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How much is a nuclear program worth? For Iran, well over $100 billion.

According to a new report, keeping Iran's condemned nuclear program going has already cost Tehran more than $100 billion in lost oil revenue and foreign investments alone.

Stuxnet computer virus much older than once thought

Iran maneuvers for upper hand ahead of nuclear talks

Why Obama's executive order on cybersecurity doesn't satisfy most experts

Why Iran's nuclear enrichment upgrade may be a 'game changer' (+video)

Nuke fast track? Iran plans to up uranium-enrichment capacity

IAEA: Iran making steady advances on nuclear program

Iran says saboteurs cut power to nuclear site (+video)

More telltale signs of cyber spying and cyber attacks arise in Middle East (+video)

Stuxnet cyberweapon set to stop operating

Obama ordered Stuxnet cyberattack, reports say. Did it leave US vulnerable?

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Latest cyberattack on Iran targets oil export facilities

Opinion Iran nuclear talks: To keep global support, US must seize diplomatic opportunities

Iran's Parchin complex: Why are nuclear inspectors so focused on it?

Iran nuclear talks: Why the trust gap is so great

Opinion Israel is not the threat, Mr. Obama. Iran is.

UN nuclear inspectors visit Iran to probe weapons allegations

Terrorism & Security Israel, US dismiss Iran's most recent nuclear progress claims

Iran's good cop, bad cop act: agrees to talks, flaunts nuclear advances

Iran loading homemade nuclear fuel rods, firing up new centrifuges

August surprise? Iran could have fuel for bomb before US election, study says.

Opinion The perfect storm: Three ways to thwart Iran's nuclear ambitions – short of war

Obama's Iran policy shifted from outreach to pressure and sanctions

Anti-US chants as slain Iran nuclear expert buried