Nuclear standoff

Article Abstract:

The report from the inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) highlighted a number of inconsistencies in Iran's account of its nuclear programme. With the U.S. and Britain on the verge of regime change in Iraq, apparently because of its breach of U.N. Security Council resolutions banning any acquisition of weapons of mass destruction, Iran appeared vulnerable.

Iran, Analysis, Reports, Military aspects, Weapons of mass destruction, International Atomic Energy Agency, Nuclear facilities

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For or against change

Article Abstract:

The natural tragedy of the Bam earthquake has thrown up questions about relations with the American 'Great Satan' and provoked serious doubts about the Tehran government. Although the government was grateful for the assistance of America it was seen as sign of weakness and tourists were few and far between.

United States, Public affairs, Social aspects, United States foreign relations, Earthquakes, Casualties, Assistance in emergencies, Emergency assistance, Tehran, Iran

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Victims of their success

Article Abstract:

This article discusses conservative opposition to the reform movement in Iraq. Topics include imprisonment, treason, and strategic planning.

Iraq, Political aspects, Democracy, Social movements, Conservatism

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