CORRECTED: Germany's Merkel says Iran must never get atom bomb
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Corrects to remove reference to Germany as a permanent Security Council member in 2nd paragraph.
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French President Jacques Chirac has said it would not be very dangerous for Iran to have a nuclear bomb, but later retracted the remark, according to an interview with two U.S. newspapers and a French magazine published on Thursday.
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Germany's Angela Merkel tells a security conference the world is determined to stop Iran getting nuclear weapons.
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Germany said on Wednesday Iran could not   be allowed to harm the United Nations by pursuing its nuclear   programme, but Russia said any economic sanctions must rule out   the use of force against the Islamic Republic.
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Editor. This article is from the political-economic monthly IRAN FOCUS, published by the UK based Menas Associates. For more on Menas Associates please visit www.
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Germany said Thursday that Iran's response to a package of incentives to halt its nuclear program was unsatisfactory because of its refusal to freeze uranium enrichment, and diplomats suggested Tehran now faces a greater risk of U.N. sanctions.
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Germany said on Wednesday Iran could not   be allowed to harm the United Nations by pursuing its nuclear   programme, but Russia said using force against Iran must be   ruled out and also questioned the need for sanctions.
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Prime Minister Ehud Olmert called for more dramatic measures to be taken against Iran and declined to rule out a military attack against Tehran in an interview with Germany's Der Spiegel magazine.Comment
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Germany urged the United States on Saturday to back EU diplomacy on Iran to stop it acquiring nuclear weapons, while Tehran expressed optimism about reaching a deal with the Europeans.
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BERLIN (BBC News) - Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel has rejected a call from her Social Democrat coalition partners for a speed limit on the country's motorways. Merkel told German ZDF television that "this is not going to happen with me". "Traffic jams are at least as harmful to the climate as speeding," she said. Unlike its EU neighbours, Germany applies motorway speed restrictions only in traffic bottlenecks, near road works or in particular circumstances.
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Iran's nuclear weapon program has become a pressing issue, even more so after North Korea joined the exclusive club. There have been a lot of hand-wringing, negotiations and threatening involving Iran. But no action. And any action seems unlikely or - at the most - ineffective. In this article I argue that economic sanctions even if imposed will not be effective in stopping Iran's nuclear program, and that military intervention is unlikely. Therefore Iran will join the nuclear club and it is only a matter of time.
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World News &gt; Washington, Nov 20 : Outgoing US Secretary of State Colin Powell has stuck to his position that the Iranians have been working on a deliverable nuclear bomb, despite categorical statements by anonymous officials to the media that the charge
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International sanctions alone will not prevent Iran making enough high-grade uranium for a nuclear bomb, according to an internal European Union study leaked on Tuesday.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert called for more dramatic measures to be taken against Iran and declined to rule out a military attack against Tehran in an interview with Germany's Spiegel magazine.Comment
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German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer warned Sunday that an Iranian nuclear arms buildup would be a &quot;nightmare,&quot; saying Europe is looking to head off any dangerous confrontation with Tehran.
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Iran will never suspend uranium enrichment as demanded by the West, Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Tuesday after world powers agreed to work on a new U.N. resolution over Tehran's atomic plans.
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As far as is known, no. But it does have an advanced nuclear fuel cycle that could deliver bomb-grade fissile material. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says it has found no evidence that Iran