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Netanyahu's Iran Thing - New York Times Fri, 06 Mar 2015 20:02:49 GMT

Newsweek

Netanyahu's Iran Thing New York Times Let's begin with Benjamin Netanyahu's Iran logic. He portrays a rampaging Islamic Republic that “now dominates four Arab capitals, Baghdad, Damascus, Beirut and Sana,” a nation “gobbling” other countries on a “march of conquest, subjugation and terror. Iran Might Be Warming to US Demands on Nuclear TalksNewsweek Iran Talks Closer on One-Year Nuclear 'Breakout' DemandWall Street Journal In possible US-Iran conflict, Netanyahu leaves the Jews with no alibiHaaretz (blog) CNN -Vox -Huffington Post all 12,946 news articles »

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Iran Blinds Acid-Attacker In 'Eye For an Eye' Justice - Newsweek Fri, 06 Mar 2015 16:06:15 GMT

Newsweek

Iran Blinds Acid-Attacker In 'Eye For an Eye' Justice Newsweek An Iranian man convicted of blinding another man by throwing acid in his face has been punished by having one of his own eyes gouged out by medics, according to state media, an act which has prompted outrage from international human rights groups, and ... Iran blinds man in 'eye for an eye' justiceCNN Man's eye gouged out in Iran under Sharia 'eye for eye' retribution law for ...The Independent Iran carries out an 'eye for an eye' punishment — literallyWashington Post (blog) Amnesty International -Daily Mail -The Guardian all 56 news articles »

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Beautiful Photos Of Everyday Life In 19th And 20th Century Iran - NPR (blog) Fri, 06 Mar 2015 20:25:30 GMT

NPR (blog)

Beautiful Photos Of Everyday Life In 19th And 20th Century Iran NPR (blog) Since 1979, tens of thousands of Iranians have lived in exile in the United States. The Iranian Revolution forced large numbers of the population out of the country, and many have never returned. As Persian New Year, referred to by Iranians as Nowruz, ... Beautiful Photos Of Everyday Life In 20th-Century IranWAMC all 23 news articles »

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Iran-backed advance in southern Syria rattles Israel - Christian Science Monitor Fri, 06 Mar 2015 20:22:06 GMT

Christian Science Monitor

Iran-backed advance in southern Syria rattles Israel Christian Science Monitor For nearly a month, Lebanon's militant Hezbollah organization and other Shiite forces under Iranian command have been inching their way across a belt of southern Syria in a bid to drive out rebel forces fighting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al ... Iran general and 10000 troops, within six miles of Israeli borderAmerican Thinker (blog) Saudi and Israel Iran anxieties alignBBC News Iran plays on in Syria, but is it eyeing up Jordan?Al-Arabiya The Weekly Standard (blog) all 30 news articles »

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Iran's economy - The Economist Sat, 07 Mar 2015 03:51:15 GMT

The Economist

Iran's economy The Economist TO TEHRAN'S businessmen, they are known as the tea-ceremony set: foreign day-trippers sizing up the bounty that could be on offer if Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, takes the plunge and backs a conclusive nuclear deal with the West. and more »

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Obama is conceding too much to Iran - Washington Post Sat, 07 Mar 2015 00:41:08 GMT

Foreign Policy (blog)

Obama is conceding too much to Iran Washington Post Now Obama is offering Iran the prospect of being, in his words, “a very successful regional power” in exchange for limits on its nuclear program. Across the board, the administration emphasizes common interests with Iran in the defeat of the Islamic State. Scholar Says Obama 'Like A Battered Woman' When It Comes To IranDaily Caller The Pentagoner: No illusions about IranForeign Policy (blog) The Reagan alternative to Obama's Iran dealNew York Post Voice of America -Power Line (blog) -The Weekly Standard (blog) all 34 news articles »

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Iran nuclear commitments do not go far enough: France - Reuters Fri, 06 Mar 2015 17:34:01 GMT

Stanford Report

Iran nuclear commitments do not go far enough: France Reuters Fabius said he had invited U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and the foreign ministers of Germany and Britain to Paris on Saturday to review the state of the Iran nuclear negotiations. "We are in favor of a ... US and Iran seek nuclear deal despite huge hurdles, a Stanford scholar saysStanford Report Good deal is at hand in Iran nuclear talks - EU's MogheriniYahoo News EU foreign policy chief Mogherini optimistic about finding Iran nuclear dealFox News The Daily Star -Business Standard all 103 news articles »

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Iran 'taking over' Iraq, Saudis warn, blaming US refusal to send troops ... - National Post Fri, 06 Mar 2015 04:55:34 GMT

National Post

Iran 'taking over' Iraq, Saudis warn, blaming US refusal to send troops ... National Post Saudi Arabia became the second key American ally in the Middle East to demand U.S. President Barack Obama change tack towards Iran Thursday, as it called for U.S.-led coalition “boots on the ground” to fight the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham. John Kerry, in Saudi Arabia, Reassures Gulf States on Iran Nuclear TalksNew York Times Nuclear Talks Not Part of an Iran Grand Bargain, Kerry SaysBloomberg 'Nobody is going to wait': Saudi drafting nuclear back-up plan to counter Iran?Fox News BBC News -Reuters -New York Observer all 620 news articles »

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The Guardian view on Iran: America's uncomfortable ally - The Guardian Fri, 06 Mar 2015 19:27:25 GMT

The Guardian

The Guardian view on Iran: America's uncomfortable ally The Guardian An ever more visible feature of the ongoing US-led military operation against Islamic State (Isis) is the intertwining of this effort with Iran's objectives in the region. Battling the same enemy, the old adversaries have found themselves a common cause. Iraqi and Iranian forces push on toward TikritCBS News Iran Gains Influence in Iraq as Shiite Forces Fight ISISNew York Times U.S. allies raise concern about Iran's involvement in IraqPBS NewsHour Washington Post -Voice of America -euronews all 1,323 news articles »

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Yemen's Houthis Seek Iran, Russia and China Ties - Wall Street Journal Fri, 06 Mar 2015 20:08:51 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Yemen's Houthis Seek Iran, Russia and China Ties Wall Street Journal Houthi militants controlling Yemen's capital are trying to build ties with Iran, Russia and China to offset Western and Saudi support for the country's ousted president. The Houthis' interim government has sent delegations to Iran in search of fuel ... Iran's Yemen PlayForeign Affairs all 141 news articles »