International Herald Tribune: Early next year, Syria’s first domestically manufactured cars are scheduled to roll off an assembly line. They will have an Iranian name, be produced in a plant partly financed by a state-controlled Iranian car company and be made of parts from Iran.
Iran expands links with Syrians
Army betrayed me, says spy charge soldier
Daily Telegraph: An aide to a British general, accused of spying for Iran, appeared in court yesterday and claimed he had been betrayed by the army.
Urgent: Iran’s Justice Minister dies in road accident
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Dec. 28 – Iran’s Justice Minister died on Thursday in a road accident, state-run media reported.
Urgent: Iran’s Justice Minister dies in road accident
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Dec. 28 – Iran’s Justice Minister died on Thursday in a road accident, state-run media reported.
Iran to revise any relations with monitors in nuclear area
New York Times: By an overwhelming vote, Parliament passed a bill on Wednesday that could limit Irans cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations monitor.
US Government pressurises banks to stop dealing with Iran
The Independent: Dozens of banks have stopped or scaled back their businesses with Iran and other “rogue states” after informal pressure from the US government aimed at sidestepping the need for international sanctions.
White House asks Iran to comply on nuclear program
Reuters: The White House on Wednesday said further non-compliance by Iran on its nuclear program would only “worsen its situation” in the international community and lead to a downward spiral for its people.
Full text: 209-page U.S. court ruling, Iran’s role in Khobar attack
Iran Focus: London, Dec. 28 – The following is the full text of the 209-page ruling by a United States federal judge over the Iranian government’s involvement in the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia which left 19 U.S. Air Force personnel dead.
Full text: 209-page U.S. court ruling, Iran’s role in Khobar attack
Iran Focus: London, Dec. 28 – The following is the full text of the 209-page ruling by a United States federal judge over the Iranian government’s involvement in the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia which left 19 U.S. Air Force personnel dead.
Iran may ban Peugeot car over fire fears
AFP: Iran will ban new Peugeot 405 cars from hitting the streets if a fault which has caused many of the French vehicles to catch fire is not repaired, press reports said Wednesday.
