AFP: The UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, said Wednesday it had reached an agreement with Iran to examine allegations that Tehran has studied how to design nuclear weapons.
Tehran to cooperate with IAEA over alleged weaponisation studies
India rejects US advice to pressure Iran
AP: India tartly dismissed American advice that it press Iran to give up its nuclear program, saying it does not need "any guidance" on foreign relations.
Iraq’s neighbors noncommittal on aiding government
Washington Post: Iraq's neighbors failed on Tuesday to commit themselves to any immediate strengthening of diplomatic or economic support for the Baghdad government, but agreed to hold their next gathering, six months from now, in the Iraqi capital.
Iran ready to discuss nuclear dispute: Ahmadinejad
Reuters: Iran is ready to discuss its nuclear issue with any country but will not yield to international pressure to halt the atomic work, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in a speech on Wednesday.
‘Obliteration’ threat to Iran in case of nuclear attack
The Guardian: Hillary Clinton, in her most bellicose comments since the presidential race began 15 months ago, yesterday threatened to "totally obliterate" Iran if it launched a nuclear strike against Israel.
Iran nuclear talks may be held next month -Lavrov
Reuters: Russia said on Tuesday the next round of six-nation talks on Iran's nuclear programme could take place next month in London.
UN nuclear official presses Iran on weapons claims
AFP: A top UN nuclear official on Tuesday held a second day of closed-door talks in Tehran seeking answers from Iran over claims it has studied how to design nuclear weapons.
Iran: Police arrest 75 young people for ‘immoral acts’
AKI: Seventy-five young people accused of 'immoral acts' have been arrested by police at a birthday party in the city of Shiraz in southwestern Iran.
Iran says IAEA nuclear cooperation talks “positive”
Reuters: Iran gave an upbeat assessment on Tuesday of two days of talks with the top investigator of the U.N. atomic energy watchdog, who was looking into Western reports that Iran secretly studied how to design nuclear bombs.
Clinton says U.S. could ‘totally obliterate’ Iran
Reuters: Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton warned Tehran on Tuesday that if she were president, the United States could "totally obliterate" Iran in retaliation for a nuclear strike against Israel.
