Clinton Pledges U.S. Will Help Israel Stop Iran From Acquiring Nuclear Weapons
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pledged a commitment to work with Israel in order to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Iranian Lawmakers Approve Bill Calling For Nuclear-Powered Ships
A bill requiring the Iranian government to design and build nuclear-powered commercial ships was approved by a parliamentary committee Sunday. The measure stipulates the government must provide nuclear fuel for the ships, which would require the Islamic Republic to continue its uranium-enrichment activities.
Iran Would Have Nuclear Bomb Now If UK Had Not Intervened: M16 Chief John Sawers
MI6 Chief John Sawers said that Iran is now two years away from developing nuclear weapons, and that his spy agency had prevented this from happening in 2008.
Iran’s Secret Dissent : High-Ranking Revolutionary Guard Veteran Blasts Tehran Regime
In an anonymous letter, a former member of Iran's Revolutionary Guard has criticized Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and pointed to signs of unrest within Tehran's elite military forces.
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ASEAN Hammers Out Code Of Conduct In South China Sea, Seeks China's Nod
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India Forced To Pay In Euros For Iranian Oil Imports
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Iran Threatens U.S. And Israel, Says Its Missiles Could Strike Bases Within Minutes Of An Attack
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Kim Jong-il Ordered Production Of Nuclear Weapons: Report
Late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il had ordered the production of enriched uranium and plutonium nuclear weapons during his reign, reported the Japanese media, citing internal documents of the North Korean regime.
Iran Oil Sanctions: China Gets Exemption From White House; U.S. Will Boost Monitoring Of Banks
Following an extended game of chicken, the Obama administration granted China and Singapore an exception to the Iranian oil sanctions, senior White House officials said Thursday.
Iran, Syria, And A Red Carpet: What Was Vladimir Putin Doing In Israel?
Worries about present-day issues overshadowed unsavory history this week as Russian President Vladimir Putin made a 24-hour whirlwind visit to Israel.
EU Insurance Ban Picks Off South Korea From Iran's List Of Oil Importers
South Korea announced it will halt imports of Iranian crude oil as the European Union's ban on insuring oil shipments from Iran comes into effect toward the end of the month.
Obama Fears Pakistan Collapse Will Spark Nuclear Scramble: Book
The president even told his senior aides that he had ?the least power to prevent? the potential collapse of Pakistan.
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Regardless of whether you give credence to doomsday prophecies, there are some slightly credible scenarios in which the world will end -- either with a bang or with a whimper.
'Let Us Enrich ... Or Else': Iran Gives World Powers Ultimatum At Moscow Nuclear Talks
On the second and final day of negotiations in Moscow, diplomats said there was still no agreement between six world powers -- U.S., Russia, China, Germany, France and Britain -- and Iran over Tehran's alleged nuclear weapons program.
Iran Nuclear Talks Resume In Moscow
Iran has been suspected of developing nuclear weapons, and the world powers in the Russian capital will spend two days trying to get Tehran to stop the enrichment and storage of uranium to 20 percent and open a secret military facility to United Nations inspectors.
Japan Orders Restart of Two Nuclear Reactors Disregarding Protest
Japanese Premier Yoshihiko Noda on Saturday announced the restart of two nuclear reactors, for the first time since the closure of all of country's nuclear power plants following last year's Fukushima crisis, disregarding the widespread public opposition to nuclear power.
Clinton Urges North Korean Leader To Reverse Repressive Policies
South Korea and the West are concerned that North Korea is determined to develop nuclear weapons
Iran Says It's In Initial Stages Of Developing Nuclear-Powered Submarines
Iran also said Tuesday that it had begun the overhaul of one of the three Russian-made nuclear-powered submarines in its fleet despite Moscow rejecting Tehran's requests for help with the remodeling, Iran's Fars News Agency reported.
North Korea Says No Plan For Nuclear Test 'At Present'
North Korea said Saturday it had no plans to conduct a third nuclear test, but lashed out at South for trying to rattle its nerves.
Iran Gets Diplomatic Boost In Beijing, And Not Just From China
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, meeting in Beijing, offered statements of support for Teheran. That's bad news for American, and Western, influence in Central Asia
Iran Charges IAEA Is Spy Organization: Yet Another Obstacle To Nuclear Agreement
Iran has once again criticized nuclear watchdog group the International Atomic Energy Agency, this time for acting like an intelligence organization.
Iran Calls U.N. Nuclear Inspectors Spies, Vows To Continue Enrichment
Iran has accused the U.N. nuclear inspectors of spying for Western powers and said it would continue to enrich uranium as negotiations in Moscow approach with the aim of scaling back Teheran's nuclear energy program.
Rising To The Surface: Germany?s Hushed Shipments Of Nuclear-Capable Submarines To Israel
A new report on Germany's delivery of nuclear-capable submarines to Israel is raising important questions about the two countries' relationship.
Obama Ordered To Speed Up Cyberattacks On Iran's Nuclear Facilities
The U.S. has been carrying out secret cyberattacks on Iran's nuclear facilities. President Barack Obama sped things up within his first month in office.
Obama Ordered Stuxnet Cyber Attack Against Iran, Initiative Code-Named 'Olympic Games': Report
There have been a lot of talks regarding the involvement of the United States and Israel behind a Stuxnet cyber attack, but with no concrete evidence to confirm the same. However, a latest report tends to claim that the US has indeed played a crucial role in that matter.
Property Rights In Space Still Unclear
The rise of private space companies and foreign space programs, combined with an interest in lunar mining, is likely to bring the issue of extraterrestrial property rights into focus in the next few decades.
IAEA Sees New 'Activities' At Iran Site: Diplomats
The U.N. nuclear watchdog showed new satellite imagery on Wednesday indicating that Iranmay be cleaning a site where inspectors suspect it has carried out tests relevant to developing atomic bombs, participants at a closed-door briefing said.
Iran Closes Door On Inspectors, Promises To Continue Uranium Enrichment
Iran announced it will continue enriching high grade uranium while adding a nuclear power plant in 2014 and rebuffed calls to allow U.N. inspectors to visit the suspected home of the country's nuclear weapons research.
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