Daily Telegraph: Millions of pounds in private wealth has begun flooding out of Iran in the wake of mass demonstrations which have paralysed commercial life after the disputed re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Money floods out of Iran as election crisis continues
Iran failed to protect its people-UK’s Miliband
Reuters: Iran's government failed to protect its people during protests over a disputed election and killings and beatings that have taken place are deplorable, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband said on Friday.
Obama, the neocons and Iran
Wall Street Journal – By Robert McFarlane: One casualty of the Iraq war has been the confusion among politicians about the proper place of democracy promotion in American foreign policy. Iran's recent election — which evoked a very vocal, frustrated opposition — brings into sharp focus the urgent need for clarity concerning this issue.
Iran claims FBI blocking Web sites
UPI: Iranian broadcasters claim the FBI ordered the disruption of Internet servers that host Iranian Web sites in the wake of Iran's election fallout.
Iran electoral watchdog says no fraud in vote
AFP: The spokesman of Iran's electoral watchdog, the Guardians Council, Abbasali Kadkhodai said that there was no fraud in the June 12 presidential election that saw Mahmoud Ahmadinejad win a new four-year term.
Doctor tells how Neda Soltan was shot dead by Ahmadinejad’s basij
The Times: They were a few brief minutes that Arash Hejazi will never forget, that have changed his life for ever, that have shocked the world and ripped every last shred of legitimacy from Iran’s tyrannical regime.
Iranians pay respects at Neda Agha-Soltan’s grave
Los Angeles Times: Security was tight around the bare grave of Neda Agha-Soltan on Thursday. Militiamen and police stood nearby, witnesses said, and it was difficult for visitors to hold a conversation within sight and hearing of the glaring officers.
G8 ministers hammering out Iran statement
AFP: Group of Eight foreign ministers meeting in Italy were expected to condemn post-election violence in Iran while keeping the door open to dialogue with the Islamic republic.
Not a clue what to do
Washington Times: The anti-government protests in Iran following the government's rigged elections are doubtless a little more than the "robust debate" among Iranians that President Obama welcomed during the election.
Opposition leader’s aide banned from leaving Iran
AP: Iran's state TV says that an aide to opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi has been prevented from leaving Iran for Britain.
