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
Soon, all that will be left to do is flip the “on” switch: Iran has begun loading fuel rods into its nuclear plant at Bushehr, one of the final steps to realizing its state goal of generating peaceful nuclear power. The U.S. once opposed the plant but…
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Iran Begins Loading Fuel Into Reactor
Iran begins fuelling its first nuclear power station at Bushehr, despite Western unease over its nuclear ambitions.
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Iran fuels first nuclear reactor
Iran acknowledged that some personnel at its nuclear facilities passed secrets to the West, but said that the spying had stopped.
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Iran Acknowledges Espionage
Iran says it has arrested several spies on suspicion of being behind cyber attacks on its nuclear programme, state media report.
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Iran makes ‘nuclear spy’ arrests
Iran says it is ready to resume talks on its nuclear programme if they are “fair”, as major powers call for constructive dialogue.
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Iran ready to start ‘fair’ talks
