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17.04.2010, 10:25
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A nuclear disarmament conference is underway in Iran, with up to 60 countries taking part in it. It comes as the UN discusses possible new sanctions against Iran.
29.10.2009, 23:11
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Iran has agreed to a plan to export its reserves of enriched uranium to have them processed into nuclear fuel rods, but it wants further negotiations over some details.
23.10.2009, 17:25
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Iran has not signed a UN-proposed deal on uranium enrichment at a meeting in Vienna. It was reported that Tehran has proposed a counter-plan, but Iran’s nuclear envoy says Iran is still studying the UN-drafted plan.
07.12.2009, 17:25
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Imagining Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the poker table may reveal a lot into the characteristics of this leader who revels in shocking the world with his unpredictable behavior.
30.06.2010, 13:49
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After negotiations with both sides, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has made an optimistic statement on the end of Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
28.09.2009, 18:26
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Professor Pirouz Mojtahed-Zadeh, a political scientist from the Tehran’s Tarbiat Modares University, joined RT to bring to attention certain peculiarities of nuclear weaponry in the Middle East.
29.09.2009, 19:56
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Iran’s envoy to the UN told Secretary General Ban Ki-moon it was ready to admit UN nuclear inspectors to its new uranium enrichment plant. The country is expected to issue a timetable for inspecting the facility.
26.11.2009, 10:25
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Iran should continue with its nuclear program despite Western pressure, says German journalist Jürgen Elsässer, author of the book “Iran: facts against Western propaganda”.
07.01.2010, 13:51
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Secrecy that Iran has about its enrichment process has raised suspicions that it may want to be close to creating nuclear weapons, believes Hans Blix, former UN weapons inspector.
13.09.2009, 20:46
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Israel says there's no time to waste and the moment to act on Iran is now. Tensions between the two countries seem close to the boiling point, with many experts saying Israel could be considering a nuclear attack.
Published: 01 October, 2009, 23:03
Edited: 02 October, 2009, 15:02
Iran wants relations with the IAEA to be based on a technical basis, rather than on the politicized one that has proven harmful for all sides, says Nader Mokhtari, an analyst for Iran’s Press TV.
Of course it must be technical, we need get away from the shout nuclear bomb approach, to how to build technical safeguards into energy programs. Then rather than be restrictive, we can start to move to open. Open is where we will find the real transgressors, because open will become the nuclear norm. People hide now, because a non western enricher, is an immediate target: to avoid an attack they try to hide and then they try to reach a bomb, so that they can't be attacked. This is the counterproductive mess it all becomes with the current logic. Maybe the US is waking up to this, of course Iran is entitled to nuclear energy, it is a right it has. So the world shoud be securing that right, while at the same time denying them a weapon. We woud be better to put all our effort into a workable system to deliver on this, to safeguard everyones rights, rather than to deny rights, that exist in international law.