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Explained: Why Iran Refuses To Step Back From Uranium Enrichment
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, rejected any compromise over his country's nuclear programme this week, vowing not to yield to pressure to give up uranium enrichment.
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Iran To Accept Nuclear Curbs If Sanctions Lifted, Says Foreign Minister
Iran will accept limits on its nuclear programme and restrictions to uranium enrichment if international sanctions are lifted, its foreign minister said in a piece in The Guardian on Sunday.
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Iran Expands Its Nuclear Capacities Further: UN Watchdog
Iran is further expanding its nuclear capacities, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Thursday, one week after the agency's board of governors passed a resolution criticising Tehran's lack of cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog.
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US Senate Vote Aims to Pressure Nuclear Talks Team: Iran
The US vote giving Congress the right to review any nuclear deal with Iran is part of a "psychological war" against Tehran's negotiators, an Iranian official said on Friday.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Head Towards Critical Weekend
Marathon Iran nuclear talks headed on Friday towards a critical weekend as Britain said its foreign minister would join his US, Iranian and French counterparts in racing the clock to agree the contours of a deal.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Says Could Accept Fair Nuclear Compromise
Iran's supreme leader said on Sunday he could accept a compromise in nuclear talks and gave his strongest defence yet of President Hassan Rouhani's decision to negotiate with the West, a policy opposed by powerful hardliners at home.
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Iran Addresses Nuclear Bomb Allegations for First Time: IAEA
Iran has for the first time addressed concerns about the so-called "possible military dimensions" of its nuclear programme, a new IAEA report showed on Friday.
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Lift sanctions, Iran tells West ahead of nuclear talks
Iran today said sanctions over its disputed nuclear programme should be lifted in talks with world powers next week in Baghdad, but maintained the punitive measures would not compel it to abandon its atomic "rights."
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Iran elections: Ahmadinejad rivals leading in parliament vote
Conservative rivals of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad were leading in the race for parliament according to early election results Saturday, an indication the Iranian president may face a more hostile house in the remaining 18 months of his second term in office.
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After Iran's nuclear show, it is ready for talks
Iran has told world powers it is ready to resume talks as soon as possible over its disputed nuclear program, according to a letter obtained on Wednesday by The Associated Press, an offer that could reflect its difficulty in coping with tough U.S. and European sanctions, or amount to another delaying tactic as it moves ahead with activities that co...
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US dismisses Iran nuclear claims as 'hyped'
The United States said today that Iran's claim of progress on its nuclear programme seems "hyped" as it feels the bite of international sanctions and a possible need to return to negotiations.
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In letter, Iran says it's ready for talks
Iran has told world powers it is ready to resume talks as soon as possible over its disputed nuclear program, according to a letter, an offer that could reflect its difficulty in coping with tough U.S. and European sanctions, or amount to another delaying tactic as it moves ahead with activities that could bring it closer to developing an atomic bo...
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Iran's nuclear plant to start operations
Iranian and Russian engineers began loading fuel into Iran's first nuclear power plant on Saturday, a major milestone as Tehran forges ahead with its atomic programme despite UN Sanctions.The weeklong operation to load uranium fuel into the reactor at the Bushehr power plant in southern Iran is the first step in starting up a facility the US once h...
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Explained: Why Iran Refuses To Step Back From Uranium Enrichment
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, rejected any compromise over his country's nuclear programme this week, vowing not to yield to pressure to give up uranium enrichment.
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Iran To Accept Nuclear Curbs If Sanctions Lifted, Says Foreign Minister
Iran will accept limits on its nuclear programme and restrictions to uranium enrichment if international sanctions are lifted, its foreign minister said in a piece in The Guardian on Sunday.
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Iran Expands Its Nuclear Capacities Further: UN Watchdog
Iran is further expanding its nuclear capacities, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Thursday, one week after the agency's board of governors passed a resolution criticising Tehran's lack of cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog.
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US Senate Vote Aims to Pressure Nuclear Talks Team: Iran
The US vote giving Congress the right to review any nuclear deal with Iran is part of a "psychological war" against Tehran's negotiators, an Iranian official said on Friday.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Head Towards Critical Weekend
Marathon Iran nuclear talks headed on Friday towards a critical weekend as Britain said its foreign minister would join his US, Iranian and French counterparts in racing the clock to agree the contours of a deal.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Says Could Accept Fair Nuclear Compromise
Iran's supreme leader said on Sunday he could accept a compromise in nuclear talks and gave his strongest defence yet of President Hassan Rouhani's decision to negotiate with the West, a policy opposed by powerful hardliners at home.
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Iran Addresses Nuclear Bomb Allegations for First Time: IAEA
Iran has for the first time addressed concerns about the so-called "possible military dimensions" of its nuclear programme, a new IAEA report showed on Friday.
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Lift sanctions, Iran tells West ahead of nuclear talks
Iran today said sanctions over its disputed nuclear programme should be lifted in talks with world powers next week in Baghdad, but maintained the punitive measures would not compel it to abandon its atomic "rights."
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Iran elections: Ahmadinejad rivals leading in parliament vote
Conservative rivals of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad were leading in the race for parliament according to early election results Saturday, an indication the Iranian president may face a more hostile house in the remaining 18 months of his second term in office.
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After Iran's nuclear show, it is ready for talks
Iran has told world powers it is ready to resume talks as soon as possible over its disputed nuclear program, according to a letter obtained on Wednesday by The Associated Press, an offer that could reflect its difficulty in coping with tough U.S. and European sanctions, or amount to another delaying tactic as it moves ahead with activities that co...
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US dismisses Iran nuclear claims as 'hyped'
The United States said today that Iran's claim of progress on its nuclear programme seems "hyped" as it feels the bite of international sanctions and a possible need to return to negotiations.
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In letter, Iran says it's ready for talks
Iran has told world powers it is ready to resume talks as soon as possible over its disputed nuclear program, according to a letter, an offer that could reflect its difficulty in coping with tough U.S. and European sanctions, or amount to another delaying tactic as it moves ahead with activities that could bring it closer to developing an atomic bo...
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Iran's nuclear plant to start operations
Iranian and Russian engineers began loading fuel into Iran's first nuclear power plant on Saturday, a major milestone as Tehran forges ahead with its atomic programme despite UN Sanctions.The weeklong operation to load uranium fuel into the reactor at the Bushehr power plant in southern Iran is the first step in starting up a facility the US once h...
