AFP: The UN atomic watchdog said Thursday it was in the dark about Iran’s disputed nuclear programme, as its 35-member board seemed divided on how to get Tehran to shed more light on its activities. IAEA in dark over Iran’s nuclear intentions: ElBaradei
AFP: The UN atomic watchdog said Thursday it was in the dark about Iran’s disputed nuclear programme, as its 35-member board seemed divided on how to get Tehran to shed more light on its activities. U.S. and EU allies to urge more Iran sanctions
Reuters: The United States and three key European allies said on Thursday Iran had not done enough to win trust in its atomic work and the United Nations should now consider tougher sanctions. U.S. says ready to face any Iranian threat
Reuters: The United States military machine is undiminished after four years of fighting in Iraq and is more prepared than ever to face any threat from Iran, one of the U.S. military’s most senior officials said. UN atomic watchdog meets with Iran top of the agenda
AFP: The board of the UN’s atomic energy watchdog met Thursday to discuss Iran’s disputed nuclear drive and the threat of renewed United Nations sanctions on Tehran. Total wants quick deal on Kashagan, return to Iran
Reuters: France’s Total hopes for a swift end to the dispute between Kazakhstan and operators of its giant Kashagan oil field, but a formal deadline of Nov. 30 will be hard to meet, the head of Total said. Iran insists Solana-Jalili meeting still Nov 30
AFP: Iran’s top nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili on Thursday insisted he would meet EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana November 30 in London, although Brussels said there was no still date for the encounter. Peter Reid runs down Iran job — report
AFP: Former Everton and England midfielder Peter Reid has rejected an offer to coach the Iranian national side, according to a report Wednesday.Ahmadinejad rules out Iran nuclear concessions
AFP: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ruled out on Wednesday giving “the slightest concession” in the country’s nuclear standoff with the West. Shiites in S. Iraq rebuke Tehran
Washington Post: More than 300,000 Shiite Muslims from southern Iraq have signed a petition condemning Iran for fomenting violence in Iraq, according to a group of sheiks leading the campaign. Man hanged in public in northern Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 21 Iranian authorities hanged a man in public in the province of Golestan, northern Iran, state media reported on Tuesday. 