Bloomberg: Bahrain accused Iranian computer hackers of breaching the Housing Ministry’s website in an attempt to access data, which lists the names of people receiving housing services, the Bahrain News Agency said.
Bahrain accuses Iranian hackers of breaching website, BHA says
Bahrain traders call for Iran boycott over unrest
AFP: The Bahrain Chamber of Commerce has called for a complete boycott of trade with Iran to protest against Tehran’s alleged fuelling of unrest in the tiny Gulf kingdom, press reports said on Sunday.
“The Mojahedin showed extraordinary courage; they are fearless”
Iran Focus: London, May 01 – Iran Focus has obtained a letter by an Iraqi soldier who took part in the 8 April 2011 attack on Camp Ashraf to his family and tribe. The letter was translated into English from Arabic.
Gulf ‘belongs to Iran’: top military officer
AFP: A top Iranian military officer on Saturday denounced what he called an “Arab dictatorial front” and claimed that the “Persian Gulf has belonged to Iran for ever”, media reports said.
Iranian protesters’ hunger strike over asylum bid
CNN: Outside the UK Border Agency office in Croydon, South London, several Iranian protesters have set up a tent.
EU deplores Iran’s execution of juvenile offenders
AFP: The EU’s foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton on Friday condemned the public execution of juvenile offenders in Iran last week and urged Tehran to halt the use of the death penalty.
Iran MPs ‘urge Ahmadinejad to end boycott’
AFP: Iranian lawmakers have called on President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to end an eight-day boycott and accept the supreme leader’s decision to reinstate the intelligence minister, Shargh newspaper reported on Saturday.
Iran says Indian oil funds freed in Germany -agency
Reuters: Iran has secured the release of some funds that India had paid for Iranian oil and that had been frozen in Germany, a news agency reported.
US aim financial hits at Syrian officials, Iran
AP: The Obama administration on Friday imposed financial penalties against three top Syrian officials, Syria’s intelligence agency and Iran’s Revolutionary Guard over the violent crackdown on demonstrators in Syria.
In shift, Egypt warms to Iran and Hamas, Israel’s foes
New York Times: Egypt is charting a new course in its foreign policy that has already begun shaking up the established order in the Middle East, planning to open the blockaded border with Gaza and normalizing relations with two of Israel and the West’s Islamist foes, Hamas and Iran.
