Tehran says Washington's inclusion on the International Atomic Energy Agency's governing board conflicts with the Statute and founding principles of the Agency, according to IRNA.
Iran's UN envoy calls for the suspension of US membership on the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors, citing alleged attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Iranian diplomats say a US position on the IAEA Board would create a 'structural conflict of interest' and undermine the agency's neutrality, according to TASS.
Pyongyang accused the International Atomic Energy Agency of applying "double standards" after the body passed a resolution criticizing its nuclear program.
Head of Syrian Atomic Energy Commission says new Country Programme Framework covers nuclear safety, health, agriculture and energy planning
The UN nuclear watchdog said it was informed of the strike, adding that no fire broke out and the reactor's operating status was unchanged
The UN's nuclear watchdog reports damage to a non-operational cooling tower at the Kursk facility, urging restraint to avert a nuclear accident.
Iran's ambassador to international organizations in Vienna says a secret ballot at the IAEA conference approved Iran's membership in the General Committee despite US opposition.
Tehran reports it secured a stronger vote in a subsequent ballot after Washington sought to prevent it from joining a General Conference committee.
A source cited by Russia's TASS news agency said the IAEA General Conference avoided difficult consensus discussions by extending prior technical resolutions rather than adopting new ones.
Moscow says attempts to politicize the International Atomic Energy Agency undermine its technical mandate, according to a statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Russian security forces oversaw the rotation of International Atomic Energy Agency monitors at the plant, according to the Russian state news agency TASS.
A senior Russian diplomat said the AUKUS nuclear submarine project poses a serious problem for the international safeguards system, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
Iranian officials say Washington pressured Austria to revoke a visa for Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, ahead of a key International Atomic Energy Agency gathering.
Iran says Washington pressured Austria to revoke a visa for Mohammad Eslami, calling the move a violation of member states’ rights at the UN nuclear watchdog.
Iranian officials cite security concerns over access to damaged nuclear facilities amid strained relations with the UN atomic watchdog.
Behrouz Kamalvandi, spokesperson for Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, cited risks of further attacks and concerns about IAEA information security.
Mehr News, an Iranian state-affiliated outlet, said a recent Board of Governors resolution shows the IAEA has become influenced by political agendas from the United States and Western countries.
Spokesperson for Iran's atomic energy organization says country will not abandon nuclear rights despite threats.
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi held a late-night call, agreeing that implementing the Islamabad memorandum of understanding was key to reducing tensions, according to Associated Press of Pakistan.
An Iranian spokesperson told Al Jazeera that a recent International Atomic Energy Agency resolution on Tehran's nuclear safeguards reflected pressure from Washington and Israel rather than independent assessment.
Damascus says the nuclear watchdog has closed a 15-year non-compliance file, marking what it calls a new phase of cooperation with the agency.
Iran says Austria reversed approval for an Iranian delegation to the International Atomic Energy Agency after a United Nations ruling, a decision Tehran attributes to external pressure.
Reza Najafi, Iran's ambassador to international organizations in Vienna, accused Western states of politicizing the IAEA Board of Governors, according to IRNA.
AEOI chief to attend 70th session of the International Atomic Energy Agency's General Conference and hold talks with diplomats on nuclear cooperation, IRNA reports.
IAEA chief says a covert facility built during Bashar al-Assad's rule, if completed, could have generated fissile material usable in nuclear weapons.
Ishaq Dar and Rafael Grossi held a phone call amid ongoing developments related to Iran and the United States, according to Mehr News.
Moscow’s envoy to international organizations in Vienna condemned the move to block Iran’s nuclear chief from attending an IAEA gathering, according to Iran’s Mehr News Agency.