Key Dates on the Road to United Nations Action 

By Daniel Dombey
February 1, 2006
The Financial Times
Original Source: http://news.ft.com/cms/s/8137cb30-92c8-11da-a8ff-0000779e2340.html

*February 2-3: International Atomic Energy Agency board meets in Vienna.
Expected to agree to 'report' Iran to the UN Security Council but to delay substantive discussion in New York until March.
*February 16: Iranian negotiators meet their Russian counterparts in Moscow to discuss the 'Russian proposal' to enrich uranium outside Iranian territory - the main international attempt to find a compromise.
*February 28: IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei has given Tehran until the end of February to increase his agency's access to people, sites and documents so it can decide whether Iran has operated a covert weapons programme.
*March 2: Mr ElBaradei due to issue report on Iran's behaviour - a key reference point for subsequent debates in Vienna and New York.
*March 6: IAEA board meets to discuss Mr ElBaradei's report.
*Later in March: UN Security Council to discuss resolution on Iran. Unlikely to involve sanctions but could pave the way for future action.