Olympics Web site blocked in Iran

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UPI: Web users in Iran say they can’t connect to the official London 2012 Olympics site and are redirected to a site with stories from Iran’s official news agencies.

Iran proposal joins jockeying before nuclear talks

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AP: Iran is signaling a possible compromise offer heading into critical talks with world powers deeply suspicious of its nuclear program: offering to scale back uranium enrichment but not abandon the ability to make nuclear fuel.

US Navy deploys 2nd aircraft carrier to Gulf

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AP: The U.S. Navy said Monday it has deployed a second aircraft carrier to the Persian Gulf region amid rising tensions with Iran over its disputed nuclear program.

Kuwait mulls plans to deal with Hormuz closure

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AFP: Kuwait is mulling “many scenarios” in case the strategic Strait of Hormuz is closed, disrupting its vital oil exports, a top official said on Monday.

On Iran, reality bites

New York Times : Bad news: the Obama administration and the West hold a lousy hand as they go into talks with Iran.

Former US officials say they will not be intimidated or silenced

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PRNewswire: Former US officials reiterate backing for delisting the Iranian opposition group, say they will not be intimidated or silenced, according to Iranian-American community of northern California.

Japan tells off ex-PM Hatoyama over Iran visit

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AFP: The Japanese government on Monday gave a former prime minister a ticking off over a “personal” visit to Iran, where he met President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and apparently criticised the IAEA.

American universities infected by foreign spies detected by FBI

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Bloomberg: She also worried that the company, which had investors from Iran and wanted to recruit students from there, might be a front for the Iranian government, she said.

World powers to hold talks with Iran on April 14: EU

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Reuters: World powers will hold the next round of nuclear negotiations with Iran on April 14 in Istanbul, a spokesman for EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said on Sunday.

Options in Iran depend on intelligence

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UPI: The U.S. government plans to use massive surveillance before making the call on striking Iran, an intelligence source told The Washington Post.