Iran says an EU ban on imports of Iranian oil is “unfair” and “doomed to fail”, and will not force it to change course on its nuclear programme.

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Iran dismisses EU oil imports ban

British Foreign Secretary William Hague urged Iran on Monday to “come to its senses” by resuming negotiations that were suspended a year ago on its nuclear program.

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Iran Urged to Negotiate as Europe Agrees on New Sanctions

The United Nation’s nuclear watchdog said Tuesday it has “serious concerns” that Iran is secretly working toward building a nuclear bomb , citing documents pointing to extensive and possibly ongoing research by Iranian scientists on mastering the technology needed for atomic weapons. The International Atomic Energy Agency cited “credible” intelligence–provided by 10 countries and extensively vetted over many months–that directly contradicts Iran’s claims that its nuclear intentions are entirely peaceful. Read full article > >

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U.N. report cites secret nuclear research by Iran

Germany says all of its nuclear power plants will be shut by 2022 in the wake of Fukushima crisis in Japan, reversing an earlier policy.

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German nuclear plants to be shut

Japan still believes it can end its nuclear crisis within months, while accepting damage from March’s quake and tsunami was worse than first thought.

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Japan sticks to nuclear deadline

Japan raises the severity measure of its nuclear crisis to the highest level, but says radiation leakage is a tenth of that from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.

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Japan raises nuclear crisis level

With a nervous eye on Japan, Germany announced on Tuesday that it would be shutting down all of its nuclear reactors built before 1980 for an urgent safety review. It’s a quick turnaround for Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose government just yesterday…

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Germany Closes Seven Nuke Plants

Germany temporarily shuts down seven of its nuclear power plants while it reconsiders its nuclear strategy.

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German nuclear plants shut down

Tens of thousands of people protest in Germany against the government’s plans to extend the life of its nuclear reactors.

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Protest over German nuclear power

Iran confirms it is having to remove nuclear fuel from the Bushehr reactor, in what is seen as a setback for its nuclear ambitions.

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Iran unloads Bushehr nuclear fuel

Iran confirms it is having to remove nuclear fuel from the Bushehr reactor, in what is seen as a setback for its nuclear ambitions.

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Iran unloads Bushehr nuclear fuel

The United States and other world powers ended two days of talks with Iran on its nuclear program Tuesday with an agreement to resume the negotiations at the end of January.

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More Nuclear Talks With Iran Scheduled

Iran accuses the UN’s nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, of sending foreign agents to spy on its nuclear programme.

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UN agency ‘sends spies to Iran’

Iran has denied that the Stuxnet virus managed to do any damage to its nuclear power generation plans.

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Iran denies nuclear virus damage

Iran says it is prepared to hold talks on its nuclear programme in November, as the US confirms it is working on a new fuel swap offer for Tehran.

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Iran agrees November nuclear date