Pakistan, June 23 -- Iran's parliament is considering a bill to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy (IAEA), in response to what it calls the 's unprofessional and politically biased behavior.

Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, announced on Monday that the legislature is debating a move to cut ties with the IAEA. He stated that Iran's peaceful nuclear intentions have been ignored, despite a religious decree from the Supreme Leader banning nuclear weapons.

Referring to the IAEA's failure to honor its commitments, Qalibaf said the has now become a political tool. He stressed that Iran will only resume cooperation once it receives clear guarantees of professional conduct from the UN nuclear watch...