ElBaradei given Nobel Peace Prize
UN agency, chief honored for work to halt atomic arms
PRAGUE -- Mohamed ElBaradei and the International Atomic Energy Agency he leads received the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize yesterday, a tribute to their diplomatic work to halt the spread of nuclear weapons. The award was seen by some as an implicit shot at the Bush administration, which tried to push ElBaradei from his post. (Full article: 1187 words)
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