IBNLive.com | India balances Iran trade visit and Clinton oil calls Reuters By Nidhi Verma and Ratnajyoti Dutta | NEW DELHI May 4 (Reuters) - India will walk a diplomatic tightrope next week as it plays host to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the same time as a large Iranian trade delegation visits seeking to ... Clinton's visit: India, US to discuss Afghanistan, Iran, n-deal |
National Post | Iran May Lose 9.5% of Oil Contracts as Asian Buyers Cut Imports Bloomberg Iran is poised to lose at least 192000 barrels a day of crude-supply contracts, or about 9.5 percent of its global exports, as Asian buyers curb purchases amid western sanctions targeting the nation's oil trade. Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd. Brent steady above $116; set for steepest weekly fall since Dec Brent set for steepest weekly fall since Dec |
Christian Science Monitor | Iran goal: To build a nuclear bomb in 60 days, says Israel minister Christian Science Monitor Iran is working toward a 'threshold status' of being able to produce a nuclear bomb with 60 days notice, says Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak. Debate in Israel over Iran's nuclear aims continues. By Dan Williams, Reuters / May 4, 2012 Israel's ... Iran could seek short build time for bomb: Israel Israel: Iran Seeks Ability to Build Nuke in 60 Days Dunsmore: Israel Debates Iran |
Christian Science Monitor | Access to Iran army site "priority" in talks: IAEA Reuters By Emma Farge | ST GALLEN, Switzerland (Reuters) - Gaining access to a key Iranian military facility will be the priority for the UN nuclear watchdog when it resumes talks with the Islamic state in mid-May, agency head Yukiya Amano said on Friday. Ayatollah Khamenei gives Iran nuclear talks unprecedented legitimacy Ahmadinejad rivals ahead in parliamentary runoff Iran Begins Runoff Parliamentary Elections |
AFP | Iran dismisses Western demand to close nuclear bunker Baltimore Sun VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran said on Friday it will never suspend its uranium enrichment program and sees no reason to close the Fordow underground site, making clear Tehran's red lines in nuclear talks with world powers later this month. World powers urge Iran to give more nuclear access CORRECT: IAEA Chief: Hope To Reach Concrete Result With Iran On Nuclear Iran urges West to help end nuclear dispute |
Globe and Mail | Al-Qaida papers highlight tense dealings with Iran Boston.com DUBAI, United Arab Emirates—In the rigid enemy-or-ally world view of Osama bin Laden and his chief lieutenants, Iran occupied a spot somewhere in between -- a state seen as arrogant, enigmatic and driven by self interest, according to newly released ... Documents show tense al Qaeda-Iran relationship |
UN News Centre | UN rights experts decry "mounting repression" in Iran Reuters By Stephanie Nebehay | GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran is cracking down on activists and their lawyers, meting out harsh sentences in an effort to quash pro-democracy activities, United Nations human rights experts said on Friday. In a joint statement, ... Independent UN experts urge Iran to ensure protection for rights defenders Rights situation in Iran troubles UN |
China shippers profit from sanctions on Iran petchem trade Reuters Sinochem, Nanjing Tankers continue to carry Iran petchem * Chinese insurers replace European-based tanker coverage * Chemical freight rates from Iran surge on sanctions By Randy Fabi SINGAPORE, May 4 (Reuters) - Chinese shipping firms are making huge ... China shippers profit from sanctions on Iran petrochemicals |
DAWN.com | Clinton seeks Chinese help on challenges with Iran, North Korea, Syria and Sudan Washington Post BEIJING — US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday urged China to play a responsible role in the world by respecting human rights and helping to deal with challenges posed by Iran and North Korea's nuclear programs and violence in Syria ... Clinton urges China to help on Iran, North Korea Clinton urges united front on Iran Clinton Calls On China To Join 'United Front' On Iran Sanctions |
The Daily Star | Nahas: Free trade with Iran possible Chicago Tribune BEIRUT — Lebanon and Iran are mulling a free trade area, Economy Minister Nicolas Nahas said Tuesday, welcoming the step as a boost to bilateral trade between the two countries. "We are currently studying the agreement that would include phasing out ... Iran-Lebanon joint committee concludes in Beirut Nasrallah tells Iran VP: Hezbollah ready for any challenge 'Iran will not give up on trying to find missing diplomats' |