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Obama's reticence on Iran stirs stew of opinion - USA Today Thu, 18 Jun 2009 23:39:36 GMT

guardian.co.uk

Obama's reticence on Iran stirs stew of opinion USA Today By Jonathan Ernst, Reuters By David Jackson, USA TODAY President Obama is taking heat for his measured comments about the post-election protests in Iran. Obama has said he is troubled by violence against protesters in Tehran, but insists it's up to ... Video: Iran's supreme leader in 'power struggle' - 19 Jun 09 Al Jazeera Latest Updates on Iran's Disputed Election New York Times Obama team grapples with Iran tactics Reuters BBC News - Voice of America all 19,056 news articles

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Protesters Gather Again, as Iran Panel Offers Talks - New York Times Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:06:13 GMT

New York Times

Protesters Gather Again, as Iran Panel Offers Talks New York Times, United States More Photos > By NAZILA FATHI and MICHAEL SLACKMAN TEHRAN — As another day of defiance, concessions and ominous threats transfixed Iran's capital, it was increasingly apparent on Thursday that there was no clear path out of a deepening confrontation ... 'The world can see how strong the true Iran is to injustice' guardian.co.uk Cries in the dark: 'God is great' CNN Iran's Protests Are a Defining Moment ToTheCenter.com Examiner.com - CNN all 146 news articles

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IRAN: Twitter under scrutiny as government continues media crackdown - Los Angeles Times Thu, 18 Jun 2009 20:15:39 GMT

Straits Times

IRAN: Twitter under scrutiny as government continues media crackdown Los Angeles Times, CA The media crackdown is taking such a toll that even the State Department admitted on Tuesday to having asked Twitter to delay scheduled maintenance that would have cut its service in Iran, and the US-subsidized Voice of America satellite channel has ... Video: Mousavi supporters stage another march in Iran ITN NEWS How Iran's Internet works msnbc.com Iran protesters find support in LA media outlets Reuters CBS News - Times Online all 411 news articles

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UN Atomic Energy Chief Says Iran Wants Bomb Technology - New York Times Thu, 18 Jun 2009 02:06:00 GMT

Washington Post

UN Atomic Energy Chief Says Iran Wants Bomb Technology New York Times, United States By ALAN COWELL PARIS — Mohamed ElBaradei, the chief of the United Nations nuclear watchdog agency, said it was his “gut feeling” that Iran's leaders wanted the technology to build nuclear weapons “to send a message to their neighbors, to the rest of ... UN Nuclear Chief: Iran Wants Nuclear Weapons Technology Voice of America Iran to US: Put soothing words into action The Associated Press Iran wants nuclear weapon technology -ElBaradei Reuters United Press International - Jerusalem Post all 889 news articles

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Fears for detainees held in Iran - BBC News Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:46:19 GMT

Times Online

Fears for detainees held in Iran BBC News, UK Human rights organisations have raised concerns that many people have been arrested in Iran in response to ongoing protests over the disputed result of the presidential election. Amnesty International says at least 170 people have been detained in ... 'Hundreds held' amid Iran protests Aljazeera.net Ebrahim Yazdi, Iran's former foreign minister, thrown in jail Times Online Iran Reformist Kidnapped, Family Says CBS News The Associated Press - guardian.co.uk all 338 news articles

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Israel seeks policy change no matter who leads Iran - Reuters Thu, 18 Jun 2009 20:03:16 GMT

PRESS TV

Israel seeks policy change no matter who leads Iran Reuters JERUSALEM, June 19 (Reuters) - Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Thursday the Jewish state wanted to see Iran's policy change no matter who emerged as president after a series of street protests over a disputed election. ... Leaders worried by the rise of people power in Iran guardian.co.uk Strike at Iran called too risky Atlanta Journal Constitution Mossad head: Iran will have bomb by 2014 United Press International Huffington Post - Wall Street Journal all 101 news articles

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Key Iran Adviser Gains Obama's Ear - Wall Street Journal Thu, 18 Jun 2009 04:02:30 GMT

MiamiHerald.com

Key Iran Adviser Gains Obama's Ear Wall Street Journal By JAY SOLOMON WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama, facing a mounting political crisis in Iran, is increasingly relying on the counsel of a career diplomat who has been a staunch supporter of tough measures to curtail Tehran's nuclear program. ... Video: Selling The Regulation Overhaul Fox Business UPI newstrack topnews United Press International Iran: US meddling...Gay activists disappointed...Lakers honored ... KXMC Reiten Television KXMB Bismarck - eTaiwan News all 915 news articles

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KATHLEEN TROIA 'KT' mcfarland: Obama Must Send Iran a Message ... - FOXNews Thu, 18 Jun 2009 21:17:49 GMT

Seattle Post Intelligencer

KATHLEEN TROIA 'KT' mcfarland: Obama Must Send Iran a Message ... FOXNews Obama may not have expected his call for reform to ignite as quickly as it seems to have in Iran, but now that it has started, he cannot walk away from it. Neither can he move to embrace it too openly, for fear the hardliners in Iran use it to paint ... Commentary: Salute the 'bravehearts' of Iran CNN Ronald Reagan, Cream Puff Daily Kos Obama's tepid Iranian support a contrast with Reagan Chicago Tribune all 187 news articles

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ANALYSIS / Iran soccer protest particularly shaming for Ahmadinejad - Ha'aretz Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:45:34 GMT

Sydney Morning Herald

ANALYSIS / Iran soccer protest particularly shaming for Ahmadinejad Ha'aretz, Israel By Nadav Shemer, Haaretz Correspondent The anti-government protest by several members of the Iranian national soccer team Wednesday dealt a particularly embarrassing blow to Iran's rulers, despite their small scale in comparison to the mass ... Report: South Korea vs Iran - World Cup Qualifying - AFC ESPN Iran players don protest colours BBC News Iran briefs Dallas Morning News CNN International - Tehran Times all 219 news articles

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Jason Jones talks about Iran reporting for Daily Show - Baltimore Sun Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:51:59 GMT

Washington Post

Jason Jones talks about Iran reporting for Daily Show Baltimore Sun, United States Jason Jones and Tim Greenberg, the correspondent and producer responsible for the smart, funny and incredibly timely Iran segments airing on Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, say they have been working around the clock for the last six ... Daily Show Slips Into Iran, Thrives on Chaos Seattle Post Intelligencer 'Daily Show' Sends Reporter to Iran New York Times `Daily Show' correspondent Jones reports from Iran The Associated Press Popeater - Santa Rosa Press Democrat all 225 news articles