Iran must do more to clear nuclear suspicions: Russia

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by Staff Writers
Moscow (AFP) Nov 19, 2007
A UN report on Iran's nuclear programme indicates progress, but Tehran must do more to clear up suspicions over its nuclear activities, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Monday.

The report, by International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei, "so far cannot confirm the absence of undeclared nuclear activities in Iran. For this, Iran still has rather a lot to do in cooperation with the agency," the ministry said in a statement.

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Uranium sows discord between Niger and France

Niamey (AFP) Nov 18, 2007
Poor and restive Niger finds itself sitting on a surprising treasure trove -- uranium. The west African state on the edge of the Sahara is the world's third largest producer of an element whose price has soared.

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