The International Atomic Energy Agency has begun a five-day meeting in Vienna to examine Iran's nuclear activities, as well as suspicions that Syria secretly might have tried to build a nuclear reactor. The IAEA report issued last week said Iran has not provided enough evidence to refute that it is trying to make nuclear weapons. U.N. atomic watchdog chief Mohamed ElBaradei also
He told IAEA's 35-member board that it was regrettable that force was resorted to unilaterally before the agency had an opportunity to establish the facts in Syria. The inspectors will investigate the site that Israeli warplanes destroyed in September.