IAEA Chief Signals Iran Nuclear Inspections Will Happen, Timing Flexible

Over 160 people, including schoolchildren, were killed in a missile strike on an Iranian girls' school in late February; over 11,000 sailors remain stranded in the Persian Gulf awaiting evacuation.

In the long and fractured history of nuclear diplomacy, a quiet affirmation from the head of the world's atomic watchdog carried unusual weight this week: inspections of Iran's nuclear sites will happen, the paperwork is signed, and the machinery is in motion. The United States and Iran, having exchanged missiles and memoranda in roughly equal measure, now find themselves in a sixty-day negotiating corridor brokered by Pakistan, while the U.S. Senate narrowly declined to curtail the president's war powers and thousands of sailors remain stranded in the Persian Gulf awaiting evacuation. What un

IAEA Chief Signals Iran Nuclear Inspections Will Happen, Timing Flexible

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