New York Times: They are known mockingly as the “Joojeh Basiji” — the “chicken Basiji.” These are the militia scarcely old enough to manage more than a feeble beard. Irans children of tomorrow
New York Times: They are known mockingly as the “Joojeh Basiji” — the “chicken Basiji.” These are the militia scarcely old enough to manage more than a feeble beard. Reports: Iran won’t annul election results
AP: Iran's state TV reports the country's top electoral authority has ruled out annulling the results of the disputed June 12 election in which President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was named the winner. U.S. scrambles for information on Iran
New York Times: As President Obama and his advisers watch the drama unfolding in Tehran, they are having to cope with a frustrating lack of reliable information — about the clashes between the police and protesters, about the strength of the opposition movement and, most of all, about the divisions within the ranks of Iran’s powerful clerics. Italy says Iran appears to have declined G8 invite
Reuters: Italy said on Monday that Iran appeared to have rejected an invitation to this week's Group of Eight foreign ministers meeting, after a deadline passed for Tehran to signal its participation. UN’s Ban urges halt to use of force in Iran
Reuters: U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged an immediate stop on Monday to use of force against civilians in Iran and urged authorities to respect civil rights in dealing with protests over presidential election results. Denmark summons Iran ambassador over violence
Reuters: The Danish government is to summon Iran's ambassador to protest against post-election violence, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Monday. Huckabee urges stronger Iran response from US
AP: Former Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee says the U.S. should respond more strongly in support of political protesters in Iran. Germany rejects Iran claims of political meddling
Reuters: Germany rejected on Monday Iranian claims that it was interfering in the Islamic republic's internal affairs, and summoned Iran's ambassador for talks. Amateur video turns woman into icon of Iran unrest
AP: Amateur video of a young Iranian woman lying in the street — blood streaming from her nose and mouth — has quickly become an iconic image of the country's opposition movement and unleashed a flood of outrage at the regime's crackdown. Canada says Iranian “brute force” unacceptable
Reuters: Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, adopting one of the toughest lines on Iran of any Western leader, condemned on Monday what he said was Tehran's totally unacceptable use of "brute force and intimidation" to deal with protests. 