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Israel to Simulate Massive Military Strike on Iran as Nuclear Fears Grow
The simulation, dubbed "Chariots of Fire," is reportedly the largest military drill in Israel's history.
Nuclear Power Plants in Ukraine Are Going Down, Here Is What We Know
Ukraine's 15 operating nuclear power plants provide half of the nation's electricity. As of Wednesday, six have stopped providing power to its electricity grid.
Nuclear Watchdog Direct China Statement Comes Amid Post-Wuhan Skepticism
The International Atomic Energy Agency release addressed speculation of a crisis brewing at the Taishan nuclear plant in southern China.
Despite U.S. Concessions, the IAEA Can Take Tehran to Task
The Iranian strategy in Vienna is obvious: wield the threat of nuclear escalation to extort tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief and win tacit permission to forge ahead on nuclear R&D.
Iran Blames 'Nuclear Terrorism,' Atomic Plant Blackout Stokes Tensions
Officials said a suspicious Sunday blackout at a major uranium enrichment facility was likely orchestrated by foreign actors seeking to disrupt Iran's controversial nuclear program.
Iran Warns Europe, Joe Biden Against 'Political Games' As IAEA Showdown Ave
The European JCPOA signatories withdrew a planned IAEA censure of Iran on Thursday, after Tehran threatened a "serious response."
Iran Warns of Reaction to Nuclear Censure, Says Biden Is 'Buying Time'
Iran and the U.S. remain stuck in a stalemate over which side will take the first step to revive the JCPOA nuclear deal.
Rouhani Keeps Iran Deal Open to Biden Despite Hardliner Pressure
Iran's conservative-dominated parliament has made a legal complaint against Rouhani's government for agreeing a last-minute deal to secure international nuclear inspections.
Iran Hits Back at Nuclear Watchdog After Uranium Enrichment Warning
Iran's parliament has ordered its atomic agency to push ahead with uranium enrichment outside that allowed by the JCPOA nuclear deal.
Iran Uranium Levels Raise Nuclear Concerns, but Tehran Touts Transparency
Iran now has a stockpile of low-enriched uranium some 12 times larger than is allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal.
A Second JCPOA Would Accelerate Nuclear Proliferation
Any and all forms of Iranian appeasement must be taken off the table.
Iran Nuclear Deal is a Thing of the Past, Not of the Future
The situation with Iran has dramatically changed since the 2015 nuclear deal was inked.
IAEA Board Resolution Criticizing Iran Is Only the First Step
All options must be on the table to counter the rogue Iranian regime.
The IAEA Did Its Part on Iran. Now the World Must Act.
A concerned global citizenry must hold accountable Iran's terrorist regime.
The IAEA Must Report Its Latest Findings on Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program
The IAEA should make the latest information on Iran's nuclear program available for all to see.
Iran Remains In Compliance With Nuclear Deal: Watchdog
The IAEA stated that its observers had access "to all the sites and locations in Iran which it needed to visit" under the agreement's framework.
Iran Plans Nuclear Submarines in Defiance of U.S.
The U.N.'s nuclear agency believes Iran has said it will build the submarines because of Trump's threats.
U.N. Rejects Trump, Sides With Iran on Nuclear Treaty
The International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran was in compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal.
Iran Nuke Deal: Yet Another Secret Side Deal Emerges
If the deal is so good, why is the Obama administration keeping so many secrets?
Iran, U.S. in Prisoner Swap; Sanctions to Be Lifted
Jason Rezaian of "The Washington Post" was said to be among those freed.
IAEA received 'Substantive' Data From Iran; Warns Money Running out to Monitor Nuclear Deal
The nuclear watchdog warned it will run out of money next month to monitor implementation of nuclear accords unless it gets more funding.
Secret Side Bargain Threatens Nuke Deal with Iran
The IAEA's side deal with Iran is a far cry from "anytime/anywhere" inspections promised by Obama.
Iran Will Provide Inspection for One Suspected Site: AP Report
An early draft of a document related to the Iran nuclear agreement reveals protocol for the inspection of Parchin
Iran Deal Could Double U.N. Inspection Costs: Reports
The U.S. is the largest contributor to the IAEA and funds around a quarter of its annual budget.
Fears That Iran Will 'Flood' the Oil Market Exaggerated
Part of the ongoing nuclear negotiations involve lifting the sanctions currently imposed on Iran.
Iran, IAEA Officials Meet Ahead of March Nuclear Deadline
Six countries in negotiations with Iran as U.N. nuclear watchdog says Tehran must address questions over explosives testing.
Iran Nuclear Talks Stuck, Deadline May Be Extended: Officials
A deadline for resolving a 12-year-old dispute over Iran's nuclear program may be extended from Monday until March
Spoiler Alert: Congress Will Squelch Any Deal With Iran
Israel's friends in Congress will kill any deal with Iran on nuclear proliferation.
U.S. 'Disappointed' With Iran's IAEA Cooperation Ahead of Nuclear Talks
"We've been disappointed in their failure thus far to constructively engage on this issue," Ambassador Laura Kennedy said.
Russia and West at Odds Over Syria at U.N. Nuclear Meeting
Against the UN consensus, Russia is pushing for the issue of Syria's past nuclear activities to be removed from agenda