IAEA press alerts by email

Why this feed exists

The IAEA keeps inspectors inside Iran's nuclear facilities, and its press releases are often the first public confirmation of enrichment-level changes, access denials, or safeguards violations. These releases have historically preceded moves in oil and defense equities by hours to days. The move often lands well before wire services or cable news frame the story.

What each alert includes

An AI headline stating what actually changed (IAEA language is careful and technical), the release excerpt with a link to the full statement, and a Market read focused on escalation: whether the development reads as routine monitoring or a genuine shift in access or capability, and which assets have historically responded to findings of this kind, among them crude, gold, and defense contractors.

What we filter, honestly

The IAEA publishes routine technical-cooperation announcements alongside genuine safeguards findings. This feed is built to surface the latter: enrichment updates, access disputes, safeguards violations, and emergency statements. It does not flag press releases about training programs or medical-isotope partnerships.

What it costs

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