Uzbekistan will also share intelligence with the United States and increase its cooperation with the Central Intelligence Agency and other American intelligence agencies.
Tensions rose sharply with Egypt, leading Israel to apologize and to increase its cooperation with the Egyptian military.
New Delhi may boost these efforts by increasing its cooperation with Afghan intelligence services and provide specialized training to Afghan operatives in collecting technical and aerial intelligence.
"I call upon Iran to increase its cooperation with the agency and to provide timely access to all relevant information, documentation, sites, material and personnel," Amano told the IAEA's governing board, which comprises the organisation's member states.
Yielding to pressure from the United States, Turkey agreed today to increase its cooperation with the American military campaign in Iraq by permitting use of its territory for the overland supply of food, water, fuel and other nonlethal necessities to American armed forces operating in northern Iraq, not far from the Turkish border.
CBS, another company controlled by media mogul Sumner Redstone, has taken the opposite tack, increasing its cooperation with YouTube in recent months, including the creation this month of a new channel on YouTube that includes video clips from CBS's coverage of the NCAA "March Madness" basketball tournament.
Tibet intends to increase its cooperation with foreign countries, he said.
"India has a strong, real desire to increase its cooperation with China and other countries to perfect and develop its rail system, and has concrete cooperation ideas," Assistant Chinese Foreign Minister Liu Jianchao told reporters ahead of Xi's trip.
In exchange, Iran would accept "full transparency" in its nuclear program, end any "material support" for Hizbullah, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad, increase its cooperation with the U.S. against al Qaeda, and accept Israel within its 1967 borders.
Cha concluded with recommendations for coercive diplomacy and urged the U.S. to increase its cooperation with South Korea and Japan, writing: "A sustained and long-term competitive strategy such as this plays to U.S. strengths, exploits our adversary's weaknesses and does not risk hundreds of thousands of American lives".
