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Iran update: number 116
Summary
- Iran increases nuclear capacity in spite of sanctions
- China gives IAEA intelligence about Iran's nuclear programme
- Bush offers Iran a “way forward” – the mixed messages from US officials
- Sarkozy says Iran is the type of threat the new French nuclear submarine is designer to counter.
Getting to Zero Update
In this issue: Commitments to disarmament and arms control ; Country Reports ; Missile Defence ; Other Public
Iran update: number 115
Summary
- Iran's Parliamentary Elections
- UN Security Council imposed a third round of sanctions on Iran
- IAEA releases report on Iran's nuclear past
- IAEA Board presented with intelligence on alleged Iranian weaponisation studies – Iran claims evidence is forged
- Israel will not strike Iran without an ally.
On March 14th, Iran held parliamentary elections for the 290-seat, Majles-e-Shura-ye-Eslami, the Islamic Consultative Assembly.
A world without nuclear weapons: The international dimension
BASIC joined with The US Institute of Peace (USIP), and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace to co-sponsor a March 6 debrief on the recent meeting of the Hoover Group
in Oslo. Ambassador Max Kampelman, Ambassador James Goodby, and Dr George Perkovich, all participants in the Oslo meeting, discussed the means of revitalizing the international disarmament movement.
Getting to Zero Update
In this issue: Commitments to disarmament and arms control ; Browne speech to CD ; US Global Security Priorities Resolution ; CTBT ; START ; De-alerting.
Iran update: number 114
Summary
- US: Iran must confess to making nuclear bomb
- Iran tests faster centrifuges with uranium
- IAEA report could be delayed by disagreement between Elbaradei and his staff
- Iran's Missile tests alarm international community
On Friday Gregory Schulte, chief US delegate to the IAEA demanded that Iran confess to trying to make nuclear weapons prior to 2003.
US TV commercial heightens awareness over nuclear terrorism
The Partnership for a Secure America, a bipartisan group of government and foreign policy veterans, will start airing a television commercial in major cities to raise awareness about the threat of nuclear terrorism (see NTI report).