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Foul play ruled out of Libya oil chief’s death

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The Vienna prosecutor's office has ruled out foul play in the death of Libya's Gaddafi-era prime minister and oil chief Shukri Ghanem.

Iran’s uranium enough to produce five nuclear weapons

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A UN report has found that the total production, for the last five years, of low-enriched uranium would be enough for at least five nuclear weapons.

Iran and world powers agree to continue talks

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Negotiators from Tehran and six world powers have finally resumed talks over Iran's nuclear programme and have agreed to meet again next month.

Iran talks failure sparks confrontation fears

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The UN nuclear watchdog's latest mission to Iran failed to budge a defiant Tehran over its disputed nuclear programme.

Nuclear talks with Iran have failed, says UN watchdog

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The IAEA has failed to secure an agreement with Iran during talks over disputed nuclear activities, saying it was denied access to a key military site

Iran enriches uranium, executes ‘spy’ and mocks the West

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Iran has begun enriching uranium inside a mountain and sentenced an American to death for spying, undermining hopes diplomacy could avert sanctions.

Iran begins underground uranium refining

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Iran has begun its underground uranium refining at the Fordow site, signalling its decision not to back down despite sanctions from the West.

Iran testing raises fears of plutonium production

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A former senior UN nuclear official says Iran seems to be testing atomic fuel intended for a planned reactor which could yield nuclear bomb material.

UN atom chief plays down safety cost concerns

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Planned steps to boost global nuclear safety after Japan's Fukushima disaster will not lead to any major increase in costs for reactor operators.

Japan mulls Fukushima food sale ban

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Japan is considering whether to halt sales of food products from near a crippled nuclear plant because of contamination by a radioactive element.

IAEA chief heading to Japan to face nuclear crisis

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The UN atomic energy chief said he plans to fly to Japan on Thursday to seek first-hand information of what he called a "very serious" situation.

UN nuclear agency mulls more ‘special inspections’

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The United Nations nuclear watchdog signalled on Monday it wanted to use its "special inspection" powers more often.
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