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UN atomic energy agency censures Iran

The United Nations atomic energy agency censured Iran for failing to comply with its nonproliferation obligations, casting further doubt on US-Iran talks slated for Sunday.

Iranians pass by a mural that depicts the two Supreme Leaders of Iran near Enghelab (Revolution) Square in downtown Tehran, Iran on April 8, 2025. (AFP via Getty Images)

by Gabrielle Debinski

Welcome back to the Daily Briefing.

In today's edition:

  • The United States orders partial evacuation of Baghdad diplomatic mission as tensions with Iran soar
  • UN atomic energy agency censures Iran for nuclear noncompliance for the first time in 20 years
  • Syria government limits personal freedoms, requiring women to cover the body at public beaches
  • EU begins removing UAE from money laundering blacklist

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