Reuters | US businessman detained in Iran denied access to lawyer Reuters Siamak Namazi, a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen, was detained by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in October while visiting family, according to a source familiar with the matter who declined to be identified. Iranian authorities have not announced ... Iranian-American businessman detained in Iran denied access to lawyer |
Quartz | Photos: Meet the teenage girls on Iran's death row Quartz The 17-year-old Iranian hoped to marry the boy, but her father opposed the marriage. One day she got into an argument with her father over the romance, got angry, and killed him with a kitchen knife. Now, Mahsa's brothers are requesting the death ... |
New York Times | Iran's Thwarted Reformers Set Careful Goals for Coming Vote New York Times The young supporters of Iran's reformist movement gathered behind the safe walls of a sports hall last week to campaign for elections on Friday for Parliament and an influential clerical council. Their longstanding demand has been tangible change, but ... How Iran's Political Dynamics Conflict With Hype Over Elections' Influence Among Iranian Reformists, hope goes hand in hand with pragmatism |
Yahoo News | Russia's defence minister on surprise visit to Iran Yahoo News Russia and Iran are both longtime allies of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Moscow launched air strikes in support of Syria's government on September 30. Tehran supports Assad by sending "military advisers" and volunteers to fight alongside ... What To Expect In Iran's Upcoming Elections Russia's defence minister visits Iran; Syria on agenda Russian defense minister makes surprise visit to Iran |
The Guardian | 'I feel freer here' – high times on Iran's ski slopes The Guardian Kashmir, Japan, Russia and Chile are among dream destinations but the ultimate edgy ski trip has to be to Iran. Tourism is growing at a stupendous rate, especially since FCO advice was relaxed for the country last summer. Overnight snowfalls in excess ... |
Al-Arabiya | Saudi Arabia accuses 32 people of spying for Iran Al-Arabiya The Specialized Criminal Court of Riyadh on Sunday presented a list of accusations prepared by the Bureau of Investigation and Public Prosecution (BIP) against 32 people accused of spying for Iranian Intelligence. The accused were Saudis from al-Qatif ... Iran spy ring stands trial |
Financial Times | Iran's economic gloom dims enthusiasm for coming elections Financial Times For porters looking for business as they push empty carts through the arched passageways of Tehran's Grand Bazaar Iran's economic recovery still seems a long way off. The subdued seasonal shopping just one month before Norouz, the Iranian new year ... |
Iran's Ambitions Face Wary Western Oil Firms Wall Street Journal TEHRAN—When Iran's oil minister, Bjian Zanganeh, took office in 2013, he laid out a grand vision for his country's oil business after Western sanctions ended, proposing to double production to levels not seen since the energy industry's heyday here ... |
Nasdaq | Iran''s Ambitions Face Wary Western Oil Firms Nasdaq TEHRAN--When Iran's oil minister, Bjian Zanganeh, took office in 2013, he laid out a grand vision for his country's oil business after Western sanctions ended, proposing to double production to levels not seen since the energy industry's heyday here ... Is Iran's Comeback a Double-Edged Sword for India? True to their word, Iran pumps up the volume Shell starts paying off its giant oil debt to Iran |
New York Post | Obama's Iranian 'moderates' are anything but New York Post When it runs out of plausible excuses for its appeasement-plus policy on Iran, the Obama administration advances one argument as final line of defense: showing goodwill toward the Islamic Republic would help “moderates” secure a greater share of power ... Moderates could gain influence over choice of next leader in Iran vote How will Iran choose its next Supreme Leader? |