Library Documents on Iran's Nuclear Program

June 25, 2003
Joint Statement by European Council President Costas Simitis,European Commission President Romano Prodi and U.S. President George W. Bush on the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.
June 25, 2003
I want to thank the members of the Subcommittee for attending this first in a series of hearings we will be holding on the implementation of the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act-otherwise known as ILSA. Today's session will focus on Iran. As many of you know, ILSA was first passed by Congress in August 1996 and was reauthorized on August 3, 2001. The bill...
June 22, 2003
. . . Question: When discussing Iraq, it is impossible not to mention North Korea and Iran as well. This no longer concerns Iraq, but at one stage George W. Bush called these three countries the "axis of evil". Do you agree with this term, and are Iran and North Korea really part of the "axis of evil"?
June 18, 2003
Director General speaks to the need for robust implementation of verification elements of the NPT, encouragement of Iran to cooperate and apply transparency, resolve the issue at hand in a timely fashion.
June 16, 2003
The United Kingdom endorses the statement made by the distinguished representative of Greece on behalf of the European Union. In view of the importance of this matter, we wish to make our own national statement as well. My delegation is grateful to the Director General for his clear account of the discussions between the Secretariat and Iran. This...
June 8, 2003
Iranian foreign minister Dr Kamal Kharrazi talked to reporters on Iran`s nuclear program after attending a parliamentary questioning on Sunday. Dr Kharrazi said, 'Iran's acquisition of nuclear technology, intended for peaceful use, is the pride of Iranians. It is supported by all Iranians because the technology has been acquired by Iranian...
June 6, 2003
Allow me at this point to refer to the report GOV/2003/40. Let me start by a friendly criticism of the way the report was drafted and disseminated. The report has an apparent factual format, but our assessment is that the report could have been crafted in a more partial, fair and balanced manner.
June 6, 2003
Unofficial translation from Russian Yesterday US Under Secretary of State John Bolton accused Moscow of "conniving at WMD technology supplies to Iran." Katerina Labetskaya, Vremya Novostei special correspondent, asked Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Georgy Mamedov to explain the surprise demarche of the American diplomat.

Pages