Reuters: Iran's Revolutionary Guards will give a "severe" response if the Islamic Republic is attacked, the force's commander said on Tuesday.
Iran to give severe response to any attack: agency
Israel ‘will attack Iran’ before new US president sworn in, John Bolton predicts
Daily Telegraph: John Bolton, the former American ambassador to the United Nations, has predicted that Israel could attack Iran after the November presidential election but before George W Bush's successor is sworn in.
Iran continues to support Shiites, U.S. report says
Wall Street Journal: A new U.S. military report accused Iran of continuing to funnel weapons and money to Shiite militants across Iraq and described Iran as the "greatest long-term threat to Iraqi security."
Britain removes the People’s Mujahedeen of Iran from list of banned terror groups
AP: British lawmakers formally removed the People's Mujahedeen of Iran from the country's list of banned terror groups on Monday, after a seven-year campaign by Iranian opposition group.
Iran to get ICBMs before missile shield deployed
Daily Telegraph: America's proposed missile shield in Europe is unlikely to be operational before Iran acquires inter-continental weapons, it has emerged.
Iran warns EU after ‘illegal’ nuclear sanctions
AFP: Iran on Tuesday condemned the European Union's adoption of new sanctions over its controversial nuclear drive, warning that the measures could damage fresh diplomatic efforts to solve the crisis.
Iran warns EU sanctions could hurt nuclear diplomacy
Reuters: Iran said on Tuesday that new sanctions imposed on it by the European Union over Tehran's disputed nuclear ambitions could hurt diplomatic efforts to resolve the long-running row.
Iran denies market talk of strike on atomic sites
Reuters: A senior Iranian nuclear official denied on Tuesday rumours of a strike on the country's nuclear sites that had unsettled financial markets.
Two Iranian journalists handed heavy jail terms: report
AFP: Two Iranian journalists who wrote for publications for Iran's ethnic minorities have been handed jail terms of up to 11 years, the Kargozaran newspaper reported.
Europe shares fall by midday; oil, euro, Iran weigh
Reuters: European shares fell by midday on Tuesday, led by banks, with investors cautious ahead of Wednesday's U.S. interest rate decision and as Iran denied market talk that its nuclear sites had been attacked.
