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Iran Moves to Shelter Its Nuclear Fuel Program - New York Times Fri, 02 Sep 2011 00:45:33 GMT+00:00

Iran Moves to Shelter Its Nuclear Fuel Program New York Times WASHINGTON — Iran is moving its most critical nuclear fuel production to a heavily defended underground military facility outside the holy city of Qum, where it is less vulnerable to attack from the air and, the Iranians hope, ... and more »

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Iran lawmaker says Tehran should not back Syrian regime - Los Angeles Times Fri, 02 Sep 2011 00:29:38 GMT+00:00

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Iran lawmaker says Tehran should not back Syrian regime Los Angeles Times The Syrian regime's crackdown on protests has sparked calls from Iran to heed opposition demands. (John Kolesidis, Reuters / September 2, 2011) By Ramin Mostaghim and Ellen Knickmeyer, Los Angeles Times In a sign that Syria's crackdown on dissent is ... Iran and Syria: America's Middle East pundits get it wrong (again)CNN (blog) Iran official: Tehran should have supported Syrian uprisingHa'aretz Iran running out of patience with SyriaThe National Washington Post -Council on Foreign Relations (blog) -Intelligence & Terrorism Information Center all 61 news articles »

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Iran's supreme leader warns against US benefit from uprisings - Los Angeles Times Thu, 01 Sep 2011 07:00:51 GMT+00:00

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Iran's supreme leader warns against US benefit from uprisings Los Angeles Times Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, congratulated the "revolutionaries" behind the so-called Arab Spring rebellions but warned them against allowing the United States to take advantage of the upheaval, ... Iran Concerned West Will Benefit From Arab UprisingsNew York Times Iran: Khamenei warns of U.S. impact on Arab SpringSan Francisco Chronicle Supreme Leader expresses election cautionPayvand Voice of America (blog) -The Guardian all 194 news articles »

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Catching the Internet's spies in Iran and elsewhere - CPJ Press Freedom Online Thu, 01 Sep 2011 14:52:54 GMT+00:00

The Guardian

Catching the Internet's spies in Iran and elsewhere CPJ Press Freedom Online According to Google's later reporting, the affected users were "primarily located" in Iran . What does this mean? It means that somebody in Iran had gone to great lengths to intercept supposedly secure Internet traffic, including Gmail messages. ... Major domains were targeted in the Diginotar SSL attackInquirer Gmail Users in Iran Targeted With Fraudulent CertificateSocial Barrel We need to be certain that website certs are genuineIrish Times CNET -New York Times -Discovery News all 393 news articles »

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Iran refutes Sarkozy's remarks about its nuclear program - Xinhua Thu, 01 Sep 2011 22:56:23 GMT+00:00

Ha'aretz

Iran refutes Sarkozy's remarks about its nuclear program Xinhua 1 (Xinhua) -- An official of Iranian Foreign Ministry on Thursday described French President Nicolas Sarkozy's remarks on Iran's nuclear program as "unreal claims" and "should be avoided," the state IRIB TV reported. According to the report, ... Iran slams Sarkozy over nuclear remark: reportAFP Iran "charm offensive" fails to ease nuclear fearsReuters Africa Iran dismisses Sarkozy's remarksPress TV Al-Manar TV -China Daily -B92 all 185 news articles »

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Report: Iran's parliament speaker to visit North Korea - CNN International Thu, 01 Sep 2011 05:57:07 GMT+00:00

Press TV

Report: Iran's parliament speaker to visit North Korea CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- Iran's Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani will visit North Korea on Sunday on a three-day trip, Iran's parliament news service said. From Pyongyang, Larijani will travel to China, the news service said. ... Iran's parliamentary speaker will visit North Korea, China next weekExaminer.com Iran: Parliament Speaker to Visit North KoreaNew York Times World Press on Iran, Turkey and Caucasus (September 1, 2011)vestnik kavkaza Press TV -Arirang News -CNN (blog) all 11 news articles »

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Errors in copies of Qur'an from China irk Iran - Arab News Thu, 01 Sep 2011 18:31:49 GMT+00:00

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Errors in copies of Qur'an from China irk Iran Arab News The head of Iran's Qur'an oversight office says some of the Chinese-printed versions of Qur'an are littered with spelling errors. Ahmad Haji-Sharif is quoted by Iran's semiofficial Mehr news agency as warning consumers that lower-cost copies of Quar'an ... Iran irked by errors in Qurans from China7Online.com Chinese-made Qur'ans full of errors, warns Iranian officialThe Guardian China-printed Quran has spelling mistakes: IranIranian Weasel Zippers -UPI.com -NOW LEBANON all 101 news articles »

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Press TV: Iran sending submarine, warship to Gulf of Aden, Red Sea - Washington Post Tue, 30 Aug 2011 18:14:35 GMT+00:00

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Press TV: Iran sending submarine, warship to Gulf of Aden, Red Sea Washington Post By AP, CAIRO — An official Iranian news agency says Iran is sending a submarine and a warship to the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea. Press TV quotes the commander, Rear Adm. Habibollah Sayyari, as saying the deployment will serve the country's interests ... Iran's Ominous Red Sea MoveFrontPage Magazine Boykin: Israel-Iran conflict likely inevitableOneNewsNow Israel, Iran deploy warships in Red SeaUPI.com Ha'aretz -AFP -Tablet Magazine all 140 news articles »

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US military marks first month with no troop deaths in Iraq war - Washington Post Thu, 01 Sep 2011 16:57:46 GMT+00:00

Globe and Mail

US military marks first month with no troop deaths in Iraq war Washington Post This summer, American and Iraqi forces operating in southern Iraq have been increasing operations against Shiite militias in an attempt to disrupt weapons smuggling from Iran, which could account for some of the drop in US troop deaths. ... Highest-ever US death count for one month in Afghanistan in August... but NO ...Daily Mail In First for Iraq War, No U.S. Deaths in AugustInternational Business Times In the World | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-09-01Philadelphia Inquirer STLtoday.com all 328 news articles »

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Secrecy characterizes case against ex-CIA officer - Wall Street Journal Tue, 30 Aug 2011 22:17:53 GMT+00:00

Secrecy characterizes case against ex-CIA officer Wall Street Journal A judge held a secret hearing Tuesday in the prosecution of a former CIA operative accused of leaking government secrets about Iran to a New York Times reporter, a case where prosecutors are asking for permission to present secret evidence to a jury ... and more »