New York Daily News | ISIS Fight Raises Fears That Efforts to Curb Iran Will Slip New York Times 1 priority in the Middle East has been clear: preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Israeli officials, who by happenstance arrived in Washington this week for their regular “strategic dialogue,” immediately argued that ISIS was a distraction ... What Obama didn't say: How Iran fits into Islamic State fight Iranian official: US-Iran talks on Iraq are a one-way conversation Let Iran help defeat ISIS |
Reuters | Iran says 'difficult road to go' to reach nuclear deal Reuters Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi spoke after a day of talks in Vienna with the three European members of the group of six major powers that is seeking to negotiate an end to a decade-old nuclear dispute with Iran. The discussions between Iran and ... Iran says 'difficult road' ahead for nuclear talks Iran Says Western Countries Should Drop 'Illogical Demands' About Its Nuclear ... Ahead of talks, Iran says West must drop 'illogical' nuclear demands |
Watch: Iran's ex-president Ahmadinejad's very awkward kiss with the supreme ... Washington Post (blog) Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is currently in hospital after undergoing prostate surgery on Monday. The 75-year-old cleric is reported to be in "good condition", though he did issue this stern message before the procedure: "There is no ... |
RT | Iran's Talks With Russia May Strike at Sanctions New York Times Iran sent new signals on Tuesday that it was seeking to subvert the Western sanctions on its contentious nuclear energy program, adding uncertainties in advance of another round of negotiations next week in New York before the United Nations General ... Official: Fighting in Iraq Delays Iran Gas Exports Iran Is Expanding Its Military Role In Iraq In A Bunch Of Ways Russia and Iran discuss 'oil for power plants' deal |
Obama Won't Use ISIS As Leverage Over Iran's Nukes Daily Caller White House spokesman Josh Earnest suggested Thursday that the U.S. won't use its planned campaign against ISIS to extract concessions from Iran in stalled nuke talks. The White House's concession is one of a long series of concessions that have ... Tough on ISIS? Iran Senses US Weakness |
BBC News | No cozying up to Iran, Mr. President Washington Post (blog) Whether we consider its quest for nuclear weapons, its attempt to meddle in Iraq, its support for terrorist groups including Hamas, its support for the butcher of Damascus or its efforts to undermine Sunni neighbors, Iran poses a threat to the region ... Iran backs Iraq's effort to form unity government, diplomats say Iran arrests 'Afghans and Pakistanis joining Islamic State' Crisp: Move against Islamic State must involve Iran |
Iran's diplomatic leap of faith Middle East Eye Rouhani's much welcome ascent to the presidency came with the token of Iran moving closer to moderation and improving relations with its neighbours and the west. There was much hype after Obama and Rouhani exchanged talks, last year in September, ... |
The Moscow Times | Iran to Capitalize on Russia-West Standoff Over Ukraine The Moscow Times When President Vladimir Putin and his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani meet on Friday against the backdrop of Russia's slide into the abyss of Western sanctions, the two countries may find one another to be increasingly suitable economic allies. The ... Iran: Radical group gears up to begin morality patrols Iran resolute on enhanced ties with Kazakhstan: Rouhani US reviewing 'rumors' of Iran, Russia oil deal |
New York Times | Obama Should Play Nixon and Go to Iran Bloomberg View Iran is already fighting ISIS on the ground. This summer, when it looked like ISIS was about to take Baghdad, Iran sent its best military commander, Qasem Soleimani, to bolster the Iraqi defenses. He apparently succeeded, because there has been little ... Obama's Best Hope Against ISIS Was Just Killed, So Let's Make Friends with Iran |
From the archives: Iran in the 1960s - in pictures The Guardian (blog) The march toward modernity coincided with Ayatollah Khomeini's exile to Najaf in 1964, and the assassination of the secular prime minister Hassan Ali Mansour just a few months later. Meanwhile foreign firms, especially American ones, poured into the ... |