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Iranian FM to visit Algeria next week

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AFP: Iran’s new foreign minister, Ali Akbar Salehi, is to pay a two-day visit to Algeria next week as part of efforts to boost bilateral ties, the APS news agency reporting Monday.

Iran oil slick clean-up to take 2 months -reports

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Reuters: A 25 km-long oil slick off Iran’s Gulf shore will take at least two months to clean up and could do irreparable damage do the local marine environment, news agencies reported on Monday.

Iran ‘mass-producing anti-ship missiles’

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AFP: Iran is mass-producing a ballistic missile which can travel at more than three times the speed of sound and hit targets on the high seas, a top commander said on Monday.

Iran unveils 4 new satellites

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AP: Iran says it has built four new domestically produced satellites as part of a space program that’s worrying other nations.

Iran Guards deny holding former FBI agent

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AFP: Iran’s elite military force, the Revolutionary Guards, denied on Monday that it is holding former FBI agent Robert Levinson as reported on some websites.

Iran’s Mir-Kazemi says $120 oil wouldn’t require extra meeting

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Bloomberg: Iranian Oil Minister Masoud Mir- Kazemi sees no need for OPEC members to hold an emergency meeting, even if crude prices rise as high as $120 a barrel, Mehr news agency cited him as saying yesterday.

Kabul denies agreeing to buy all fuel from Iran

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AFP: Afghanistan on Monday dismissed a claim by Tehran that the two countries had reached an agreement for Iran to supply all of its private sector fuel, drawing out a long-running dispute between the neighbours.

In Tehran, trial begins of Americans held as spies

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New York Times: The trial of the three American hikers accused of espionage and illegally entering Iran began behind closed doors on Sunday, and not guilty pleas were entered on their behalf, their lawyer said.

Iran envoy summoned over hanged Dutch woman’s burial

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AFP: The Netherlands said on Monday it had summoned Iran’s ambassador in The Hague in protest against the hushed burial of a Dutch citizen, after she was executed by the regime in Tehran.

Two Americans deny spy charges in Iranian court

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Reuters: Two Americans held in Iran for the last 18 months on suspicion of espionage pleaded not guilty in court on Sunday on the first day of their closed-door trial, state television reported.