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IAEA report:

Teheran may be hiding more nuclear facilities

After a a new uranium enrichment site at Qom in Iran several weeks ago, the International Atomic Research Agency raised concern about possible further secret nuclear sites, Reuters reported quoting an IAEA report obtained by the news agency on Monday.

According to the report, Iran told the IAEA it had begun building the site at Qom in 2007 - but the IAEA, the United Nations global nuclear proliferation watchdog, had evidence the project had begun in 2002, paused in 2004 and resumed in 2006.

The report said Iran had provided full access for IAEA inspectors on their first visit to the Qom site three weeks ago, but had yet to provide full, credible answers to verify that the plant was only for civilian purposes.

The IAEAs report states "The agency has indicated (to Iran) that its declaration of the new facility reduces the level of confidence in the absence of other nuclear facilities under construction and gives rise to questions about whether there were any other nuclear facilities not declared to the agency. Moreover, Irans delay in submitting such information to the agency does not contribute to the building of confidence."

The IAEA also said Iran had yet to give answers about the sites chronology and purpose.

Iran voluntarily disclosed the existence of the Qom site in September, apparently in an effort to preempt an appearance of intransigence against the world; the announcement to the IAEA was made just days before US President Barack Obama confronted Iran publicly during the G-20 meeting, when he revealed the existence of Qom in a press conference flanked by UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown and French President Nicholas Sarkozy.

The West followed up on the Qom accusation with an offer to take Irans uranium enrichment abroad, in an effort to make the process transparent to the international community. According to the proposal, Irans uranium would be shipped to Russia for preliminary processing, then to France where it would be formed into fuel rods.

The proposal would drain Iran of most of its uranium, though some of the material, crucial for the production of nuclear weapons, would stay in the Islamic Republic. Iran has been stalling since the proposal was made, lower level officials in Teheran saying the country would not accept the proposal. But Teheran has yet to officially approve or reject the plan.

The Jerusalem Post 16.11.2009

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Der Tag - Nachrichtenüberblick

60 Jahre Berlinale:

Phobidilia-Israelische Film auf der Berlinale

Von einer urbanen Weltflucht erzählt dieses israelische Spielfilmdebüt der beiden Brüder Yoav und Doron Paz. In seinem Mittelpunkt steht Wainblum, ein junger Mann, der sich nach einem in der Öffentlichkeit erlittenen Zusammenbruch gänzlich von dem als chaotisch empfundenen Großstadtleben verabschiedet und sich komplett in seine Wohnung zurückzieht. Alles, was er zum Leben braucht, lässt er sich ins Haus bringen: Für Unterhaltung sorgt der Fernseher, das Essen lässt sich telefonisch bestellen, und für Sex gibt es ja das Internet.

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Aufruf:

Netanyahu appelliert an zionistisches Erbe

Auf der diesjährigen Herzlyia-Konferenz hat Binyamin Netanyahu an die historische Bedeutung jüdischer Staatlichkeit erinnert. Nachdem er abermals Israels Bereitschaft zum Frieden mit seinen Nachbarn unterstrichen hatte, sagte der Ministerpräsident:

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Iran kurbelt Atomprogramm an

Der Iran setzt im internationalen Konflikt um sein Atomprogramm wieder verstärkt auf Konfrontation. Der iranische Präsident Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wies nach jüngsten Anzeichen von Verhandlungsbereitschaft am Sonntag die Atomenergiebehörde seines Landes an, mit der Produktion von 20-prozentig angereichertem Uran zu beginnen.

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Iran to build 10 nuclear plants, beef up military

Iranian officials trumpeted new nuclear and military ambitions Monday in the face of domestic political discord and stepped up international talk of tightening economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic.

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