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Obama Wants An Iran Deal. He Also Doesn't Want To Be Blamed For Failure To ... - Huffington Post Wed, 08 Jul 2015 20:21:10 GMT

Huffington Post

Obama Wants An Iran Deal. He Also Doesn't Want To Be Blamed For Failure To ... Huffington Post WASHINGTON -- As international talks with Iran over its nuclear program enter the eleventh -- and twelfth and thirteenth -- hour, the Obama administration is refusing to heed calls to leave the negotiating table, for two reasons. One is substantive ... If the Iran talks fail, we won't just revert to the status quo. It'll be worse.Vox New Tensions Emerge in Iran Nuclear TalksWall Street Journal Keep It Quiet: Aide Tells Shouting Kerry and Iran MinisterBloomberg Reuters -Los Angeles Times all 2,045 news articles »

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US Air Force Primed and Ready to Attack Iran's Nuclear Sites - TIME Wed, 08 Jul 2015 19:54:00 GMT

TIME

US Air Force Primed and Ready to Attack Iran's Nuclear Sites TIME U.S. and Iranian negotiators have been scrambling in Vienna to concoct an accord that will stay Tehran's nuclear ambitions for at least a decade. Meanwhile, the Pentagon has spent the same amount of time plotting how to derail such an effort if it can ... Iran's Hard-Liners Sharpen Attacks on US as Nuclear Talks ContinueNew York Times all 2 news articles »

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Obama said to put odds of an Iran deal at 'less than 50-50' - Politico Wed, 08 Jul 2015 18:07:34 GMT

Politico

Obama said to put odds of an Iran deal at 'less than 50-50' Politico President Barack Obama pegged the chances of a nuclear agreement with Iran at “less than 50-50,” even as he worked to reassure Senate Democrats that he won't accept a bad deal, according to a U.S. senator who attended a gathering at the White House. On Iran Deal, Schumer Is the Man in the MiddleNational Journal Obama Presses Senate Democrats to Withhold Judgment on IranABC News Obama: Chances of Iran deal lower than 50-50WFMZ Allentown all 95 news articles »

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Iran 'Shouts Hatred' for Israel, Backs Palestinian Terror - Washington Free Beacon Wed, 08 Jul 2015 16:50:01 GMT

Washington Free Beacon

Iran 'Shouts Hatred' for Israel, Backs Palestinian Terror Washington Free Beacon VIENNA—Iranian President Hassan Rouhani urged the entire country to “shout its hatred for the Zionists” and back Palestinian efforts to seize territory from Israel, according to comments made Wednesday in celebration of Quds Day, which marks the last ... Iran's 'Death to Israel Day' Coincides with Nuke Deal DeadlineArutz Sheva Iranian Diplomat: Israel Benefits From ISIS Terrorism In Middle EastInternational Business Times all 36 news articles »

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2016 Candidate Promises To Wage War In Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq - ThinkProgress Wed, 08 Jul 2015 19:42:14 GMT

ThinkProgress

2016 Candidate Promises To Wage War In Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq ThinkProgress “I don't mind Iran or any other nation having a nuclear power program for peaceful reasons,” he said. But if the current negotiations produce a deal that doesn't include the ability for the U.S. to inspect Iran's nuclear reactors “anytime, anywhere ... Graham talks Iran, ISIS in first foreign policy speech as 2016 candidateCNN International Would Lindsey Graham Back an Invasion of Iran?Bloomberg Lindsey Graham: Obama Will Never Strike a Satisfactory Iran Nuclear Talks DealWall Street Journal (blog) all 48 news articles »

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Iran ex-president says lifting sanctions would be a 'giant step' after US ... - The Guardian Wed, 08 Jul 2015 14:57:35 GMT

The Guardian

Iran ex-president says lifting sanctions would be a 'giant step' after US ... The Guardian Agreement on lifting the sanctions imposed on Iran over its nuclear programme would be a “giant step” forward after decades of hostility by the United States, according to Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the Islamic republic's former president and ... Iran becoming a responsible international player - the mother of all miragesThe Hill (blog) The U.S., Israel and "Anti-Semitic" Iran. Part 2: Khamenei, anti-Semitism, and ...Huffington Post all 15 news articles »

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Syria ratifies fresh $1 billion credit line from Iran - Reuters Wed, 08 Jul 2015 15:25:07 GMT

Reuters

Syria ratifies fresh $1 billion credit line from Iran Reuters The agreement was between two state-owned banks, the Syrian Commercial Bank and Export Development Bank of Iran, it said. Syria signed a previous $3.6 billion credit line with Iran in July 2013 which has been used up mostly for oil imports, bankers ... Syria accepts $1 billion in credit from IranCNN Before asking the West to give up “old habits,” Iran's regime should give up ...Quartz Assad Ratifies $1 Billion Credit Line from IranArutz Sheva Council on Foreign Relations (blog) -Channel News Asia all 69 news articles »

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Oil prices are poised to fall further as Iran talks continue - MarketWatch Wed, 08 Jul 2015 17:30:24 GMT

Voice of America

Oil prices are poised to fall further as Iran talks continue MarketWatch It's just a matter of time before sanctions on Iran are lifted. And when they are lifted, oil is likely to tumble further as the Persian Gulf country boosts production and battles swing-producer Saudi Arabia for market share. Crude-oil for August ... Saudi Arabia Casts Wary Eye on Iran DealVoice of America all 105 news articles »

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Mutual mistrust makes Obama-Netanyahu clash on Iran even riskier - Haaretz (blog) Wed, 08 Jul 2015 17:21:04 GMT

Haaretz (blog)

Mutual mistrust makes Obama-Netanyahu clash on Iran even riskier Haaretz (blog) Mutual mistrust makes Obama-Netanyahu clash on Iran even riskier. Any nuclear deal would have created friction, but with duos such as Sharon/Bush or Rabin/Clinton at the helm, the fallout could be contained. By Chemi Shalev | Jul. 8, 2015 | 1:00 AM | 4 ... and more »

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Iran's Legions of Weary Young People Push Against the Old Ways - Wall Street Journal Wed, 08 Jul 2015 02:39:06 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Iran's Legions of Weary Young People Push Against the Old Ways Wall Street Journal HAMEDAN, Iran—During a spirited concert by the band Rastak, the Islamic Republic's hard-line religious conservatives faced a challenge that is increasingly common in Iran: three young women cheering too enthusiastically. As the friends, dressed in ... and more »