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ElBaradei: Nuclear Nonproliferation System Is Broken

Mohamed ElBaradei, in the garden of his Cairo home earlier today (April 25, 2011). Jonathan Blakley/NPR hide caption

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ElBaradei: Nuclear Nonproliferation System Is Broken

April 25, 2011 • The former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency says nations that have the weapons need to make it clear they wish to move to a "world free from nuclear weapons." And the enrichment process must be put under international control, he says.

Steve Inskeep talks with Mohamed ElBaradei

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ElBaradei: Mubarak 'Should Leave Today'

January 30, 2011 • The Nobel Peace Prize laureate also told CBS that the U.S. government is "losing credibility by the day" because it appears to be "lending support to a dictator."

ElBaradei Back In Egypt; Says It's Time For A New Government

Mohamed ElBaradei was surrounded by reporters as he arrived at Cairo airport today (Jan. 27, 2011). Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images hide caption

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ElBaradei Back In Egypt; Says It's Time For A New Government

January 27, 2011 • Protests continue in major cities as demonstrators push for President Hosni Mubarak to cede power.