The Guardian | Iran considers ban on vasectomies in drive to boost birthrate The Guardian Iran's parliament is seeking a ban on vasectomies and a tightening of abortion rules as the country moves away from its progressive laws on family planning in an attempt to increase the birthrate. Two decades after Iran initiated an effective birth ... Iran 'to ban vasectomies and punish doctors offering contraception' LIGNET: Pressure Builds as Iran Talks Enter Critical Stage |
BBC News | Iran Escalates Dispute Over UN Envoy New York Times UNITED NATIONS — Iran's increasingly angry protests over the American decision to not grant a visa to its new United Nations ambassador, and the uncertainty over how far the dispute will go, have not only rubbed feelings on both sides raw. They have ... Iran protests US visa denial for UN ambassador pick US adopts harsher tone in UN envoy dispute with Iran Iran Fights Back Against US Block on UN Ambassador |
Aljazeera.com | Rouhani says Iran sanctions will unravel in months Reuters Some international sanctions imposed over Iran's nuclear program have been eased temporarily after a deal was reached last year with world powers, but Washington has said the lifting of sanctions can only happen "in total" after a comprehensive deal is ... Sanctions Are Eased; Iran Sees Little Relief An undue frostiness greets Iran's nuclear spring Iran cuts enriched uranium stockpile: report |
National Post | Alberta company fined $90000 for shipping rubber parts to Iran that could be ... National Post In an unprecedented use of legislation intended to prevent material that could be used to make nuclear weapons from entering Iran, a Red Deer, Alta., company was fined $90,000 Monday for trying to export $15-worth of prohibited rubber rings. Red Deer company fined for Iran export Lee Specialties Ltd. Charged With Exporting Prohibited Commodity To Iran Red Deer company charged with shipping materials to Iran |
After success on Iran, US Treasury's sanctions team faces new challenges Reuters By turning to sanctions in response to Russia's intervention in Ukraine, Obama reinforced a trend: He - and George W. Bush before him - increasingly have used financial warfare, rather than the overtaxed U.S. military, in crises from North Korea to ... |
Israel says Kerry remarks on Iran nuclear threshold 'not acceptable' Reuters "In the past, and also recently, what we heard from the Americans, including publicly, and from the Europeans and even from the Russians, was that Iran must be distanced years - not months but years - from nuclear weaponry," said Yuval Steinitz, the ... |
Military.com | Family of Ex-Marine in Iran Sees Hope of Freedom ABC News The Michigan family of a former Marine imprisoned in Iran since his 2011 arrest on spying charges is hopeful that he could be released soon because of recent developments in his case, including his conviction for a lesser offense, a family spokesman ... Lawyer: Former Marine Gets Prison Sentence in Iran Iran court overturns death sentence for ex-Marine |
Al-Arabiya | Tehran: Iran could be 'reliable' gas supplier to EU Al-Arabiya Iran could be a “reliable, secure and long-term” supplier of gas to Europe, Agence France-Presse reported Tehran's industry minister, Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, as saying in an interview on Monday. “We don't want to compete with Russia. But we know ... How the Ukraine Crisis Could Work to Iran's Advantage Iran says oil barter deal with Russia very hard to seal Iran Planning To Export Oil To Russia In Defiance Of Western Sanctions |
BBC News | Iran to Challenge US on Visa Denial for Envoy Pick TIME “We do not have a replacement for Mr. Aboutalebi and we will pursue the matter via legal mechanisms anticipated in the United Nations,” said Abbas Araghchi, a senior Foreign Ministry official, as quoted by Iran's official IRNA news agency. White House ... Iran rejects US ban on pick for UN envoy, vows legal action Iran Rejects Naming New UN Envoy After US Refusal Inching Forward With Iran |
Iran defeated plans of 86 countries: Guard officer The Daily Star Hajizadeh, who commands the Revolutionary Guard air force, said “86 countries stood and said the Syrian government should be changed and Bashar Assad should go, but they failed because Iran had a different point of view, and they were eventually ... |