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No 'nuclear dust' for US? Iran begins restoring Bushehr nuclear plant operations after recent attacks

Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant employees are returning to the facility after recent explosions. The International Atomic Energy Agency is closely monitoring the situation and urges restraint. Nuclear experts have long warned of devastating consequences from any attack on the plant. A direct strike could release significant radioactivity and contaminate Gulf…

The Times of India

Why This Australia-India Deal Matters More Than You Think

India's demand for electricity is rising faster than ever as cities expand, industries grow, and millions of people require reliable power every day. While solar and wind energy continue to grow, they cannot generate electricity around the clock. That is where nuclear energy becomes important. India's latest uranium supply agreement…

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Iran official says US strike targeted perimeter of nuclear plant: state media

Iran's state media reported United States strikes near the Bushehr nuclear plant. Several areas in Bushehr province were targeted, including the plant's perimeter. Residents heard explosions near the facility, which has faced previous strikes. The IAEA previously warned of dangers to nuclear safety from such attacks. Russia had evacuated its…

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Russia’s nuclear strategy in Ukraine isn’t deterrence – it’s terror

For the third time in Russia’s war against Ukraine, it recently launched the nuclear-capable missile Oreshnik. This intermediate-range ballistic missile has been deployed against Ukrainian cities on two other notable occasions, striking Dnipro in November 2024 and Lviv in early 2026. In each of these launches, Vladimir Putin’s highly touted…

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'Iran's nuclear rights are non-negotiable': Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf says key commitments under MoU need to be fulfilled

Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf declared that the nation's nuclear rights are non-negotiable and will not proceed with further talks until key commitments from a US memorandum are met. These include ending the war in Lebanon and ensuring passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Ghalibaf emphasized Iran's adherence to…

The Economic Times

'No choice but to build atomic bomb': IRGC-linked media urges Iran to pursue nuclear weapon despite US deal

Iran has argued that it has "no choice" but to develop a nuclear weapon to guarantee its security, despite Tehran's recent commitment under a preliminary agreement with the United States not to pursue nuclear arms, according to a media report linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

The Times of India

Rescuers Dig Through Venezuelan Rubble as the Iran Deal Splinters and the World Cup Bracket Takes Shape

Venezuela's twin quakes, a Supreme Court TPS ruling, the World Cup's final 32, a shaky US–Iran nuclear pact and Ukraine's huge drone raid — the week explained.

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Iran’s biggest battle starts now: What lies ahead in the 60-day ceasefire window

After months of war, crippling sanctions, a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and repeated threats of escalation, the United States and Iran have digitally signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that has paused one of the Middle East’s most consequential conflicts in recent years.

The Times of India

UN says Iran nuclear pledge needs ‘very strong’ verification

TEHRAN - Iran’s pledge not to build a nuclear weapon will need “very strong” verification, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on Friday.

Bangkok Post

Iran nuclear pledge needs 'very strong' verification after war, IAEA chief says

A "very strong verification system" is needed in Iran to ensure the Islamic republic keeps its pledge not to develop nuclear weapons after the conflict in the Middle East ends, International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi said on Friday. Iran's nuclear programme remains a key sticking point as Washington…

France 24

'Very strong' nuclear verification needed in Iran after war: IAEA head

Following the Middle East conflict, the UN atomic watchdog chief stressed the urgent need for robust verification in Iran to prevent nuclear weapons development. IAEA head Rafael Grossi stated that while Iran denies such intentions, strong oversight is crucial. Talks are underway regarding Iran's uranium stockpile, with options including downblending…

The Economic Times

U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Head Signals Iran's Sites Will Be Inspected Despite Tehran's Rejection: 'It Will Happen'

International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi signaled that inspectors will visit Iran's nuclear sites as a result of Washington and Tehran's memorandum of understanding to end the war.

International Business Times

UN watchdog chief says Iran's nuclear inspections 'going to happen'; Tehran rebuts

Iranian officials were quick to rebut Rafael Grossi's, the chief of the UN nuclear watchdog, remark as deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi said no agreement had been reached on inspections of the facilities attacked during the conflict and stressed that any future access would depend on a comprehensive settlement between…

The Times of India

UN watchdog says Iran nuclear inspections 'going to happen'

UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi confirmed inspections at Iranian atomic sites are imminent, following a preliminary deal between Tehran and Washington. While the exact timing remains under discussion with Iran, Grossi emphasized the agreement explicitly mandates IAEA supervision of nuclear activities. This comes amidst conflicting statements from Iran and…

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Euronews

IAEA chief says inspections of Iran's nuclear sites 'going to happen'

IAEA's Grossi pushed back against Tehran's claim that no agreement has been reached to allow inspectors to inspect bombed enrichment sites, citing the signed US-Iran framework deal.

The Times of India

IAEA chief says Iran nuclear site inspections will happen despite US-Tehran conflicting claims

The head of the UN's nuclear agency signaled on Wednesday that Iranian nuclear enrichment sites would be visited by his inspectors, a key component in the interim deal between the United States and Iran, despite Tehran's denial that any visit has been scheduled.

The Independent UK

United Nations chief hints inspectors will visit Iran nuclear sites as part of peace deal

Tehran has reportedly prevented IAEA officials from visiting these key enrichment facilities

The Independent UK

Iran-US war latest: Trump says no Strait of Hormuz tolls or deal is off

The US and Iran continue to clash over terms despite an agreement to end the war

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Trump says he would 'cancel meetings' with Iran if they deny IAEA nuclear inspections

President Trump declared he would halt technical talks with Iran if nuclear inspections by the IAEA are denied, asserting Washington has secured assurances. He dismissed concerns, stating Iran has "agreed in principle" to inspections at the "appropriate time." Trump also claimed significant progress in negotiations, highlighting Iran's weakened state and…

The Times of India

A tale of two deals: Trump's 'infinity' inspections meets Iran's 'not so fast'

TOI correspondent from Washington: One side believes that it has come away with a deal. The other side is still dealing with the idea of a deal. It turns out that the US-Iran peace agreement purportedly pounded out during talks in the Alps has more holes than Swiss cheese.

The Economic Times

Trump: Iran has agreed to 'N' checks till infinity; no talks with IAEA, says Tehran

Conflicting reports emerged Tuesday regarding Iran's nuclear program and asset unfreezing. President Trump claimed Iran agreed to extensive inspections and that frozen assets would buy US humanitarian goods. However, Iran denied any nuclear talks or IAEA inspector agreements, asserting sole control over its assets. Meanwhile, progress was reported in mediated…

The Economic Times

Rubio says US will not accept Iranian tolls on Hormuz

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio firmly stated that Washington will not permit any tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, an international waterway. This comes as Iran and Oman announced they would study administration and costs for the route, asserting sovereignty. Meanwhile, the UN is set to evacuate over 11,000…

Euronews

Iran sharply contradicts the US, pushing its own view of framework deal

Shortly after the first high-level US-Iran negotiations ended, discrepancies emerged over what the two sides actually agreed, as Tehran moved to directly contradict US Vice President JD Vance’s statements, prompting US President Donald Trump to reject Iran's claims.

International Business Times

Trump Rejects Iran's Claim That It Has Not Agreed To Let UN Watchdog Inspect Its Nuclear Sites

President Donald Trump rejected Iran's claim that it has not agreed to let members of UN watchdog IAEA inspect its nuclear sites.

International Business Times

Iran Rejects Agreeing To Inspection Of UN Watchdog To Nuclear Sites, Contradicting JD Vance

Iran rejected accepting visit of watchdog to its nuclear sites, rejecting claims made by Vice President JD Vance.

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