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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voices concern over the progress of Iran's nuclear program while addressing the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. (NBC News)

International nuclear inspectors said Thursday Iran has made significant upgrades in its ability to enrich uranium. The US called this a provocative step – but fortunately the centrifuges were installed above ground where the US can see them. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)

During Tuesday's State of the Union address, President Barack Obama warns North Korea that "provocations will only isolate them further," and stresses the importance of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. (NBC News)

Iran's State TV reports that an unmanned American drone was captured over the Persian Gulf but did not give details of exactly when or where it happened. A spokesman for the U.S. Navy says no drones are missing in the area. TODAY's Tamron Hall reports. (TODAY)

After a decade of threats and stalemates with Iran over its nuclear program, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the U.S. is ready to open door to diplomacy if Tehran can prove that it is not a threat. (TODAY)

Two Iranian jets reportedly fired on a U.S. military drone over international waters on November 1st. NBC's Mike Viqueira reports. (Martin Bashir)

Stephanie Cutter, a senior adviser on the Obama campaign, discusses the administration's foreign policy approach and addresses a report in the New York Times that the White House has reached a deal with Iran to engage in nuclear talks. (TODAY)

Andrea Mitchell talks with Ben Affleck about his new film "Argo," a film that focuses on the real-life story of American diplomats taken hostage in Iran in 1979. (Mitchell Reports)

Israeli Prime Minister Spokesman Mark Regev joins MSNBC to discuss Benjamin Netanyahu's recent address to the U.N. General Assembly. (msnbc)