AFP: Iran's police chief has warned opposition supporters against using text and email messages to organise rallies, ISNA news agency said Friday, amid reports new demonstrations are being planned.
Iran police warn against SMS, email protest calls
Iran to try 16 people soon over December unrest: report
Reuters: Iran will soon put on trial 16 people arrested in connection with anti-government protests that turned violent last month, the semi-official Fars news agency reported on Friday.
INTERVIEW – Iran diplomat expects more to quit in protest
Reuters: A former Iranian diplomat to Norway, who announced his resignation earlier this month in protest against Tehran's crackdown on pro-reform demonstrators, said on Friday he expects other diplomats to follow his example.
China to send lower-level envoy to talks on Iran
Reuters: China has decided to send a lower-level official to attend talks in New York on Saturday about Iran's nuclear programs, the U.S. State Department said on Thursday.
Ahmadinejad sees “Zionist style” in Iran bombing
Reuters: This week's assassination of an Iranian scientist was carried out in a "Zionist style," President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Thursday, in his first direct comment on the bombing attack in Tehran.
Iran bans weekly for spreading “lies” – media
Reuters: An Iranian court has banned a weekly for slander and spreading lies, media reported, and one opposition website said it was for insulting former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
Tony Blair failed to see Iran threat, Lord Turnbull tells inquiry
The Times: Tony Blair was so committed to overthrowing Saddam Hussein that he failed to foresee that it could make the Middle East more dangerous by “vastly” increasing the power of Iran, his most senior civil servant said yesterday.
Three charged in US over illegal Iran shipments
AFP: Three men have been charged in the United States with illegally shipping sensitive technology to Iran in violation of federal trade laws, justice officials said Wednesday.
Iran subsidy reform wins final approval-media
Reuters: Iran's top legislative body has approved a plan to phase out energy and food subsidies, its spokesman was quoted as saying on Wednesday, a move that would ease a heavy budget burden on the major oil producing country.
FM: Israel dares not attack Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 13 – Iran’s Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said Wednesday that Israel was unable to even dare to attack Iran.


