The International Atomic Energy Agency has resumed its meeting Saturday, in Vienna over Iran's controversial nuclear program.
The board of governors of the 35-nation I.A.E.A. is expected to vote on whether to report Iran to the U.N. Security Council because of suspicions it is trying to make atomic weapons. Iran says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes.
A vote was postponed Friday after the United States opposed a last-minute move by Egypt to declare the entire Middle East a nuclear-free zone. The move was apparently aimed at Israel's presumed nuclear arsenal.
Envoys familiar with the situation say France, Britain and Germany - the three nations that authored the resolution on Iran - worked overnight to resolve the dispute.
The New York Times quotes U.S. Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns as saying the way has been cleared to adopt the resolution Saturday.
