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By David Crawford and Stephen Fidler BERLIN -- Mohamed ElBaradei, the departing chief of the United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency, said Iran's continued refusal to accept tighter scrutiny of its nuclear activities would likely force the... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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BERLIN – The UN nuclear watchdog chief yesterday urged Iran to accept an offer to process its enriched uranium abroad by the end of 2009, and advised western powers not to impose further sanctions on Tehran. Full Article at Irish Times
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Chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Mohamed ElBaradei (L), and Iran's Nuclear Chief Ali Akbar Salehi (R) hold a press conference in Tehran on October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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I do not consider that I have received a final answer ... What I got is an oral response, basically saying we need to keep all the material in Iran until we get the fuel. That to me is an extreme case of distrust.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The chief of the United Nations nuclear watchdog said on Friday he hoped for an agreement with Iran on an offer to send enriched uranium abroad for further processing before the end of the year. Full Article at The Nation
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P5 plus One meeting in Brussels to finalise response Russia, China yet to support sanctions DUBAI: Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Mohamed ElBaradei has called upon Iran to avoid becoming a deal-breaker and permanently liberate... Full Article at The Hindu
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Istanbul, Turkey - Officially, Iran has not yet given a "final answer" to a nuclear fuel proposal from six world powers, the chief of the UN's nuclear watchdog, said on Friday. "I believe that frankly the ball is very much in the Iranian court," Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (L) welcomes chief of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Mohamed ElBaradei, upon his arrival for a meeting in Tehran on October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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The latest report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Mohamed ElBaradei proved that political hype and propaganda about Fordo plant were baseless
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Outgoing International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) head Mohamed ElBaradei has appealed to Iran to agree to give its enriched uranium stores to Russia and France for further processing. Full Article at Deutsche Welle
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The IAEA director seems intent on undercutting Security Council diplomacy. Full Article at Yid With Lid
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I do not consider that I have received a final answer ... What I got is an oral response, basically saying we need to keep all the material in Iran until we get the fuel. That to me is an extreme case of distrust.
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The latest report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Mohamed ElBaradei proved that political hype and propaganda about Fordo plant were baseless
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We have not received any written response from Iran
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Director-General Mohamed ElBaradei has received an initial response from the Iranian authorities to his proposal to use Iran's low-enriched uranium for manufacturing fuel for the continued operation of the Tehran Research Reactor
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There's total distrust on the part of Iran
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We visited the Fordo enrichment plant. Now we're going to analyse the data. And the DG (Director General Mohamed ElBaradei) will report in due time
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to a third country, which could be a friendly country to Iran, and it stays there. Park it in another state, then later bring in the fuel. The issue is to get it out, and so create the time and space to start building trust
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The Director General [Mohamed ElBaradei] hopes that Iran's response will equally be positive, since approval of this agreement will signal a new era of cooperation
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I will only consider it if there is a free and fair election and that is a question mark still in Egypt
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Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Secretariat, Mohamed ElBaradei is seeking approval by the Obama-Biden administration of an agreement which ‘could open the way for a complete normalization of relations between Iran and the international community.’
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The United States is trying to be advocate of what's possible and looking into all sorts of different options, including possibly the U.S. direct involvement in the package
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I will inform the director-general of the IAEA (Mohamed ElBaradei) next week as soon as I am back in Vienna about our evaluation
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Obama is really sticking his neck out.
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Iran informed (IAEA Director-General Mohamed ElBaradei) today that it is considering the proposal in depth and in a favorable light, but it needs time until the middle of next week to provide a response
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Whether it’s one shipment is not the issue ... The issue is timing: whether the uranium goes out and then some time later they get the fuel, as was agreed in Geneva, or whether it only goes at the same time as the fuel is delivered.
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The US and French ambassadors to the IAEA are currently on their way to (agency chief) Mohamed ElBaradei to present their countries' positive responses
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I think it's very clear if we succeed on that, it would open the way, finally, to a new era, when Iran and the US... can work together
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the IAEA’s director general, Mohamed ElBaradei, said Monday’s talks were constructive and focused on technical issues.
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I therefore urge Iran to be as forthcoming as possible in responding soon to my recent proposal, based on the initiative of the U.S., Russia and France, which aimed to engage in a series of measures that could build confidence and trust
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The Peace Prize has an implication of expectation for the future, as seen with the award won by IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei in the past
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I urge Iran to be as forthcoming as possible in responding soon to my recent proposal
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Mohamed Elbaradei arrived in Iran to meet Iranian officials. He will discuss Iran's nuclear program with the officials
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I therefore urge Iran to be as forthcoming as possible in responding soon to my recent proposal based on the initiative of the United States, Russia and France which aimed to engage Iran in a series of measures that could build confidence and trust
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In order for the National Democratic Party to be a strong, effective party, there has to be a strong opposition.
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The deadline for parties to give, I hope, affirmative action is Friday.
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