Not too deep, but an overall informative story on Iran's newly revealed nuclear facility. This echoes the point Scott Ritter made in today's Guardian -- that the existence of the Qom site should not come as a shocking revelation but a piece that fits what, it now appears, many officials already knew or believed to be true. This is also the only news story I've seen that devotes more than a sentence to the network of known nuclear sites in the country.

Good story but the author should have mentioned that Russia is supplying the nuclear fuel for the initial power plant at Bushehr, and Russia will keep control of the spent fuel. He might have mentioned that Iran says the new facility will enrich U-235 tol the maximum 5% purity appropriate for operating a power plant.

Informative report on Iran's hidden nuclear site, as well as its other facilities. This article is factual and fair, but doesn't provide a lot of sourcing or context. Helpful overview nonetheless.

This piece is innuendo and speculation. The use of the word "suggest" means that there's not evidence, but that something might be something. This isn't a story.