VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran is making "steady progress" in expanding its nuclear program despite international sanctions that do not seem to be slowing it down, the U.N. nuclear agency chief told Reuters on Monday. Full story
VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran may be the U.N. nuclear watchdog's biggest headache but it is not the only country stalling inspectors' requests for atomic-related information, a new IAEA report suggests. Full story
VIENNA (Reuters) - Arab Gulf states sought reassurances from Iran at a U.N. nuclear agency meeting this week over the safety of its only atomic energy plant, which is located in an earthquake-prone coastal area, diplomats said on Thursday. Full story
Several countries monitoring Iran's nuclear program have picked up information that the country's only power-producing nuclear reactor was damaged by one or more of several recent earthquakes, with long cracks appearing in at least one section of the structure, two diplomats said Tuesday. Full story
VIENNA (Reuters) - China and Russia are expected to join four Western powers in voicing deep concern about Iran's atomic activities this week and pressing it to cooperate with a stalled inquiry by the U.N. nuclear agency, diplomats said on Tuesday. Full story
VIENNA (Reuters) - U.N. nuclear investigators may no longer find anything if granted access to Iran's Parchin military site, their chief said on Monday, in view of suspected Iranian efforts to remove any traces of illicit atomic activity there. Full story
U.S. International Atomic Energy Agency ambassador Joseph Macmanus talks to the media during an IAEA meeting in Vienna June 5, 2013. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader
U.S. International Atomic Energy Agency ambassador Joseph Macmanus arrives for an IAEA meeting in Vienna June 5, 2013. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader
International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Yukiya Amano reaches for paper before an IAEA meeting in Vienna June 5, 2013. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader
U.S. International Atomic Energy Agency ambassador Joseph Macmanus sorts documents before an IAEA meeting in Vienna June 5, 2013. China and Russia are expected to join four Western powers in voicing deep concern about Iran's atomic activities this week and pressing it to cooperate with a stalled in
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