Iran accused of graphite smuggling to aid weapons programs
An Iranian exile and a senior diplomat allege Tehran evades export bans by smuggling graphite and a ceramic matrix composite. They claim Iran seeks nuclear grade graphite as a potential reactor moderator and notes broader covert dual-use material purchases tied to past clandestine atomic activity.
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Washington
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Bush Addresses Calvin College Graduation Amid Protests
President Bush spoke to about 900 Calvin College graduates urging civic service in a speech framed as bipartisan. Protests outside the Christian campus included a few graduates wearing "God is not a Republican or Democrat" stickers, with a third of faculty signing a letter opposing the visit.
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British tabloid captions Saddam photos amid Sunni push
Iraqi Sunnis form an alliance of tribal political and religious groups to break isolation and call for Interior Minister Bayan Jabr to resign after the killings of Sunni and Shiite clerics. Jabr denies graft and says only parliament can demand resignations. A Baghdad coffee shop displays Saddam photos from Asharq al Awsat.
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