New York Times: Iran has begun a public campaign that appears to be aimed at nudging the six nations that have offered a package of incentives into negotiations over its nuclear program without first freezing its efforts to make nuclear fuel. Iran seeks talks but rejects nuclear freeze
New York Times: Iran has begun a public campaign that appears to be aimed at nudging the six nations that have offered a package of incentives into negotiations over its nuclear program without first freezing its efforts to make nuclear fuel. Iran will not negotiate on enrichment – government spokesman
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 12 Iran said on Monday that it would not negotiate on uranium enrichment despite a package of incentives offered to it by the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and Germany. Iran will not negotiate on enrichment – government spokesman
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 12 Iran said on Monday that it would not negotiate on uranium enrichment despite a package of incentives offered to it by the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and Germany. U.S., Europe lobby to put pressure on Iran
AP: The United States and Europe are lobbying other nations to join them this week in urging Iran to start talks on its uranium enrichment program – and in warning of U.N. Security Council action if it doesn’t – documents shared with The Associated Press show. With politics as a player, Iran loses its opener
New York Times: Symbolism rarely trumps soccer at the World Cup, but it came close Sunday, when Iran played its first game of the tournament. A politically isolated country, Iran was playing in a place that echoes darkly with history. Iran accused of hiding secret nuclear weapons site
Daily Telegraph: Fresh evidence has emerged that Iran is working on a secret military project to develop nuclear weapons that has not been declared to United Nations inspectors responsible for monitoring Irans nuclear programme. UN nuclear agency may ask Iran for voluntary nuclear suspension
Bloomberg: The UN’s nuclear agency may ask Iran to voluntarily suspend its atomic program after receiving the details of a report that shows the Islamic Republic is stepping up its efforts to enrich uranium. Iran’s judiciary frees two journalists on bail
Reuters: Iran’s judiciary freed two journalists on bail after they were arrested for insulting Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the Islamic Republic’s founder Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, a lawyer said on Sunday. UN desperate to question ‘father of Islamic Bomb’
Sunday Telegraph: Washington has stepped up pressure on Pakistan to allow its disgraced nuclear scientist, A Q Khan, to be questioned by United Nations inspectors, after fresh traces of enriched uranium were found on equipment used at an Iranian military site. Irans Larijani criticises Wests nuclear offer
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 11 Irans chief nuclear negotiator criticised on Sunday a package of incentives offered by key members of the United Nations Security Council in return for it to abandon its uranium enrichment activities as one with many problems.