AFP: Leaders from around the world hold a final day of meetings at the UN summit Friday, with Iran’s nuclear ambitions and condemnations of terrorism as top issues.
AFP: Leaders from around the world hold a final day of meetings
Washington Times: Iran is concealing many of its nuclear facilities from international controls and the activities show it is seeking nuclear weapons, according to a U.S. government report.
Reuters: European nations pleaded with Iran on Thursday to reconsider their proposals for nuclear cooperation as international support for referring Tehran to the U.N. Security Council next week ebbed.
Washington Times – Editorial: During his U.N. visit yesterday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad played a dangerous double game. On the one hand, he spoke of a willingness to present unspecified “new proposals” to resolve the diplomatic stalemate over Iran’s illicit nuclear-weapons program. On the other, he made a very disturbing new threat.
Daily Telegraph: The West’s diplomatic campaign to curb Iran’s nuclear programme was in danger of collapsing last night as America and Europe struggled to find allies at the United Nations Security Council.
The Guardian: Britain will lead a drive to have Iran referred to
AFP: Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad met on the sidelines of the world summit here Thursday and stressed their common interests amid tension over Tehran’s nuclear program.
Daily Telegraph: Iran’s president says he will share his country’s nuclear technology with other Islamic countries, the nation’s state media says.
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 15 An Iranian man was
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 15 An Iranian man was