Iran Says It May Modify Arak Reactor to Allay Nuclear Concerns
Mehrdad Balali | Reuters
Nuclear expert Mark Hibbs said other Iranian officials had previously said there could be technical modifications of Arak. But the fact that it is now being mentioned by someone as senior as Salehi "means that the technical modification route ... could become something more than just one of a number of options for addressing the Arak dilemma."
Nuclear Chief Asks IAEA to Avoid Hasty Review of Iran's Nuclear Program
Fars News Agency
Salehi pointed to the limited capacities and number of personnel of the IAEA and AEOI, and said, "I call on the IAEA to pursue its issues more patiently and avoid haste."
U.S. Conducts 'Successful' Analysis of Updated B-61 Bomb
Diane Barnes | National Journal
The United States on Tuesday said it "successfully" carried out an early performance analysis of a revamped nuclear gravity bomb.
Lobby Ship Unions Over Trident, Philip Hammond Tells Ministers
Nick Hopkins | Guardian
Defence secretary's move follows warning that support across parliament for £80bn renewal is beginning to wane.
Nuclear Issue Looms Over Prefectural Gubernatorial Elections
Asahi Shimbun
Nuclear energy looks set to dominate gubernatorial elections outside Tokyo as local government consent is key to bringing nuclear plants back online or building new ones.
Action Needed in Northeast Asia
Douglas H. Paal | Carnegie Article
If there is a fourth nuclear test, will Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo be able to present a united front to Pyongyang?