Daily Telegraph: Iran offered to halt attacks on British soldiers deployed in Iraq in return for a secret pact that would enable it to continue its nuclear programme, a senior British diplomat has said.
Iran ‘offered to halt attacks on UK troops’ in nuclear pact
White House: US, allies ‘can’t delay’ addressing Iran worries
AFP: The United States and its partners "can't delay" addressing worries over Iran's suspect nuclear program, the White House said Friday after a new UN report on Tehran's atomic work.
US says alarmed by latest IAEA report on Iran
Reuters: Washington expressed alarm on Friday over new evidence that Iran understated how much uranium it enriched, calling Tehran's nuclear program an "urgent problem" the international community must address.
White House says world can’t delay on Iran
AP: The White House says the international community must work together to urgently address Iran's uranium enrichment activities.
Binyamin Netanyahu warns of Iranian nuclear threat
The Times: Israel was set for the return to power of Binyamin Netanyahu after the Likud leader was invited to form a coalition government yesterday.
Bahrain halts gas talks with Iran over insult
AP: Bahrain's foreign minister on Thursday blasted Iran for an Iranian official's remarks perceived as a threat to Bahraini sovereignty — a stinging rebuke a day after the tiny Gulf Arab kingdom halted talks on a key natural gas imports deal with Tehran.
Iran has enough uranium ‘to build a nuclear bomb’
Daily Telegraph: In their first assessment of the Islamic Republic's nuclear programme since Barack Obama became US president, atomic inspectors disclosed that Tehran's leaders understated by a third how much uranium they had at their disposal.
Iran has enough fuel for a nuclear bomb, report says
Los Angeles Times: Iran has enough nuclear fuel to build a bomb if it decides to take the drastic steps of violating its international treaty obligations, kicking out inspectors and further refining its supply, U.N. officials and arms control experts said Thursday.
Iranian builders win contracts in city that Shias helped to wreck
The Times: Iran has won a $1.5 billion (£1 billion) contract to build 5,000 houses and three hotels in Basra, the Iraqi city where British forces have been fighting Shia extremists believed to be armed by Tehran.
Iran has more enriched uranium than thought
New York Times: In their first appraisal of Iran’s nuclear program since President Obama took office, atomic inspectors have found that Iran recently understated by a third how much uranium it has enriched, United Nations officials said Thursday.
