Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jan. 10 Iran’s hard-line president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will travel to the South American continent later this week, meeting several foes of the United States, state media reported on Wednesday.
Iran’s Ahmadinejad to meet U.S. foes in visit to South America
Iran’s Ahmadinejad to meet U.S. foes in visit to South America
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jan. 10 Iran’s hard-line president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will travel to the South American continent later this week, meeting several foes of the United States, state media reported on Wednesday.
1 million write to protest policies of Iran’s Ahmadinejad
Iran Focus: Amman, Jordan, Jan. 10 Some one million Iranians living in Khuzestan, south-west Iran, wrote letters of complaint to hard-line Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during his visit to the poverty-stricken province, a Kuwaiti daily reported on Tuesday.
1 million write to protest policies of Iran’s Ahmadinejad
Iran Focus: Amman, Jordan, Jan. 10 Some one million Iranians living in Khuzestan, south-west Iran, wrote letters of complaint to hard-line Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during his visit to the poverty-stricken province, a Kuwaiti daily reported on Tuesday.
Text of remarks by U.S. Treasury official on Iran bank sanctions
Iran Focus: London, Jan. 10 – The following is the full text of remarks on Tuesday by Stuart Levey, the Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence at the United States’ Department of the Treasury, on the blacklisting of Iran’s Bank Sepah for “facilitating” the Islamic republic’s weapons program:
Iran warns again on nuclear cooperation
AFP: Iran warned on Tuesday it was still prepared to reduce cooperation with the UN atomic watchdog as two conservative papers criticised President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s handling of the nuclear issue.
Text of remarks by U.S. Treasury official on Iran bank sanctions
Iran Focus: London, Jan. 10 – The following is the full text of remarks on Tuesday by Stuart Levey, the Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence at the United States’ Department of the Treasury, on the blacklisting of Iran’s Bank Sepah for “facilitating” the Islamic republic’s weapons program:
Tehran pollution kills 3,600 in a month
AFP: Air pollution has killed 3,600 people in just a month in the Iranian capital Tehran, an official said Tuesday, describing the city’s environmental situation as a “collective suicide”.
U.S. effort to isolate Iran gains ground as European bank restrictions take hold
Wall Street Journal: The U.S. government’s attempt to isolate Iran’s economy will get a significant boost this month when the last European bank known to be clearing large volumes of that country’s dollar transactions in the U.S. halts the practice.
Tories back US action on Iran
The Independent: Liam Fox, the shadow Defence Secretary, has backed hawks in the White House by calling for “nothing to be ruled out” to stop Iran acquiring a nuclear weapon.


