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UN’s top nuke inspector abruptly quits days after US pulls out of Iran deal
As Iran threatens to restart its nuclear program, the U.N.’s top nuclear inspector is calling it quits. The International Atomic Energy Agency didn’t give a reason for Tero Varjoranta’s exit....
Iran's past lies are very important now
Critics of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s “Iran Lied” presentation on Monday quickly opined that it contained nothing new and, since it didn’t point to violations since the 2015 Iran...
Iran aims to cheat its way into the nuclear club
Team Trump is facing up to the fact that Iran is regularly cheating on the Obama administration’s nuclear deal — even if it’s not yet clear what they’ll do about...
The Iranian scorpion stings us again
Remember the Iran nuclear deal? You know, the one our leaders hoped would turn around the behavior of a rogue, terror-sponsoring state by the sheer force of diplomatic will? Wait,...
The nuke deal's 'honor system' -- leaving inspections to Iran
President Obama would trust Tom Brady to inspect his own footballs. That’s our takeaway from the news that, under Obama’s nuclear deal, the only folks who’ll be inspecting one of...
Nuke-deal pitfalls: Licensing an Iranian bomb
As the latest deadline for talks on Iran’s nukes expires today, let’s take a look at North Korea. Last week, the UN General Assembly passed a nonbinding resolution to refer...
Iran's nukes: Too desperate for a deal
The levels of diplomatic activity, fear and even desperation regarding Iran’s steadily advancing nuclear-weapons program are rising rapidly in the White House. The same is true for Israel and America’s...
Stolen radioactive material could make 'dirty bomb'
Thieves have made off with a truck in Mexico carrying a dangerous radioactive material used in medical treatments, the United Nations nuclear watchdog said on Wednesday. The International Atomic Energy...