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WASHINGTON (JTA) -- For years the pro-Israel lobby has been pushing more punitive steps to deter Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Full Article at JTA
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ISTANBUL // Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s prime minister, has used a high-profile visit to the White House in Washington to dismiss fears that his country is drifting away from the West, telling the US government that Ankara is willing to do more to... Full Article at The National Newspaper
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Now that he said over the weekend that he'd be willing to consider a run for Egypt's Presidency, departing IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei is being attacked by Egypt's official media. Full Article at Israel Matsav
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Tehran, Dec 8, IRNA -- Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki sent separate letters on Tuesday to the foreign ministers of the IAEA Board of Governors to inform them of Iran’s nuclear path as well as the country’s firm determination in attaining the... Full Article at GlobalSecurity.org
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Tehran, Dec 8, IRNA -- Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mihman-Parast said on Tuesday that Tehran is ready to exchange fuel under certain conditions. Full Article at GlobalSecurity.org
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Here's an exceprt but do read the whole thing: FP: What explains this hatred of Israel in Obama’s administration? What is it that is motivating Obama and these anti-Semites around him? Full Article at Atlas Shrugs
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VIENNA, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- The global community can use peaceful nuclear technology to advance sustainable agricultural production and combat climate change, a nuclear agency said. Full Article at United Press International
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IAEA Provides Services to Cope with a Changing Climate The changing global climate threatens life-sustaining resources. Fresh water reserves and arable land are shrinking. Full Article at RedOrbit
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Iran has long been considered one of India's key allies in the Muslim world. But relations between the two countries have been adrift since India voted against Iran at the IAEA, in 2005 and 2006. Full Article at World Politics Review
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The changing global climate threatens life-sustaining resources. Fresh water reserves and arable land are shrinking. Weather-related catastrophes, such as heat waves, floods, storms, fires and droughts, are becoming more frequent and destructive. Full Article at Generef.com
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What’s the matter with Harry? “Republicans attacked Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Monday after Reid compared opponents of healthcare reform to those who opposed the abolition of slavery. Full Article at Commentary
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Talks between Tehran and the West were stalled for months over the question of uranium enrichment: Iran was allowed to do this under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NNPT) but forbidden to do so by UN Security Council resolutions. Full Article at Le Monde Diplo
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AFP - Iran said Tuesday it has no faith in world powers, calling on them to earn Tehran's trust before the Islamic republic could agree to enter into a UN-brokered nuclear fuel deal. Full Article at France 24
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File photo of the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran. Full Article at France 24
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TEHRAN, Dec 08, 2009 (AFP) - Iran said on Tuesday it has no faith in world powers and called on them to create conditions which would earn Tehran's trust before the Islamic republic was willing to enter a nuclear fuel exchange deal. Full Article at Zawya.com
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“It’s like Groundhog Day,” a senior Western diplomat involved in the Iran negotiations said. “Except in Groundhog Day you wake up every day and everything’s the same. Full Article at Town Hall
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“We have specifically stated that the [Iran nuclear] question can be resolved through diplomacy and diplomacy only,” he said. Full Article at CNSNews.com
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 2009 – The United States and its allies are still open to negotiations with the Iranian government to resolve international concerns about its nuclear program, National Security Advisor James L. Jones said yesterday. Full Article at GlobalSecurity.org
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But the former Egyptian diplomat has now become the target of ferocious attacks in the state press after his name was put forward as a potentially credible candidate for the next presidential election, in 2011. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Since the initial election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2005, Iran has become one of Venezuela’s most durable allies. But as this self-described “Axis of Unity” has developed, a predictable group of detractors has emerged. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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Iranian Ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Ali Asghar Soltanieh (2-L) gives short speech after the meeting of representatives from France, Iran, Russia and the United States at Agency's headquarters in Vienna on October 21, 2009.
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This is to appreciate your rational and outstanding stands in ruling out the politically-motivated IAEA resolution against Iran’s peaceful nuclear activities at the Fordo nuclear site.
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After it had been agreed to process uranium in Russia, Tehran withdrew from its commitment, which dealt a blow to its agreement with the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency, on the grounds that Paris may be involved.
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Malaysia is studying the outcome of the resolution and its implications. We will endeavour to work together with the international community in moving the Iranian nuclear issue forward. In this regard, we will consult with members of the IAEA Board of Governors and other member states of the United Nati...
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After US broke its promises and showed its ill intentions towards the Islamic Republic, Iran asked the IAEA to introduce countries from which it could buy the 20 percent enriched fuel needed for the reactor
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This begs the question: Why does the IAEA continue to make such a fuss over Iran's enrichment activities despite knowing its peaceful purposes?
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is well aware that the Tehran power plant is simply a research facility with a nominal capacity of 5 megawatts
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The recent resolution by the [International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)'s] Board of Governors on Iran's peaceful nuclear activities and other anti-Iran resolutions by the UN Security Council have all been adopted under US pressure
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China hopes that Iran will cooperate with the IAEA and we hope to see the early settlement of the Iranian nuclear issue through dialogue and negotiation
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We asked for 20 percent enriched uranium fuel which according to the regulations of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) they can provide us with. However, they refused to do so
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upcoming IAEA negotiations with Iran
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Under pressure of a few superficially powerful countries ... the (IAEA) passed an illegal resolution against the Iranian nation
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We are not obliged to inform the International Atomic Energy Agency about our plans to build nuclear sites unless the technology is imported
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Under pressure of a few superficially powerful countries ... the International Atomic Energy Agency passed an illegal resolution against the Iranian nation
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Although we did (inform the IAEA about Fordo) ... legally we had no obligation to do so because as long as the technology is from inside and not outside, there is no legal obligation to do so
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We regret the IAEA resolution but we know that the IAEA acted under political pressure. Iran will however limit cooperation with the IAEA to international laws only and not go beyond it anymore
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One thing has created confusion that I want to clarify here... If you read the DG [IAEA Director-General Mohamed ElBaradei] report you can read between the lines and find out that [the] DG has not used words like breach, violation, or noncompliance for this issue... it just says this is not 'consistent'
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As far as we are concerned, Iran's nuclear issue is finished, all technical aspects already settled with the IAEA and we will no longer talk to any country about this
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We would rather have Iran cooperating more openly and consistently with the IAEA and showing clear steps to lift concerns -- which are gaining greater foundation -- than introducing sanctions against Iran
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I believe the Iranian government should accept the IAEA's proposals. By doing so, Iran will become more peaceful
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The IAEA is aware through media reports of Iran's announcement that it intends to build 10 new uranium enrichment facilities. Iran has not yet informed the agency directly of its decision. The agency will be seeking clarification from Iran on its announcement.
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strengthening the IAEA and Vienna as a hub of international security dialogue with his steady hand, expert knowledge and clear-sighted view of the big picture.
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The Iranians have been rebuked for their actions by a single, strong international voice through a strong vote in the IAEA Board of Governors
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The Bushehr nuclear power plant is a typical example of the use of the 'peaceful atom.' Moreover, all tests at the plant are performed in accordance with all the requirements of the IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency]
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Iran's viewpoint is to continue its cooperation with the IAEA
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We must assume that Tehran's emotional decision to reject previous agreements [with the IAEA] will be reviewed or at least be eased.
– Mikhail Margelov SOURCE: RIA Novosti
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