International Atomic Energy Agency

Events (102)

• October 21, 1994: US, North Korea Sign Agreed Framework Limiting North Korean Nuclear Capabilities 1994-10-21
• October 6, 1997: UN Nuclear Watchdog Agency Says Iraq Free of Nuclear Weapons 1997-10-06
• December 16, 1998: Richard Butler Orders the Withdrawal of UN Weapons Inspectors from Iraq 1998-12-16
• October 13, 1999: Senate Refuses to Ratify UN Test Ban Treaty 1999-10-13
• July 25, 2002: International Atomic Energy Agency: Aluminum Tubes Not Suited for Rotors in Gas Centrifuge 2002-07-25
• July 30, 2002: Dubious Iraqi Defector Tells US Congress Iraq Has Enough Uranium to Make Nukes by 2005 2002-07-30
• September 7, 2002: President Bush and British Prime Minister Blair Make Inaccurate Statements During Press Conference 2002-09-07
• September 10-11, 2002: First Draft ‘Scarlett Dossier’ Makes Varying Claims about Iraq-Niger Uranium Deal 2002-09-10
• September 18, 2002: New York Times Publishes Slanted Story Suggesting It Is ‘Maybe Impossible’ UN Inspections in Iraq Could Work 2002-09-18
• September 24, 2002: Visits to Iraqi Facilities Disprove British Claims of Secret Weapons Sites 2002-09-24
• October 7, 2002: Bush Uses Groundless Evidence to Tout Hussein as a Direct Threat to US 2002-10-07
• October 30, 2002: Bush Refuses to Open Negotiations with Iran Over Nukes 2002-10-30
• November 25, 2002: Full Complement of UN Inspection Teams Arrives in Baghdad 2002-11-25
• December 12, 2002: North Korea Restarts Nuclear Program 2002-12-12
• December 31, 2002: North Korea Expels International Monitors 2002-12-31
• January 2, 2003: After 237 Inspections, UN Teams Find Nothing 2003-01-02
• January 6, 2003: IAEA Demands North Korea Admit Inspectors, Abandon Nuclear Program 2003-01-06
• January 6, 2003: IAEA Asks US for Information to Verify Uranium Claims 2003-01-06
• January 6, 2003: No ‘Smoking Gun’ For Iraqi Nuclear Capabilities, Says ElBaradei 2003-01-06
• Shortly After January 9, 2003: US Media Largely Ignores UN Inspectors’ Report Indicating Iraq Has No Nuclear Program 2003-01-09
• January 9, 2003: International Atomic Energy Agency Preliminary Report Finds No Evidence of Iraqi Nuclear Weapons Program 2003-01-09
• January 10, 2003: High-Level CIA Report Notes Dissenting Views on Aluminum Tubes 2003-01-10
• January 13, 2003: Blix, ElBaradei Say Inspectors Need Several More Months to Draw Conclusions 2003-01-13
• January 14, 2003: Annan Believes Conflict Can Be Resolved Peacefully 2003-01-14
• January 16, 2003: Inspectors Find Scientist’s Personal Documents; Touted as Nuclear Program Plans 2003-01-16
• January 20-21, 2003: Bush: Iraqi Disarmament Like ‘A Rerun of a Bad Movie’ 2003-01-20
• January 22, 2003: CIA Analyst Presents Unconvincing Argument to IAEA Scientists that Aluminum Tubes Were Meant for Iraqi Nuclear Program 2003-01-22
• February 4, 2003: IAEA Receives Iraq-Niger Documents, Talking Points 2003-02-04
• February 9, 2003: Iran Announces Nuclear Energy Facilities under Construction 2003-02-09
• February 12, 2003: IAEA: North Korea In Violation of International Nuclear Treaties 2003-02-12
• February 20, 2003: Russian Foreign Minister Says US and Britain Pressuring Weapons Inspectors to Discontinue Operations 2003-02-20
• March 6, 2003: Bush Says Decision Has Not Been Made To Use Force Against Iraq 2003-03-06
• March 7, 2003: UNMOVIC and IAEA Reports on Iraq Weapons Inspections Undermine Bush Administration’s Claims 2003-03-07
• March 8, 2003: State Department Official: ‘We Fell for’ the Iraq-Niger Forgeries 2003-03-08
• March 8, 2003: Wilson Decides to Expose Administration Duplicity over Iraq-Niger Uranium Claims 2003-03-08
• March 11, 2003: CIA Report: Iraq-Niger Uranium Claims Are False 2003-03-11
• March 16, 2003: Vice President Cheney Says Iraq Has ‘Reconstituted Nuclear Weapons’ 2003-03-16
• March 17, 2003: UN Weapons Inspectors Leave Iraq 2003-03-17
• April 18, 2003: US Soldiers Unseal Explosive Bunkers in Hunt for WMD 2003-04-18
• May 4, 2003: US Immediately Rejects Comprehensive Peace Proposal by Iran’s Top Leadership 2003-05-04
• May 6, 2003: New York Times Columnist Breaks Story of Joseph Wilson’s Trip to Niger 2003-05-06
• June 12, 2003: Washington Post Article Uses White House Claims that CIA Did Not Inform Bush Officials of Iraq-Niger Doubts 2003-06-12
• July 6, 2003: Wilson Op-Ed Charges Bush Administration with Deliberately Lying about Iraqi Attempts to Procure African Uranium 2003-07-06
• July 9, 2003: Rumsfeld Gives Other Reason for Iraq Invasion to Senate Committee 2003-07-09
• July 15, 2003: Western Diplomat Says IAEA Believes Britain’s Iraq Uranium Claim Based on Forged Nigeran Documents 2003-07-15
• August 12, 2003: Wilson Reiterates Story behind Niger Mission, Wife’s Outing for PBS 2003-08-12
• September 12, 2003: IAEA Resolution Requires Iran to Restrict Nuclear Activities 2003-09-12
• November 10, 2003: IAEA: ‘No Evidence’ Iran Building Nuclear Weapons 2003-11-10
• February 3, 2004: Bolton Tells Russians That Iran Is Pursuing Secret Nuclear Weapons Program 2004-02-03
• February 12, 2004: IAEA Finds Nuclear Reactor Plans in Iranian Possession 2004-02-12