Iran Focus: London, Jan. 30 – The following is the full text of a statement by United States President George W. Bush over the recent violence in Lebanon.
Full text of Bushs statement on Lebanon violence
Full text of Bushs statement on Lebanon violence
Iran Focus: London, Jan. 30 – The following is the full text of a statement by United States President George W. Bush over the recent violence in Lebanon.
Europe resists U.S. push to curb Iran ties
New York Times: European governments are resisting Bush administration demands that they curtail support for exports to Iran and that they block transactions and freeze assets of some Iranian companies, officials on both sides say. The resistance threatens to open a new rift between Europe and the United States over Iran.
Bush vows to confound Iranian operations in Iraq
Washington Times: President Bush yesterday said he doesn’t intend to attack Iran but will “respond firmly” if Iranian agents inside Iraq escalate their attacks or supply materials used to attack U.S. troops or Iraqis.
Senator to block surplus sales to Iran
AP: A Democratic senator is trying to block the Pentagon from selling spare parts from its recently retired F-14 fleet that are coveted by Iran.
ElBaradei’s idea for ‘timeout’ with Iran is rejected by U.S.
Bloomberg: The U.S. today rejected a proposal by the head of the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog agency for a “simultaneous” freeze on Iran’s uranium enrichment and on Security Council sanctions adopted last month.
Man hanged in public in central Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jan. 29 A man was hanged in public in the central Iranian city of Natanz, a semi-official daily reported on Sunday.
Man hanged in public in central Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jan. 29 A man was hanged in public in the central Iranian city of Natanz, a semi-official daily reported on Sunday.
Bush warns Iran against fuelling violence in Iraq
Reuters: U.S. President George W. Bush vowed on Monday to respond firmly if Iran foments violence in Iraq, but said he had no intention of invading Iran.
Could weak oil cost Venezuela, Iran clout?
Wall Street Journal: Softening oil prices over the past few months have spurred hope in Washington that less revenue for oil-rich states could weaken the hand of governments the U.S. considers worrisome — particularly those in Iran, Venezuela and Russia.
