Atomic Energy Head Says Did Not Seek to Harm Bush
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STANFORD, Calif.  - The head of the U.N. nuclear  watchdog agency rejected on Thursday accusations that he sought  to damage President Bush's reelection chances through his  agency's report on a huge amount of missing explosives in Iraq.
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SAO PAULO, Brazil, Oct. 5 -- Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said Tuesday he was  confident Brazil had no intention of becoming a nuclear power, but he called on the country to work out differences with the U.N. atomic agency over inspections.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell said Tuesday he is confident Brazil has no intention of becoming a nuclear power, but he called on the country to work out differences with the U.N. atomic watchdog agency over inspections.
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President Bush said the finding that Iraq had no illicit arms at the time of the invasion in no way undermined his decision to go to war.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell has rejected the notion that divisions in the Bush administration had hindered Washington's ability to roll back North Korea's nuclear program.
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Scientist chairing panel assessing risks to children from food additives denies conflict of interest.
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The Bush administration said Monday that it opposes the re-appointment of Mohammed ElBaradei as head of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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The Bush administration made clear  on Thursday it would not take a position on whether U.N.  Secretary General Kofi Annan should resign as it awaited the  results of an investigation into the U.N. oil-for-food scandal.
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Radioactive material leaked undetected for days at an earthquake-battered nuclear power plant even as the utility was assuring the public that the damage posed no danger to those outside the site, company executives admitted Thursday.
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The Bush administration does not plan to take immediate action or pressure foreign governments to act against individuals or companies that may have violated U.N. sanctions against Saddam Hussein because it fears igniting new tensions with allies -- and undermining the president's message that he is working closely with the international community, according to U.S. officials.
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Vice President Dick Cheney asserted on Thursday that a finding by the chief U.S. weapons inspector in Iraq that Saddam Hussein's government produced no weapons of mass destruction after 1991 justifies rather than undermines President Bush's decision to go to war.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell says the United States believes a recent explosion in North Korea was, in his words, not a nuclear event.
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The United States said that its warnings to North Korea against conducting a nuclear weapons test were &quot;not a lethal threat&quot; and denied seeking the collapse of the regime in Pyongyang.
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U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza   Rice said she did not support a gasoline embargo on Iran as a   way of punishing Tehran for refusing to give up its uranium   enrichment program.
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The United States does not believe that a large explosion in North Korea was related to the communist country's suspected nuclear weapons program, President Bush's foreign policy advisers said Sunday.
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U.S. President George W.  Bush said on Wednesday that Russia did not pose a threat to  Europe despite a vow to target the continent if the U.S.  deploys a missile shield in central Europe.
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President Bushâs nominee for attorney general declined to say if he considered harsh interrogation techniques to be torture or to be illegal when used against terrorist suspects.