Nuclear Watchdog Says No Deal Reached With Iran -- New York Times
PARIS — A senior official of the United Nations nuclear supervisory body said on Thursday that talks a day earlier in Iran had ended inconclusively and international inspectors had not been given access to a site which they suspect may have been used for testing bomb triggers.
Herman Nackaerts, the deputy director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said the discussions “could not finalize” a document that “once agreed, should facilitate the resolution of outstanding issues regarding possible military dimensions of Iran’s nuclear program.”
He declined to say whether any progress had been made.
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Iranian general reportedly assassinated while traveling from Syria.
Diplomat says Iran begins upgrade of nuclear program, confirms Iranian report.
Spy suicide scandal focuses attention on Israel's foreign Jews.
ASIA
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AFRICA
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Tunisians head abroad to perform jihad.
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EUROPE
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Putin: NGOs mustn't meddle in Russia's affairs.
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AMERICAS
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