Powell Says Brazil Not Developing Nukes
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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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The government of Brazil denied Friday that its centrifugal plans for uranium enrichment come from the clandestine nuclear network headed by Pakistani physicist Abdul Q. Khan.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell will visit Brazil Oct. 6-8 for talks with officials on Latin American issues and other topics.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell said Tuesday night that he expected Brazil would resolve a dispute with the International Atomic Energy Agency over access to a nuclear fuel factory.
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The UN's nuclear agency says it is still negotiating with Brazil over a nuclear plant inspection.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog has approved a Brazilian inspection plan that allows it to ensure nothing is diverted from a uranium enrichment plant in Brazil to an atom bomb program, the agency said Thursday.
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The UN nuclear watchdog agency says it is still negotiating with Brazil concerning inspections at a uranium enrichment plant. An International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA, spokesman says a team of experts will
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil has reached an accord  with the United Nations' atomic watchdog to allow inspections  of its uranium enrichment plant and protect its nuclear  technology, Brazil's ministry of science and technology said on  Wednesday.
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil's new Resende nuclear  plant has the potential to produce enough enriched uranium for  six nuclear bombs every year, U.S. researchers said on Friday  -- a claim Brazil rejected as disinformation.
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Brazil has agreed in principle to let the U.N. atomic watchdog agency see parts of equipment to enrich uranium, diplomats said Wednesday. Such a deal would resolve months of dispute over access to the technology that can be used to build nuclear weapons.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  - Brazil could reach a  deal within 30 days that would resolve a dispute over nuclear  nonproliferation inspections following a visit by U.N. experts  to the country's new uranium enrichment plant this week,  Brazilian officials said on Wednesday.
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TOKYO -- Secretary of State Colin L. Powell yesterday rejected demands by North Korea of a US ''reward&quot; before the communist country would agree to resume multinational talks about its nuclear weapons programs.
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Brazil has emphasized that its commitment to an international treaty meant to stop the spread of nuclear weapons may not be open-ended, and it continues to resist giving U.N. inspectors access to its technology that can make such weapons, diplomats said Thursday.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell on Friday rejected suggestions that Washington was trying to edge out the United Nations as leader of the international relief effort for the Indian Ocean tsunami.
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By Andrei Khalip RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  - The United Nations andBrazil moved on Monday to break a months-long deadlock overinspections to verify Latin America's largest nation is notdiverting enriched uranium for weapons.
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Brazilian president says countries come to agreement at the UN and not under US leadership.
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Brazil is set for uranium enrichment after a visit by nuclear inspectors but the UN denies reaching a final deal.