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IAEA visit: It's showtime for Iran's nuclear denials

The IAEA team's three-day visit marks the first opportunity for Tehran to rebut allegations of a covert Iranian nuclear weapons program that were made public in November.

Could Israel live with a nuclear Iran? A gaming exercise suggests yes.

Terrorism & Security Israel, US postpone missile-defense drill to avoid provoking Iran

Backchannels Are the assassinations of Iranian scientists an act of terrorism?

Was Israel behind Iran nuclear scientist's assassination?

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Another Iranian nuclear scientist killed: part of 'covert war'?

Air strikes against Iran nuclear program? Israel reconsiders.

Egypt saves face in swap of alleged Israeli spy Ilan Grapel

Backchannels What does the Gilad Shalit deal really mean?

Toughest US accusation in years angers Pakistanis

Terrorism & Security Iranian government may be behind hack of Dutch security firm

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Backchannels Meir Dagan, gadfly

Opinion In Pakistan, denial is easier than heartbreak

Backchannels Israeli-American 'spy' paranoia in Egypt

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Israel's seizure of arms shipment highlights rising unease about Iran

Backchannels Lost amid Chávez's rants on Libya, a quieter Latin American foreign policy

Terrorism & Security Israel tested Stuxnet worm in joint effort with US to thwart Iran, says report

Global Viewpoint Why the demise of the Middle East ‘peace process’ may be a good thing

Iran claims it has dismantled Israeli spy ring behind nuclear scientist's death

Terrorism & Security Iran nuclear program delayed, says Israeli minister

Terrorism & Security Iran executes two men, one for allegedly spying for Israel

Terrorism & Security Iran: We can make our own 'yellowcake' uranium now