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German insurer Munich Re says it won’t do business in Iran nowMunich Re, the world’s biggest reinsurer, has become the latest German firm to pull out of Iran as pressure grows for new sanctions against the Islamic republic over its nuclear program, company officials said. The US and EU join hands to demand together UN sanctions against Iran  Changing its tune somewhat for constant calls for talks with Iran over that country’s burgeoning nuclear program – which the United States and Israel believe is really a disguised plan to build an atomic bomb EU won’t blame Iran either, over its nuclear plans Despite ramped-up pressure from the United States and some members of the United Nations, and fears from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that Iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb, European Union foreign Iran to start building 2 new enrichment sites  Iran plans to build two new uranium enrichment sites inside of a mountain to protect them from a possible attack, the country’s top atomic official Ali-Akbar Salei said on 22 February.
ISNA news agency quoted him Iran, France discuss uranium-exchange deal Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said he met with a French government representative to discuss a uranium-exchange deal, the ISNA news agency reported recently. Mottaki met with an unnamed adviser of French President Nicolas Sarkozy on MEPs want sanctions on Iran, but the EU wants to wait for UN  Even as Members of the European Parliament have set the stage for a volatile showdown over demands for stronger sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program and crackdown on dissidents, European Union foreign ministers backed Russian missiles aimed to counter US-EU defense shield: Putin  Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said that Russia would continue to develop offensive missiles to defend against a potential US attack despite ongoing nuclear arms reductions talks, Interfax reported. Speaking in Vladivostok, Russia’s largest Iran playing dangerous game, Kouchner says Iran’s decision to construct 10 more uranium enrichment sites was a dangerous game and a childish reaction to the vote on 27 November by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to censure Tehran, French Foreign US, France try to put the nuclear squeeze on Iran The United States and France said they wanted clarity about Iran’s stance on a deal to reduce the Islamic Republic’s stockpile of enriched uranium. US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told broadcaster CNN that Moscow, London try to thaw frosty ties  As the first top British diplomat to visit Moscow in recent five years, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband wrapped up his two-day visit to Russia on 2 November where the he held talks with Russian US firmly behind Southern Corridor, says Poneman  On the heels of US Special Envoy for Eurasian Energy Richard Morningstar’s visit to Astana, another high-ranking American official, US Deputy Secretary of Energy Daniel Poneman, arrived in Kazakhstan, in a move that shows the EU helps broker Iran okay on nuclear inspections deal  With the European Union’s chief diplomat helping lead the way, a stubborn Iranian government has agreed to international inspections of a mysterious nuclear facility and said it would continue talks about its nuclear program with NATO says Iranian threat isn’t going away soon NATO has welcomed US President Barack Obama’s decision to scrap a controversial missile defense system sited in Eastern Europe, but said that the threat from Iranian missiles was still present. The spokesman for the defense Solana says Iran talks likely to be held in Turkey  October 1 talks between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany, with Iran’s burgeoning nuclear program center stage, may be scheduled for Turkey, the European Union’s top diplomat said. EU, US worst fears: Iran may be building nuclear weapons  Hopes by Britain, France, Germany and the United States that Iran would seize the chance to discuss a genuine solution to its continued nuclear program fell through after the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said No fear of nuke sanctions, Ahmadinejad says Iran is no longer afraid of any financial sanctions being imposed in its row with the West over Iran’s nuclear programmes, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The president was referring to reports that Iran could face renewed Stronger commitment on nuclear weapons for Serbia Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) former Director-general Mohamed El Baradei recently inked an additional protocol to the agreement on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. After the signing ceremony of Japan’s “dry diplomat” Amano quiet new IAEA  As the US, United Nations and European Union try to figure out to stop the burgeoning Iranian nuclear programme some fear is being used to make a nuclear bomb, a Japanese diplomat known as a Iran must obey UN Security Council, new IAEA chief says Yukiya Amano, the designated new head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), not known for taking tough stances, nonetheless said Iran was obliged to comply with Security Council resolutions, calling on it to halt EU Member States agree binding nuke safety rules  The European Union’s Environment Ministers agreed on June 25 to make international safety rules on nuclear power stations legally binding, a move which Brussels hopes will serve as a model for the rest of the |
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