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Grossi Installed as IAEA Director

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Veteran Argentine diplomat Rafael Mariano Grossi took over Tuesday as director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Grossi, 58, will become the sixth director general of the United Nations organization, which promotes the peaceful use of nuclear technology…

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