Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 31 Irans ultra-conservative President-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has submitted his choice for a cabinet to the Majlis (Parliament) for approval, according to Irans state-owned press. 
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 31 Iran has deployed squads of women-only vice police in a new crackdown on un-Islamic dress. Eight women were arrested in the northern province of Gilan as part of a new clamp-down on social corruption, the semi-official Jomhouri Islami reported on Sunday. Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 31 Iran has deployed squads of women-only vice police in a new crackdown on un-Islamic dress. Eight women were arrested in the northern province of Gilan as part of a new clamp-down on social corruption, the semi-official Jomhouri Islami reported on Sunday. 
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 31 In a letter to outgoing Iranian President Mohammad Khatami, the secretary general of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) and Irans chief nuclear negotiator Hassan Rowhani said that Europe completely supported Iran in its production of nuclear energy. Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 31 In a letter to outgoing Iranian President Mohammad Khatami, the secretary general of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) and Irans chief nuclear negotiator Hassan Rowhani said that Europe completely supported Iran in its production of nuclear energy. 
AFP: The Danish foreign ministry summoned Iran’s charge d’affaires last week to express its concern over Tehran’s impending resumption of sensitive nuclear work, the ministry said in a statement on Monday. Charge d’affaires Hossein Taleshi Salehani was summoned on July 28 for talks with senior ministry official Anne Dorte Reggelsen. 
Reuters: The European Commission urged Iran on Monday against resuming frozen sensitive nuclear work which the West believes could help it develop a bomb. A spokesman for the European Union executive told a press briefing: “The Commission very much hopes for a negotiated solution. We would also hope that no steps would be taken over the coming days to endanger such a negotiated solution.” 
AP: A top Iranian official says the country has told the U-N’s nuclear watchdog it will resume some nuclear activities. He tells state-run radio, Iran has asked the International Atomic Energy Agency to instruct its inspectors to break the seals at a nuclear conversion facility so technicians can restart uranium reprocessing. 
The Times: Britain warned Iran yesterday to back off from its unnecessary and damaging threat to resume part of its nuclear programme. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office said that if Iran were to resume its uranium conversion programme, talks between Tehran and the European Union that have been going on for two years would probably be halted. 
AP: Iran set a deadline Monday for European negotiators to submit proposals to Tehran before it resumes some of its frozen nuclear activities, the speaker of parliament said. Such
