UN nuclear watchdog criticizes Iran for lack of transparency
Iran’s growing uranium stockpiles and its failure to cooperate with international inspections have rekindled fears about Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
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Iran’s growing uranium stockpiles and its failure to cooperate with international inspections have rekindled fears about Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
This week, Iran will hold elections to replace President Ebrahim Raisi, whose death in a helicopter crash may make it more difficult for the government to handle a more important task: the succession to the position of supreme leader. Raisi's unexpected passing has sparked a scramble among hardliners to influence the choice
The death of Iran's president in a helicopter crash further clouds the country's relationship to nuclear weapons, an expert says.
Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi, widely seen as a candidate to become the country’s next supreme leader, was killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday. His death, along with that of
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has been killed in a helicopter crash in a mountainous area of the country.