Telegraph.co.uk | Iran's nuclear program still trying to overcome international sanctions Washington Post UNITED NATIONS — International sanctions are “constraining” Iran's capacity to purchase supplies and equipment to develop nuclear and ballistic missile technology, but Tehran continues to actively seek way to overcome the measures, ... Iran Violated Ban on Arms Exports, But Sanctions Working, Says UN Iran gets nuclear fuel from Russia for power plant Talks with 5+1 should be based on Iran's package of proposals: MP |
Reuters | Iran denies Americans their day in court again Minneapolis Star Tribune Two American men held in Iran for nearly two years on espionage charges were denied their day in court on Wednesday when Iranian authorities delayed their trial without explanation, prolonging the agonizing uncertainty for the men and their families. ... Spying trial of 3 Americans in Iran postponed Trial of American Hikers Charged With Espionage in Iran Is Unexpectedly Delayed Detained Hikers to Stand Trial in Iran |
ABC Online | Visible cracks in the Iranian regime ABC Online The Islamic Republic of Iran is stumbling into another crisis. This time the crisis is of its own making – one that goes to the very heart of the system. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is criticised by those close to the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei for ... The Supreme Leader's Djinns: The Growing Rifts In Iran Ahmadinejad: Iran fighting a righteous battle with evil forces OUR OPINION: Iranian politics: Send in the djinns |
CBC.ca | Syria says missing Northwest journalist deported to Iran OregonLive.com Mohamed Abdel Dayem, a coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, said in an online account, "Given Iran's abysmal press freedom record, we are concerned about Parvaz's well-being." Parvaz was born in Iran to an Iranian father and American ... Al-Jazeera's Dorothy Parvaz deported to Iran, other journalists remain ... Syria expels US journalist to Iran: Syrian embassy Syrians say Dorothy Parvaz has been deported to Iran |
Iran's parliament disagrees with govt's plan to merge ministries People's Daily Online The Iranian Majlis (Parliament) Speaker Ali Larijani disagreed with a government plan to merge ministries and warned against "heavy costs" of the plan, the English language satellite Press TV reported on Wednesday. Calling for an end to the "illegal" ... Iran says West tries to deprive it of "peaceful" nuclear activities Adrian Hamilton: High jinks and low politics in Tehran Iran's pres. reacts on ministry mergers |
Fox News | Senators Condemn Syria and Iran, Urge Action by Obama Administration Fox News (blog) Lawmakers do not stop with Syria in their resolution, however, condemning Iran's government for "providing material support to assist the Government of Syria in its efforts to suppress peaceful protestors, including the transfer of equipment to help ... Iran helping Syrian regime crack down on protesters, say diplomats Some see the hand of Iran in Syria's crackdown Syrian tactics parallel Iran crackdown |
Foreign Policy | The Middle East Channel: Freeing Israel from its Iran bluff Foreign Policy One of the great bluffs in the foreign policy community in the previous decade was that Israel would have no choice but to attack Iran's nuclear facilities unless Washington stepped up and took military action first. With predictable frequency since ... 'Netanyahu Waited Too Long To Strike Iran' The Issue of a Nuclear Israel |
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty | US State Department Officials Say Human Rights In Iran Will Ultimately Prevail RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty By RFE/RL WASHINGTON -- Observers and rights groups say Iran's human rights record has taken a sharp turn for the worse in recent months, with the hard-line government of President Mahmud Ahmadinejad seeking to stamp out the possibility of an Arab ... Human Rights and Democratic Reform in Iran Iran to fight 'Arab Spring' forces: US officials US Boosts 'Cyber Defense' Aid For Iran Activists |
Eurasia Review | Gulf Troops to Stay in Bahrain to Protect Against 'Iran Threat' Bloomberg Shiites make up about 70 percent of the Bahraini population of less than 1 million and many retain cultural and family ties with Iran as well as with Muslims of the same sect in Saudi Arabia. During the protests, Shiites also called for an end to ... Iran MP urges Bahrain to defy US orders Iran vs. America Turning a Blind Eye to Bahrain's Abuse |
The Chosun Ilbo | Netanyahu waited too long to strike Iran Ha'aretz Aluf Benn reflects on developments in Israel's policies toward Iran, claiming Netanyahu makes 'hollow threats'. By Aluf Benn 1. Barack Obama's achievement: From the day he assumed office, the president of the United States made preventing an Israeli ... The man who cried 'stupid' 'Iran's response to Israeli raid severe' Iran mocks Israeli leaders for 'stupid ideas' |