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VIENNA (REUTERS) - The UN nuclear watchdog said on Sunday (Feb 21) it had struck a deal with Iran to cushion the blow of steps Teheran plans to take this week that include ending snap inspections, with both sides agreeing to keep "necessary" monitoring for up to three months.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Iran’s Compromise With Nuclear Monitors Limits Escalation Bloomberg 2/22/2021 Jonathan Tirone and Arsalan Shahla (Bloomberg) -- Iran offered a last-minute compromise to United Nations’ atomic inspectors that stops short of completely curtailing their intrusive monitoring powers, tapping the brakes on a standoff that is escalating to become the Biden administration’s first major foreign policy challenge. The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency ended talks on Su...

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog has said Iran has agreed to extend UN inspectors access to its nuclear sites for three months.But the hastily brokered agreement will give IAEA officials less access and end their right to make snap ...

The United Nations nuclear watchdog says it struck a deal with Iran to cushion the blow of Tehran's plans to end snap site inspections, with both sides agreeing to keep "necessary" monitoring for up to three months.

By Parisa Hafezi DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian lawmakers protested on Monday against Tehran's decision to permit "necessary" monitoring by the U.N. nuclea...

The IAEA and Iran have agreed to lower the temperature on the nuclear crisis, but only for three months, sparking backlash from hard-liners in parliament.

Iran lawmakers call for president’s prosecution over IAEA deal Maziar Motamedi © Several lawmakers delivered fiery speeches in condemnation of the government’s deal with the IAEA [F... Several lawmakers delivered fiery speeches in condemnation of the government’s deal with the IAEA [File: Vahid Salemi/AP] Tehran, Iran – Hardline Iranian lawmakers say an agreement reached recently between the government and the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog is “illegal” and th...

Tehran, Iran – Hardline Iranian lawmakers say an agreement reached recently between the government and the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog is “illegal” and the president must be punished for it. In a public vote on Monday, an overwhelming majority of lawmakers voted to send a report by the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission on the agreement reached with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to the judiciary for review. The report asserts that the deal struck on Sun...

Iran without any concession to US on nuclear deal Iran without any concession to US on nuclear deal Tehran, Feb 22 (Prensa Latina) Iran has sealed a bilateral deal with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) without any concession to the United States, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said. The deal with the IAEA, Khatibzadeh added, consists of a temporary technical understanding signed this weekend during the visit to Tehran by its Director General Rafael Grossi. A joint sta...