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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Twenty-seven
Apart from now common and frequent reference to Iran being in contrary to UN Security Council resolutions, the latest Iran report of UN nuclear watchdog Yukiya Amano does not state anything new except that environmental samples taken at the Fordow … Continue reading
Posted in IAEA, Iran
Tagged David Albright, Fordow, HEU, ISIS, LEU, NPT, Yukiya Amano
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After Baghdad – What Next?
That the two-day meeting of E3+3 with an Iranian delegation in Baghdad over the latter’s nuclear program has de facto been adjourned to be continued in Moscow on June 18 is probably the only outcome which may prevent the whole … Continue reading
Posted in Iran, NPT, P5+1
Tagged Baghdad meeting, E3+3, high-explosive test chamber, IAEA, Jeffrey Lewis, Parchin, Yukiya Amano
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Parchin Spring Cleaning
When I first saw the latest satellite image of April 9 of a suspect building at the Parching military complex where 10 years ago Iran might have conducted illicit experiments using a high-explosive test chamber as reported in the November … Continue reading
Posted in IAEA, Iran, NPT
Tagged Arak, David Albright, high-explosive test chamber, ISIS, Jeffrey Lewis, Khondab, Parchin, Paul Brannan, Seo Ok-Seok
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Peoples of the Middle East
Regions in the Middle East. I am pretty sure that most who are interested in this part of the world do not know much about them. What about the peoples? Columbia University’s Gulf 2000 project and its cartographer Dr. Michael … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East
Tagged Columbia University, ethnity, Gulf 2000, language, Michael Izadi, military base, oil resource, religion, tribe
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