Reuters: Iran's Oil Ministry anticipates a crude oil price of about $40 a barrel in 2009, Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari was quoted as saying on Saturday, suggesting Tehran does not expect the market to rebound soon. Iran sees oil at around $40 in 2009
Reuters: Iran's Oil Ministry anticipates a crude oil price of about $40 a barrel in 2009, Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari was quoted as saying on Saturday, suggesting Tehran does not expect the market to rebound soon. Spy chief says Bin Laden son left Iran, likely is in Pakistan
Wall Street Journal: Osama bin Laden's third eldest son, an al Qaeda operative, is no longer under arrest in Iran and is likely in Pakistan, the top U.S. spymaster said Friday. Iranian cleric calls for shooting Israeli FM
AP: A high-level Iranian cleric called for the shooting of the Israeli foreign minister in a speech before worshippers. US condemns stoning executions in Iran
AFP: The United States on Friday joined international condemnation of the stoning death of two men in Iran for adultery, demanding an end to such "cruel and unusual punishment" there. Older son of bin Laden believed to be in Pakistan
New York Times: A son of Osama bin Laden who spent years under Iranian house arrest has left Iran and is now probably operating inside Pakistan, a senior American intelligence official said Friday. Iran court convicts 4 over alleged US-backed plot
AP: Iran's official news agency reports that four Iranians have been convicted and sentenced to prison in an alleged US-backed plot to topple the government. Iran leader denounces Arab ‘traitors’ in Gaza crisis
AFP: Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei denounced Arab "traitors" and "hypocrites" in the Gaza crisis, in a message Friday to Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, the state news agency IRNA reported. Iranian collector jailed over British book scam
AFP: A wealthy Iranian businessman was jailed for two years on Friday for stealing pages from rare books in Britain's top libraries to improve his own collection. Iranian nuclear programme has no civilian goal: Sarkozy
AFP: Iran's nuclear enrichment programme has no civilian purpose and is dragging it into a dangerous confrontation with the international community, France's President Nicolas Sarkozy said Friday. Fresh clues of Iranian nuclear intrigue
Wall Street Journal: U.S. security and law-enforcement officials say they have fresh evidence of recent efforts by Iran to evade sanctions and acquire metals from China used in high-tech weaponry, including long-range nuclear missiles. 