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IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi joins Bloomberg's David Bura at the UNGA to discuss the nuclear situation in Iran. He says there is still a fairly important amount of nuclear material in Iran and that the IAEA can get on the ground and assess pretty fast if there is the political will for it. (Source: Bloomberg)
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi joins Bloomberg's David Gura at the United Nations General Assembly to discuss the nuclear situation in Iran. He says there is still a fairly important amount of nuclear material in Iran and that the IAEA can get on the ground and assess pretty fast if there is the political will for it. (Source: Bloomberg)
Cameroon told the International Atomic Energy Agency on 15 September 2026 that a feasibility study on civil nuclear power is under way. It has no reactors today. The post Cameroon Tells the IAEA It Is Studying Civil Nuclear Power appeared first on The Rio Times.
Argentina presented a nuclear export strategy at the IAEA General Conference on 14 September. It concerns selling technology abroad, not new reactors at home. The post Argentina Takes Its Nuclear Export Plan to Vienna appeared first on The Rio Times.
The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organisation is not expected to attend the annual gathering of the UN nuclear watchdog’s member nations in Vienna for the first time in years because he is banned from international travel, an official briefed on the matter said. Follow our liveblog for the latest updates.
Former US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz says the loss of IAEA access to Iran has created a serious monitoring gap that makes it increasingly difficult to determine the status of the country's nuclear program. Moniz also warns hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini that tight global supplies of diesel and other refined fuels could face additional pressure as US refineries, already running near capacity, approach their fall maintenance season. (Source: Bloomberg)
The UN's atomic watchdog IAEA says it has observed construction activity at Iran's Pickaxe Mountain. That's after President Trump drew attention to the suspected nuclear site in public comments at least twice in the last week. Shira Efron, Distinguished Chair for Israel Policy at RAND spoke to Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar about the activity in Iran and what this means for Israel especially as election looms in the country. (Source: Bloomberg)
Nuclear watchdog has gone more than a year without inspecting key sites; Iran says US attacks have made access unsafe.
The symbolic escalation has been initiated by the United States, Germany, France and the United Kingdom.
UN nuclear watchdog urges Iran to cooperate, as Western powers push to refer its nuclear file to the Security Council.
UN watchdog says material from facility, bombed in 2007, now under IAEA safeguards.