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Final Hearing for Reporter Held in Iran Is Scheduled for Monday - New York Times Sat, 08 Aug 2015 23:57:15 GMT

U.S. News & World Report

Final Hearing for Reporter Held in Iran Is Scheduled for Monday New York Times The final hearing in Iran's espionage trial of Jason Rezaian, the Washington Post correspondent whose yearlong incarceration has helped worsen tensions with the United States, has been scheduled for Monday, the newspaper's executive editor and Mr. Trial of Post reporter detained in Iran may be nearing endWashington Post Lawyer: Detained Post reporter's final Iran hearing MondayU.S. News & World Report 'Critical moment' nears in reporter's trial in IranWMUR Manchester USA TODAY -Globalnews.ca all 82 news articles »

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Dershowitz: The Case Against the Iran Deal - Newsweek Sat, 08 Aug 2015 15:05:08 GMT

Newsweek

Dershowitz: The Case Against the Iran Deal Newsweek Although the Iranian leadership regards the U.S. as having shown weakness in its negotiation, and although it regards the threat of any military action by the U.S. as having been dissipated, it still understands that America has the most powerful ... 29 US Scientists Praise Iran Nuclear Deal in Letter to ObamaNew York Times Preparations for the AIPAC conference in Washington this spring Jonathan Ernst ...The Atlantic 3 U.S. defeats: Vietnam, Iraq and now IranThe Seattle Times CBS News -Fox News all 6,465 news articles »

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Iran deal no quick windfall for oil companies - USA TODAY Sat, 08 Aug 2015 14:19:00 GMT

USA TODAY

Iran deal no quick windfall for oil companies USA TODAY The nuclear agreement between Tehran and western powers promises to unleash an enormous wave of new investment opportunities in Iran for foreign companies, including oil producers. But closing deals to help Iran revive its oil sector won't be as easy ... Iran Oil Minister Says Output to Rise a Week After SanctionsBloomberg all 1,267 news articles »

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Expanding US role in Iraq strains awkward alliance with Iran - Washington Post Sun, 09 Aug 2015 00:53:28 GMT

Expanding US role in Iraq strains awkward alliance with Iran Washington Post The expanding U.S. military campaign against the Islamic State group in Iraq relies in part on an uneasy, arms-length partnership with Shiite militias backed by Iran — organizations that were once relentlessly effective killers of U.S. troops. Now, as ... and more »

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Iran rejects accusations about military site as 'lies' - Reuters Sat, 08 Aug 2015 11:16:33 GMT

Reuters

Iran rejects accusations about military site as 'lies' Reuters DUBAI Iran's foreign minister said on Saturday that accusations about activity at its Parchin military site were "lies" spread by opponents of its landmark nuclear deal with world powers clinched last month. A U.S. think-tank on Friday questioned ... Iran rejects as 'lies' accusations about suspicious work at Parchin military siteJerusalem Post Israel News Do photos show Iran hiding nuclear weapons evidence at Parchin military complex?Daily Mail Iran's Zarif rejects accusations about Parchin military site as 'lies'Haaretz Western Journalism all 427 news articles »

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Iran's Military Chief Comes Out In Support Of Nuclear Deal - Huffington Post Sat, 08 Aug 2015 16:05:19 GMT

ABC News

Iran's Military Chief Comes Out In Support Of Nuclear Deal Huffington Post DUBAI, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Iran's military chief and a close ally to the Supreme Leader expressed his support on Saturday for the country's nuclear deal with world powers, a key endorsement for the accord that faces strong opposition from hardliners. Iran military chief supports nuclear dealThe Hill (blog) Iran Military Chief Backs Nuke Deal Despite ConcernsABC News Iranian Army Chief Defends Iran DealArutz Sheva all 59 news articles »

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Obama Sees Chance for Improved Relations Between US, Iran - ABC News Sun, 09 Aug 2015 01:10:56 GMT

RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty

Obama Sees Chance for Improved Relations Between US, Iran ABC News President Barack Obama says a constructive relationship with Iran could be a byproduct of the deal to limit its nuclear program, but it won't happen immediately. If at all. Obama told CNN in an interview airing Sunday that Iran's "nuclear problem" must ... Obama Says Chance For Better Ties With IranRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty all 24 news articles »

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Iran confirms trip by Quds Force Commander to Moscow to discuss arms shipments - Fox News Fri, 07 Aug 2015 22:05:17 GMT

Fox News

Iran confirms trip by Quds Force Commander to Moscow to discuss arms shipments Fox News Iranian officials confirmed Friday that General Qassem Soleimani, the heavily sanctioned Revolutionary Guard Quds Force commander, traveled to Russia last month and was conducting weapons deals, including discussion of the S-300 missile system, ... Iran's terrorist general violates UN travel ban with visit to RussiaNew York Post Iran Quds chief visited Russia despite UN travel ban: Iran officialReuters Iran's military mastermind just gave the US the birdBusiness Insider all 155 news articles »

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Israel behind assassinations of Iran nuclear scientists, Ya'alon hints - Jerusalem Post Israel News Sat, 08 Aug 2015 11:31:15 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

Israel behind assassinations of Iran nuclear scientists, Ya'alon hints Jerusalem Post Israel News "Ultimately it is very clear, one way or another, Iran's military nuclear program must be stopped,” Ya'alon said. “We will act in any way and are not willing to tolerate a nuclear-armed Iran. We prefer that this be done by means of sanctions, but in ... Israeli defence minister says he is 'not responsible' for lives of Iranian ...The Independent Iran Deal: Israel Hints at Air Strikes, AssassinationsBreitbart News Israel makes veiled threats against Iranian nuclear scientistsYahoo News all 76 news articles »

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No Trust, No Verification, No Sanctions: Obama's Humiliating Capitulation to ... - National Review Online Sat, 08 Aug 2015 13:10:50 GMT

National Review Online

No Trust, No Verification, No Sanctions: Obama's Humiliating Capitulation to ... National Review Online And now even the Potemkin verification system has become an embarrassing sham, with Iran first refusing to allow physical investigations, then declining perusal of documentation describing past nuclear work, and now rejecting interviews of relevant ...