1. Mairead Maguire Speaks from Israeli Jail
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...tomic agency Top_news By Agencies    Thursday, 02 July 2009 The UN's nuclear watchdog has elected Yukiya Amano, from Japan, as its new director general. CONTINUE... Israel 'wantonly...

2. Nuclear watchdog approves new chief
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The International Atomic Energy Agency has appointed Yukiya Amano as its new director-general.

3. ElBaradei hits back at critics
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Mohamed ElBaradei, the outgoing head of the UN atomic watchdog, has called the nuclear threat from Iran "hyped" and said there was no evidence that Tehran will soon have nuclear weapons.

4. Israel accuses IAEA over Iran
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Israel has accused the outgoing head of the UN nuclear weapons watchdog of "dereliction of duty", claiming he deliberately withheld incriminating information on Iran's nuclear plans in a rep

5. 'No proof' Iran seeks nuclear arms
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The incoming head of the UN's nuclear watchdog has said that he has not seen any hard evidence that Iran is trying to develop atomic weapons.

6. Japan welcomes new IAEA chief
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Japan has welcomed the appointment of one of its diplomats as head of the UN nuclear watchdog.

7. UN elects new head of atomic agency
(Archived/News/Global)

The UN's nuclear watchdog has elected Yukiya Amano, from Japan, as its new director general.

8. IAEA set to vote for new boss
(Archived/News/Global)

The board of governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency is set to meet for a formal vote on the successor to Mohamed El Baradei, the head of the agency.

9. IAEA candidates bid for chief role
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The United Nations nuclear watchdog has heard from five candidates competing to become the agency's next director-general, after it failed to elect a successor earlier this year.

10. IAEA begins talks over new chief
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The United Nations nuclear watchdog is meeting in Austria to hear from five candidates vying for the agency's top job, after it failed to elect a director-general earlier this year.