By Parisa Hafezi
Iran Says It Resumes 20% Enrichment at Fordow Amid Growing Tensions With U.S.
Bibi’s Bombshell
There's more to Netanyahu's statement on Iran's nuke program than a call to scrap the JCPOA
On the surface, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's much-hyped speech on Monday, which revealed new intelligence on Iran's clandestine work to develop nuclear weapons, was an effort to push President Donald Trump to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal—formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA. U.N. Watchdog Says Iran Is Endangering Support for Nuclear Deal
The U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Thursday that Iran was endangering support for a landmark deal with major powers by twice overstepping a "soft" limit on sensitive material. Menendez: Concerning That Iran Can Get Nuclear Weapons If It’s Patient and Follows JCPOA
Iran Could Fund Own Nuclear Inspections
IAEA in desperate need of cash
The Department of State on Tuesday left open the possibility that Iran could partially fund international inspections of its own contested nuclear sites, raising concerns that the Islamic Republic is being given too much control over the implementation of the recent deal reached with world powers. IAEA Would Depend on Iran to Collect its Own Samples for Nuclear Residue Testing
'Even the NFL wouldn't go along with this'
International inspectors trying to determine whether Iran is conducting secret nuclear activities at its military sites will have to rely on material evidence provided by the Iranian government, according to a senator who attended a closed-door briefing with administration officials last week. Netanyahu: Bad Iran Deal a ‘Historic Mistake’
Iran 'nowhere near' accepting dismantling nuclear weapons program
Little Progress in Iran Nuclear Investigation
VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Friday little substantive headway has been made so far in its long-running investigation into suspected bomb research by Iran, a setback to hopes for an end to a stand-off over its atomic activity. China’s Nuke Sales a Go
China moves ahead with reactor sales to Pakistan in violation of global nuclear control regime
China is moving ahead with plans to sell two nuclear reactors to Pakistan in a deal U.S. officials say will violate Beijing’s promises under an international nuclear control group.
Iran Powers Ahead
Iran announces two new uranium-processing facilities
Iran has announced that it will open two new uranium-processing facilities on Tuesday as Western efforts to convince Tehran to abandon its nuclear program ended in failure last week. 