U.N. Group Endorses Iran Uranium Draft Amid Divisions
At Vienna, the IAEA board backed a resolution aimed at curbing Iran's access to enrichment technology while avoiding an automatic Security Council referral. Western powers seek a full suspension of enrichment, but nonaligned nations resist, risking a November vote amid deep split over Iran's nuclear dossier and peaceful use rights.
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North Korea dam project tour finds no nuclear test signs
Diplomats from seven nations visited a remote North Korean construction site near the China border and said the blast did not appear nuclear. South Korea noted a mushroom cloud observation and suggested natural causes. video shows workers around a dam construction area with water-filled excavations and a large bill board.
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Nigeria oil blaze after theft attempt halts pipeline
An oil pipeline near Lagos exploded as thieves siphoned fuel, causing a fire that killed at least 30 people in Amore village. The state run Nigerian National Petroleum Corp pipeline was shut to aid firefighting, risking fuel shortages though not reducing total exports.
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