International Atomic Energy Agency
Events (102)
- May 23, 2004: IAEA Investigating Claim that North Korea Provided Uranium to Libya 2004-05-23
- August 2, 2004: Intelligence Officials: French Intelligence Operation Led to Dissemination of Forged Iraq-Niger Uranium Documents 2004-08-02
- September 2, 2004: IAEA Says No Evidence of Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program 2004-09-02
- October 10, 2004: Iraq Informs IAEA that Al Qaqaa Facility Missing 380 Tons of High Explosives 2004-10-10
- October 25, 2004: Media Learns of Missing Explosives from Al Qaqaa 2004-10-25
- November 17-18, 2004: Powell Says US Intelligence Shows Iran Constructing Missiles for Nuclear Warheads; Administration Says Powell Misspoke 2004-11-17
- December 2, 2004: IAEA Receives Satellite Photographs Indicating Iranian Development of Nuclear Weapons; Info Received from MEK Front Group 2004-12-02
- March 1, 2005: IAEA Unsure About Iran’s Nuclear Activities; Iranians Resistant to Further Inspections 2005-03-01
- March 2, 2005: US IAEA Delegate Accuses Iran of Pursuing Nuclear Weapons, ‘Misleading’ Inspectors 2005-03-02
- March 24, 2005: Iranian With Conservative Ties Claims Iran Has Large Underground Nuclear Site 2005-03-24
- March 24, 2005: Iran Presents Plan to Enrich Uranium 2005-03-24
- March 31, 2005: NCRI Claims Iran Pushing for Nuclear Warheads 2005-03-31
- July 18, 2005: US Briefs IAEA Officials on Iranian Laptop Documents 2005-07-18
- September 10, 2005: Rice Wants China, Russia, India to Join in Sanctions Against Iran 2005-09-10
- September 28, 2005: Iran Will Not Withdraw from Gas Deal with India 2005-09-28
- August 23, 2006: Republican Intelligence Report on Iran’s Nuclear Program Is Fundamentally False 2006-08-23
- September 14, 2006: IAEA Terms House Report on Iran ‘Outrageous, ‘Erroneous,’ and ‘Misleading’ 2006-09-14
- June 26, 2007: IAEA Inspectors Re-enter North Korea 2007-06-26
- July 16, 2007: IAEA Confirms North Korea Closed Nuclear Facility 2007-07-16
- November 4, 2007: Experts Doubt Existence of Iranian Nuclear Program 2007-11-04
- December 7, 2007: Anonymous Government Officials Accuse Former Powell Allies of Fudging NIE 2007-12-07
- March 1, 2009: JCS Chairman Says Iran Has Enough Nuclear Material for a Bomb; Other Officials Disagree 2009-03-01
- January 2004: US Again Refuses to Take Part in Negotiations with Iran
- February 1993: IAEA Accuses North Korea of Non-Proliferation Treaty Breaches
- February 1994: Iraq Receives Last Shipment of Highly Enriched Uranium
- May 2003: IAEA Warns US to Lock Down Iraqi Explosives Cache
- May 2004: US Ignores Warnings that Huge Explosives Cache Was Looted
- November 2004: CIA Doubts Reliability of Documents about Iran’s Nuclear Program
- Mid-November, 2006: Experts Present Alternative Explanations to Iran’s Nuclear Boasting
- Mid-November 2006: IAEA Skeptical of Iran’s Claim of Progress in Uranium Enrichment
- December 2002: IAEA Chief Warns Bush Officials about Forged Iraq-Niger Documents
- 1979-1982: Iraq Purchases Yellowcake Uranium, Conceals Full Amount from IAEA
- 1979: Iraq Imports Uranium from Italy
- 1982: Iraq Imports Enriched Uranium from Italy
- Fall 2003: US Refuses to Join in European Efforts to Halt Iranian Nuclear Weapons Development
- Late April-Early May, 2003: US Soldiers Witness Theft of High Explosives at Al Qaqaa
- End of December 2002: UN Inspectors Find No Evidence of WMD in Iraq
- Mid-January 2002: UN Finds Iraqis Cooperating with Weapons Inspections
- Mid-January 2002: UN Inspectors Find No Evidence of Iraqi WMD
- 1996: International Atomic Energy Agency Reports that Iraq Is Using Aluminum Tubes for its Conventional Rocket System
- July 2001: International Atomic Energy Agency Skeptical That Iraq Intended to Use Confiscated Tubes as Centrifuge Rotors
- Late July 2001: CIA Analyst Argues with Group of International Scientists over the Potential Uses of the Confiscated Aluminum Tubes
- November 2004: IAEA Investigates 1987 A. Q. Khan Offer of Nuclear Materials to Iran
- January 2005: Iran Gives IAEA Documents Showing 1987 Nuclear Offer from A. Q. Khan
- Late August, 2007: US Planning ‘Massive Air Strikes’ Against Iran, Says Discredited Source
- October 2006: MEK Providing Dubious Intelligence About Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities
- November 2005: IAEA ‘Skeptical’ of US Claims that Iran is Testing Nuclear Triggers
- Late 2006-Fall 2007: Intelligence Community Drafts New National Intelligence Estimate Showing Iran Stopped Its Nuclear Weapons Program in 2003
- August-September 2005: US Uses Laptop Evidence to Convince IAEA to Recommend Sanctions against Iran
- Mid-January 2005: IAEA Inspects Iranian Nuclear Site