U.N. nuclear agency urging diplomacy with Iran
The IAEA chief Mohamed El Baradei calls for talks to ease confrontation over Iran's nuclear activities as the U S and EU push to bring Tehran before the Security Council. A draft resolution would urge Baradei to report Iran's failures to comply with the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and is to be voted on this week.
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Al Qaeda claims London bombings in broadcast statement
Al Qaeda deputy leader Ayman al Zawahri said the group carried out the July 7 London bombings in a tape aired on al Jazeera. He also condemned Afghanistan elections and Pakistan's ties with the United States. The attacks killed 52 people.
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North Korea demands light-water reactors before dismantling nukes
North Korea declared it would not dismantle its nuclear program until the United States provides a light-water reactor. The stance undermines the Beijing agreement reached after international talks aimed at halting its weapons program in exchange for aid and inspections.
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Leach cautions on North Korea talks as steps outlined
Rep. Jim Leach says North Korea’s acceptance of a principles statement may end its nuclear program but warns negotiations must be tough. He notes a three stage path from principles to agreement to implementation and flags potential disputes over verification and reactor conversion.
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MacArthur Foundation awards 25 genius grants totaling 12.5 million
CHICAGO AP The MacArthur Foundation names 25 recipients each awarded 500000 for unrestricted use. Among honorees is Dr Olufunmilayo Olopade a Chicago-based breast cancer researcher who has worked to train doctors in Nigeria and advance genetics driven treatments. Also honored are scientists documenting Madagascar biodiversity and a violinist among others.
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MacArthur Winners Expand Classical Access and Fishing Science
The MacArthur Foundation lists winners including minority children gaining greater access to classical music and a history professor who studies sound. Ted Ames, 66, a lobsterman and fisherman from Maine, conducts scientific studies of spawning, habitat, and fishing patterns to protect the ecosystem. He argues for blending tradition with 21st century methods to avoid over harvesting while keeping fishing viable.
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