IAEA does not intend to adopt tough approach toward Iran
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VIENNA (MNA) -- Mark Gwozdecky, the spokesman for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said on Tuesday that the IAEA does not intend to adopt a tough approach toward Iran and will only take technical points into consideration.
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Facing fierce international pressure, Iran backed off yesterday from its demand to be allowed to continue operating some uranium enrichment
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Iran&#39;s nuclear behavior poses a serious  concern it might gain the ability to build atom bombs, the U.N.  atomic watchdog agency said on Monday as Tehran and the EU  resumed talks but dampened expectations of a breakthrough.
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Despite the threat of new sanctions, Iran is advancing work at its largest nuclear facility and has informed international inspectors in writing that it will not comply with a U.N. order to suspend the program, according to U.S. and European diplomats familiar with the inspectors' latest findings.
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The Bush administration does not plan to seek immediate sanctions against Tehran even if it succeeds in getting Iran&#39;s nuclear program referred
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Tehran has failed to dispel   international doubts it wants nuclear bombs, the U.N. nuclear   watchdog agency reported on Thursday, clearing the way for the   Security Council to consider sanctions on Tehran.
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Non-aligned nations on Tuesday rejected any "interference" in Iran's nuclear transparency deal with U.N. inspectors, a rebuff to Western complaints that the pact fails to curb activity that could lead to atom bombs.
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A confidential summary of talks between key European powers and Iran made available to The Associated Press on Tuesday shows there has been no progress in getting Iran to scrap nuclear enrichment &#151; even though Tehran acknowledged it does not need nuclear energy.
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Iran's decision to keep preparing raw  uranium for enrichment, a step on the way to making nuclear  weapons, breaks the spirit though not the letter of its pledge  to freeze all such activity, diplomats said on Tuesday.
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VIENNA The United States once again failed Friday to persuade the International Atomic Energy Agency to refer Iran&#39;s nuclear program to the United Nations Security Council, accepting instead a repetition of calls for the country to stop uranium enrichment
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The Bush administration does not  plan to seek immediate sanctions against Tehran even if it  succeeds in getting Iran's nuclear program referred to the U.N.  Security Council, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
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Iran is testing Western intentions by working with the U.N. atomic watchdog to resolve a nuclear row but the opportunity for such cooperation may not be repeated, a senior Iranian official said on Thursday.
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Buried in the IAEA report on Iran's nuclear activities are a few encouraging facts. In Danger Room.
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Iran is believed to be years away  from having a nuclear weapon and the United States has decided  to use diplomacy, not military action, in dealing with the  issue, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Sunday.
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A mild escalation of U.N. measures and U.S. pressure on banks is unlikely to change Tehran's nuclear stance
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You have to hand it to Iranian diplomacy. Heads of state, scores of ministers, and senior representatives from a number of the world&#39;s most powerful nations are working ardently to prevent Iran from attaining nuclear weapons.
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Iran's nuclear behavior poses a serious concern it might gain the ability to build atom bombs, the U.N. atomic watchdog agency said on Monday as Tehran and the EU resumed talks but dampened expectations of a breakthrough.