Los Angeles Times: Iran has made steady progress toward producing nuclear fuel and could make significant quantitiesof enriched uranium in less than a year, according to new estimates by diplomats, scientists and intelligence officials.
Mastering enrichment will move Tehran a big step closer to being able to build an atomic bomb. Iran’s progress already has intensified its confrontation with the United States and other countries that fear it is trying to develop nuclear weapons.


UPI: Iranian President Mohammed Khatami charged Wednesday that President George Bush and his election rival Sen. John Kerry are both hostile to Iran.
Iran Focus: London, Oct. 20 Several members of Britains House of Commons strongly criticized Tony Blairs government yesterday for its economic ties with Iran, at a time of growing concern over the clerical states human rights violations and nuclear program.
AFP: The United States said it would be “concerned” by Iran’s acquisition of any new nuclear technology, signalling opposition to a reported European offer to give Tehran a light-water reactor it proves it is not secretly developing atomic weapons. The State Department said the transfer of such technology would be problematic given Iran’s past …
Iran Focus: Paris, Oct 20. – According to the latest report released by Transparency International shows that corruption among Iranian government officials has increased.
Iran Focus: Tehran, Oct. 20 – The secretary of the student
Iran Focus: Tehran, Oct. 20 Four men were hanged in the town of Sari in the northern province of Mazandaran on
Reuters: Iran is ready to prove to the world it is not producing atomic weapons provided the West recognizes the Islamic Republic’s right to peaceful nuclear technology, President Mohammad Khatami said Wednesday. Iranian officials are
Associated Press: The head of Iran’s security council said Tuesday that the re-election of President Bush was in
AFP: Iran warned Wednesday it would reject a European proposal aimed at defusing a nuclear standoff if it does not respect Tehran’s rights to master nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. “Any proposal must recognise our legitimate rights,” Iranian Atomic Energy Organization (IAEO) chief Gholamreza Aghazadeh said. 