New York Times | Leaving Iran's Nuclear Past a Mystery New York Times VIENNA — The Iranian nuclear crisis began a decade ago when Tehran's leaders refused to answer questions from international inspectors about evidence that a secret team of scientists, working in a complex organization that sprawled across military and ... Iran comes (not very) clean on its nuclear past More Questions Than Answers About Iran's Nuclear Compliance There's a jarring omission from a major new report on Iran's nuclear-weapons ... |
MSNBC | Bennetta Betbadal, killed in San Bernardino shooting, fled Iran to avoid ... San Bernardino County Sun Bennetta Betbadal, third from left, was born in Iran in 1969. She fled to America at the age of 18 to escape Islamic extremism and the persecution of Christians that followed the Iranian Revolution. Bennetta initially settled in New York City ... SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Portraits of the victims |
CNNMoney | Iran's hidden role in Saudi Arabia's cheap oil stance CNNMoney Even as oil prices have plummeted to roughly $40 a barrel, Saudi Arabia has kept the supply coming, pressuring prices further and hurting other OPEC countries. Iran in particular wants Saudi Arabia to slow down. It is poised to re-enter global oil ... Lots of words, but no OPEC action even as oil soars Iran, Russia reject idea of joint oil output cuts with Saudi Arabia Russia playing energy chess game with Iran and Saudi Arabia |
U.S. News & World Report | Brother of Washington Post reporter detained in Iran delivers petition seeking ... U.S. News & World Report FILE - In this photo April 11, 2013 file photo, Jason Rezaian, an Iranian-American correspondent for the Washington Post, smiles as he attends a presidential campaign of President Hassan Rouhani in Tehran, Iran. The brother of a Washington Post ... With Jason Rezaian Jailed For 500 Days, His Brother Visits Iran's Mission At U.N. Brother of Iran-Held Reporter Delivers Petition for Release |
NPR | Watchdog Pulls Back Curtain On Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program NPR The agreement requires Iran to shrink it's uranium stockpile and scale back its facilities in ways that would make it difficult for Iran to get the material it would needs to build a bomb, even if it tried. The IAEA also has broad authority to inspect ... |
The Guardian | Iran hardliners close concerts in challenge to president The Guardian Kayhan Kalhor, one of Iran's most renowned musicians, with four Grammy nominations, has experienced similar obstacles. He was scheduled to perform at Tehran's Milad Tower in June alongside the Brooklyn Rider, a New York-based string quartet, but their ... |
New York Times | Nuclear Agency Says Iran Worked on Weapons Design Until 2009 New York Times VIENNA — Iran was actively designing a nuclear weapon until 2009, more recently than the United States and other Western intelligence agencies have publicly acknowledged, according to a final report by the United Nations nuclear inspection agency. IAEA: Iran worked on developing nuclear weapons Iran engaged in nuclear weapons design until 2003, says UN watchdog UN report on Iran's nuke program affirms past weapons effort |
Fortune | Iran Ramps Up Oil Deals With China As Sanctions Ease Fortune With sanctions on Iran about to ease for the first time since 2012, China and the Islamic Republic are re-energizing their petroleum-based friendship. Even as Iran is courting new Chinese buyers, it has already extended crude contracts into the new ... |
Al-Monitor | Will Iran play peacemaker between Russia, Turkey? Al-Monitor The downing of a Russian Su-24 fighter jet by Turkey near the Syrian border has put Iran in an uncomfortable position given its close ties with both countries. As Russia and Turkey continue to escalate tensions with new accusations against one another ... |
Consortium News | Israel's 'Successful' Defeat on Iran Consortium News Israel's defeat in its bid to get Congress to block President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran may have represented a loss of face, but the fight generated lots of money and set a marker for Obama and his successors on the price to pay for crossing ... In Washington, Ya'alon says Iran deal still the focus of Israel's concerns |