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Iran's supreme leader warns nations against making threats
World NowIran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, warned Thursday that “steel fists” await any nation that threatens the Islamic Republic. Khamenei's comments reflect the heightened tension and war of words surrounding Iran’s disputed... -
Study finds parts of Japan no longer safe for farming
World NowA team of international researchers has found that levels of radioactive material in farmland in parts of northeastern Japan exceed safety standards. The study found that Fukushima prefecture was “highly contaminated” after the Fukushima... -
Iranian police raid offices of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's press aide
World NowREPORTING FROM TEHRAN AND BEIRUT -- The drama surrounding Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s top media advisor, who was reportedly sentenced to jail for an article deemed offensive to Islamic values, took a tumultuous turn Monday. The media... -
Iranian lawmakers vote to expel British ambassador
World NowIran's parliament has voted to downgrade diplomatic and economic relations with Britain, according to Iranian media reports. The vote could lead to the expulsion of British Ambassador Dominick Chilcott.... -
IRAN: Tehran says no to nuclear swap
Babylon & BeyondIran says it’s no longer interested in talking with the West about swapping nuclear fuel rather than making its own.... -
EGYPT: On anniversary of Khaled Said's death, complaints of police brutality, corruption
Babylon & BeyondPolice brutality was part of what motivated people to take to the streets and protest during Egypt’s revolution, which culminated in the ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak on Feb. 11. Among the most famous cases was that of 28-year-old...... -
Willi Dansgaard dies at 88; scientist who recognized climate record in ice cap
Willi Dansgaard, a Danish paleoclimatologist who was the first to recognize that the Earth's climatic history was stored in the Greenland ice cap, died Jan. 8 in Copenhagen, according to the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen. He was 88....Tags: Colleges and Universities, Global Change, Nuclear Policy, Science, Research
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Radioactive water spilling into tunnels beneath Japanese nuclear plant; plutonium found in soil
Highly radioactive water is building up in tunnels underneath at least three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, impairing the ability of workers to reestablish power connections at the facility.
Officials of the Tokyo Electric Power...Tags: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Nuclear Power, Nuclear Policy, Tokyo (Japan), Tokyo Electric Power Co.
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Lack of data from Japan distresses nuclear experts
How did Japanese workers at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant jury-rig fire hoses to cool damaged reactors? Is contaminated water from waste pools overflowing into the Pacific Ocean? Exactly who is the national incident commander?
The answers to these...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (2010), Japan Nuclear Emergency (2011), Nuclear Policy, Tokyo Electric Power Co.
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Japan's fishing industry a major casualty of nuclear crisis
Standing on the deck of his 91-foot trawler, veteran fisherman Tomoyuki Kondou winces over reports that radioactivity from Japan's damaged nuclear power plant in nearby Fukushima has contaminated the local food supply after this month's deadly...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Japan Nuclear Emergency (2011), Nuclear Policy, Tokyo (Japan), Tokyo Electric Power Co.
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U.S. nuclear officials suspect Japanese plant has a dire breach
U.S. government nuclear experts believe a spent fuel pool at Japan's crippled Fukushima reactor complex has a breach in the wall or floor, a situation that creates a major obstacle to refilling the pool with cooling water and keeping dangerous levels of...Tags: Nuclear Policy, Tokyo (Japan), Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Tokyo Electric Power Co., Human Interest
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Japan still struggling to restore power to cool down reactors
Fighting exhaustion and radiation fears, engineers struggled anew Saturday to complete the crucial task of hooking a crippled nuclear plant to the electricity grid to help cool down damaged reactors. The official count of dead and missing in the quake and...Tags: Nuclear Policy, Japan Nuclear Emergency (2011), Tokyo (Japan), Tokyo Electric Power Co., Coca-Cola Co.
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International Atomic Energy Agency Photos
Ali Asghar Soltanieh, Iran's envoy to the International...
(September 14, 2012)
Iranian envoy Ali Asghar Soltanieh attends a meeting of...
(September 10, 2012)
Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, speaks d...
(May 25, 2012)
