Reuters: Iran's oil minister said on Saturday the main problem facing the oil market was related to demand and called for stability, speaking a day after crude prices dropped more than 10 percent. Iran calls for oil market stability as prices slide
Reuters: Iran's oil minister said on Saturday the main problem facing the oil market was related to demand and called for stability, speaking a day after crude prices dropped more than 10 percent. Dubai is the ‘hole in the net’ of sanctions on Iran
Daily Telegraph: Iran is evading United Nations sanctions by running a global network of merchants prepared to supply equipment that could be of military use. Somalia pirates release Iranian bulk carrier- IRNA
Reuters: An Iranian bulk carrier and its 29 crew was released by pirates on Friday, seven weeks after it was hijacked off the coast of Somalia in August, Iran's official IRNA news agency. India will become Iran’s main buyer of oil in 2009
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Oct. 10 – Iran said on Friday that India would in 2009 become its top Asian buyer of oil, ahead of China and Japan.
India will become Iran’s main buyer of oil in 2009
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Oct. 10 – Iran said on Friday that India would in 2009 become its top Asian buyer of oil, ahead of China and Japan.
Iran readies to fend off enemy assaults on capital
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Oct. 10 – Radical Islamist militiamen affiliated to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) are staging military exercises in the suburbs of Tehran on Friday to defend the Iranian capital against "natural disasters" and "enemy assaults".
Iran readies to fend off enemy assaults on capital
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Oct. 10 – Radical Islamist militiamen affiliated to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) are staging military exercises in the suburbs of Tehran on Friday to defend the Iranian capital against "natural disasters" and "enemy assaults".
Iran Too little learned
Washington Times: Twenty-five years ago, several hundred U.S. Marines were stationed in Beirut on a peace-keeping mission. On Sept. 26, 1983, an official with the Iranian Intelligence Service in Tehran phoned the Iranian ambassador in Damascus and issued an order to have them killed. Twenty-eight days later, at 6:22 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, two suicide bombers struck.
Iran uses price power in $2 billion gas deal
Wall Street Journal: Oil prices may be softening, but the price of natural gas is climbing sharply in the Persian Gulf, thanks to the booming economies of the Arab petro-states. Iraq must rid itself of US troops, Iran says
The Times: Iran is trying to derail an agreement that would allow US and British troops to stay in Iraq after their mandate expires at the end of this year.
