Iran warns Turkmenistan over gas supply cut

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Reuters: Iran will stop buying Turkmen gas if its neighbour does not resume supplies cut off two weeks ago, the Iranian oil minister was quoted as saying on Sunday.

IAEA sets new deadline for Iran to answer nuclear questions

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AFP: The UN atomic watchdog said Sunday that Iran has agreed to clear up remaining questions on its nuclear programme — including any military activity — in four weeks.

Bush gets briefing on US-Iran incident

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AP: A naval commander told President Bush on Sunday that he is taking the recent confrontation between Iranian and U.S. Navy forces in the Persian Gulf “deadly seriously.”

Navy chief tells Bush of Iran fears

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Press Association: A naval commander has told US President George W Bush that he is taking the recent confrontation between Iranian and US Navy forces in the Persian Gulf “deadly seriously”.

Iran: US spreading anti-Iran sentiment

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AP: Iran charged Sunday that the United States was trying to spread anti-Iranian sentiment in the Mideast by accusing Iranian boats of threatening U.S. warships in the Persian Gulf.

Bush warns Gulf Arabs of Iran threat

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AFP: US President George W. Bush warned Gulf Arab allies on Sunday of the threat from their neighbour Iran and called for their support of Washington’s policy goals in the Middle East.

Bush says Iran threat to world security

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Reuters: U.S. President George W. Bush accused Iran on Sunday of threatening security around the world by backing militants and urged his Gulf Arab allies to confront “this danger before it is too late”.

Some 7,200 register to run in Iran parliament vote

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Reuters: Some 7,200 people have registered to run in Iran’s March parliamentary elections, when reform-minded opponents of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad hope to benefit from growing disenchantment with the hardline leader.

UN nuclear chief presses Iran leaders on cooperation

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AFP: UN nuclear watchdog chief Mohamed ElBaradei met Iranian leaders on Saturday on a visit aimed at persuading Tehran to intensify cooperation with his agency over its contested nuclear programme.

U.S.: Iranian bombs rise in Iraq

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CNN: Attacks against U.S. troops in Iraq with bombs believed linked to Iran — known as explosively formed penetrators (EFPs) — have risen sharply in January after several months of decline, according to the top U.S. commander in Iraq.