Half-million civilians evacuate Gaza City
Iran's uranium-enrichment program must be dismantled, US's Wright says
Wright urged IAEA members to back US calls to fully dismantle Iran’s enrichment program as Europe weighs sanctions.
Iran's Araghchi says uranium stockpile 'inaccessible' amid negotiations with IAEA - report
The Iranian Foreign Minister said that all of their enriched material is "under the rubble of bombed facilities," while he also assured that the IAEA is examining the sites.
Iran-IAEA 'deal' on broader nuclear standoff unclear, with contradicting reports on inspections
The agreement comes against the backdrop of the European powers having activated the process to "snap back" international sanctions against Iran on August 29.
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Iran, IAEA announce agreement on resuming nuclear inspections
The agreement comes against the backdrop of an ongoing threat by European powers to re-impose wide-ranging sanctions against Iran.
IAEA's Grossi to Iran: not much time left in talks on inspections
The International Atomic Energy Agency has not had access to Iran's key nuclear facilities since the United States and Israel bombed them in June.
Construction seen at Dimona site linked to suspected Israeli nuclear program - AP
Dimona's current reactor, which went online in the 1960s, is likely due for replacement or upgrade, which could also explain the construction.
