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World powers and Iran have weeks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal after Tehran began to enrich uranium at higher levels and Iran's Parliament threatened to curb the access of U.N. inspectors next month, the head of the global atomic watchdog said on Monday. Iran started pressing ahead with plans to enrich uranium to

President-elect Biden said he will return to deal immediately if Iran resumes strict compliance with the 2015 deal, but enrichment has only accelerated and Tehran is now threatening to expel UN inspectors

In a statement, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Iran had an obligation to allow the inspectors access

In 2018, President Trump pulled the U.S. out of the deal — known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or JCPOA — that had seen Iran limit its nuclear activities and allow U.N. inspections in exchange for sweeping international sanctions relief. Mr. Trump’s rationale was that the deal was “disastrous” because it failed to address Iranian meddling and support of militant activity around the Middle East. The U.S. has listed Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism since 1984. In pulling...

Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless U.S. sanctions are lifted by a Feb. 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said on Saturday. Parliament passed a law in November that obliges the government to halt inspections of its nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency and step up uranium enrichment beyond the limit set under Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal if sanctions are not eased.

“According to the law, if the Americans do not lift financial, banking and oil sanctions by February 21, we will definitely expel the IAEA inspectors from the country and will definitely end the voluntary implementation of the Additional Protocol,” MP Ahmad Amirabadi Farahani said. The comments, referring to texts governing the IAEA’s mission and activities, were carried by several Iranian media outlets. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Iran had an obligation to allow the inspectors...

Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless US sanctions are lifted by a Feb. 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said on Saturday, Reuters reports. ...

Iran will expel UN nuclear inspectors unless sanctions are lifted - lawmaker

JEDDAH: Iran issued a double challenge to Joe Biden on Saturday just over a week before the new US president is inaugurated. Tehran said UN nuclear watchdog inspectors would be thrown out of the country unless sanctions are lifted by Feb. 21, while the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) staged a naval show of force in the Arabian Gulf.

DUBAI, Jan 9 — Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless sanctions are lifted by a February 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said today. Parliament passed a law in November that obliges the government to halt inspections of its nuclear sites...