Mohamed Elbaradei

Events (36)

• October 13, 1999: Senate Refuses to Ratify UN Test Ban Treaty 1999-10-13
• September 7, 2002: President Bush and British Prime Minister Blair Make Inaccurate Statements During Press Conference 2002-09-07
• September 30, 2002: Iraq, UN Officials Discuss Resumption of Inspections 2002-09-30
• October 11, 2002: Cheney Threatens to ‘Discredit’ Chief UN Inspector, IAEA Director 2002-10-11
• October 30, 2002: Bush Refuses to Open Negotiations with Iran Over Nukes 2002-10-30
• November 18, 2002: UN Inspectors Arrive in Baghdad 2002-11-18
• January 6, 2003: No ‘Smoking Gun’ For Iraqi Nuclear Capabilities, Says ElBaradei 2003-01-06
• January 11, 2003: US Still Not Cooperating With UN Inspectors, Says ElBaradei 2003-01-11
• January 11, 2003: IAEA Scientists Believe that Aluminum Tubes Are for Rockets, Not Centrifuges 2003-01-11
• January 13, 2003: Blix, ElBaradei Say Inspectors Need Several More Months to Draw Conclusions 2003-01-13
• January 16, 2003: Inspectors Find Scientist’s Personal Documents; Touted as Nuclear Program Plans 2003-01-16
• January 17-19, 2003: Bush Officials, Critics Disagree on Iraq’s Compliance with UN Resolutions 2003-01-17
• January 27, 2003: Chief Weapons Inspectors Report on Progress of Inspections in Iraq 2003-01-27
• February 5, 2003: US Provides IAEA with Copy of Niger Documents 2003-02-05
• February 5, 2003: Powell Gives Fraudulent Presentation About Iraqi WMDs to UN 2003-02-05
• February 9, 2003: Iran Announces Nuclear Energy Facilities under Construction 2003-02-09
• February 14, 2003: UN Gives Update on Progress of Weapons Inspections 2003-02-14
• February 17, 2003: International Atomic Energy Agency Scientist Concludes Niger Documents Are Fraudulent 2003-02-17
• February 22, 2003: IAEA Says Iraq Has ‘Cooperated Increasingly Well’ with Inspectors 2003-02-22
• March 7, 2003: UNMOVIC and IAEA Reports on Iraq Weapons Inspections Undermine Bush Administration’s Claims 2003-03-07
• March 8, 2003: Wilson Decides to Expose Administration Duplicity over Iraq-Niger Uranium Claims 2003-03-08
• March 16, 2003: US Warns UN and IAEA That It Is not Safe for their Staff To Remain in Iraq 2003-03-16
• November 10, 2003: IAEA: ‘No Evidence’ Iran Building Nuclear Weapons 2003-11-10
• November 12, 2003: Bolton Disputes IAEA Findings on Iran’s Nuclear Weapons Program 2003-11-12
• October 10, 2004: Iraq Informs IAEA that Al Qaqaa Facility Missing 380 Tons of High Explosives 2004-10-10
• November 1, 2004: New York Times Columnist Accuses bin Laden, UN Inspector of Trying to Influence Election in Kerry’s Favor 2004-11-01
• July 18, 2005: US Briefs IAEA Officials on Iranian Laptop Documents 2005-07-18
• 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
• September 26, 2007: Washington Post Decries Iran’s ‘Race for a Bomb’ 2007-09-26
• December 7, 2007: Anonymous Government Officials Accuse Former Powell Allies of Fudging NIE 2007-12-07
• January 2004: US Again Refuses to Take Part in Negotiations with Iran
• December 2002: IAEA Chief Warns Bush Officials about Forged Iraq-Niger Documents
• October 8 and 11, 2002: Iraq, UN Dispute Conditions of Inspectors’ Return
• Mid-January 2002: UN Finds Iraqis Cooperating with Weapons Inspections
• August-September 2005: US Uses Laptop Evidence to Convince IAEA to Recommend Sanctions against Iran