The Guardian: Iran said yesterday that it is to present the international community with a new package of proposals aimed at breaking the diplomatic deadlock over the country's nuclear programme.
Iran offers nuclear deal but refuses to stop enrichment
5 nations may present new Iran offer in person
AP: Senior envoys from five of the six nations bargaining with Iran over its disputed nuclear program may try to get talks moving by making a special face-to-face appeal, U.S. and European officials said Wednesday.
Afghanistan: Two Iranian men detained on suspicions of spying
RFE/RL: Two Iranian men have been detained in Afghanistan in separate incidents on suspicion of spying near NATO and Afghan military installations.
Iran says $200/barrel oil possible: report
Reuters: Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari said it would be possible to see a price of $200 per barrel for crude if existing conditions in the market continued, an Iranian news agency reported on Thursday.
U.S.-Iran talks impossible amid tensions, Iraq says
Los Angeles Times: Prospects for another round of talks between Iranian and U.S. officials soon appeared dead Wednesday after Iraq's foreign minister said tensions between Tehran and Washington made such a meeting impossible.
Iran: Britain, U.S. helped mosque bombers
CNN: Iran has once again switched its account of what caused a mosque explosion last month that killed 13 and wounded more than 200.
Iranian opposition group wins ruling against UK ban
Reuters: An Iranian opposition group won a seven-year legal battle on Wednesday when three top judges upheld a ruling that the government was wrong to ban it as a terrorist organisation.
Iraq readies arms case against Iran
Washington Times: Iraq's ambassador to the U.S. said yesterday that a high-level committee will investigate Iran's role in arms trafficking across his country's borders, after the discovery of large caches of weapons and explosive devices recently manufactured in Iran.
New round of US-Iran security talks unlikely: Iraqi FM
AFP: A fourth round of talks between the United States and Iran over the security situation in Iraq is unlikely to go ahead, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said on Wednesday.
US sees Iran as potential threat in Latin America
AFP: Isolated Iran sees Latin America as a place to push back US influence, from which it could maintain a terrorist threat against the United States in the event of a conflict, a senior US official warned Wednesday.
