NZ considers more sanctions on Iran
New Zealand is considering imposing further sanctions on Iran as part of an international bid to halt its nuclear programme.
New Zealand is considering imposing further sanctions on Iran as part of an international bid to halt its nuclear programme.
Nick Smith says uranium transiting through NZ ports will only be used for "peaceful purposes", despite one of its recipients being involved in making nuclear weapons.
The United States is on the brink of ushering in a fourth round of punitive United Nations sanctions against Iran.
Israel yesterday described as baseless reported findings in a new book that it offered to sell nuclear warheads to South Africa in 1975.
NZ will contribute $685,000 to a Canadian-led non-proliferation project, John Key announced in Ottawa today.
US President Barack Obama closed his nuclear security summit in Washington with a roll call of tangible actions promised by countries.
NZ is prepared to increase efforts to counter terrorism, the Nuclear Security Summit has been told.
Barack Obama told John Key that NZ had "well and truly earned our place at the table" of the nuclear security summit in Washington.
Ongoing free trade talks were high on the agenda when John Key spent 40 minutes with US vice-president Joe Biden early this morning at the White House.