New York Times: Irans so-called Holocaust conference this week was billed as a chance to force the West to reconsider the historical record and, thereby, the legitimacy of Israel. But why would the Iranians invite speakers with so little credibility in the West, including a former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard and disgraced European scholars?
Deep roots of denial for Irans true believer
EU condemns Iran Holocaust conference
Iran Focus: London, Dec. 13 European officials voiced stern condemnation of a conference held in Tehran by the Iranian Foreign Ministry debating the existence of the Holocaust.
EU condemns Iran Holocaust conference
Iran Focus: London, Dec. 13 European officials voiced stern condemnation of a conference held in Tehran by the Iranian Foreign Ministry debating the existence of the Holocaust.
EU rips arrest of union activist in Iran
Iran Focus: London, Dec. 13 The European Union condemned on Wednesday the arrest of an Iranian union activist in Iran.
EU rips arrest of union activist in Iran
Iran Focus: London, Dec. 13 The European Union condemned on Wednesday the arrest of an Iranian union activist in Iran.
Iran hangs man in public
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Dec. 13 A man was hanged in public on Tuesday in the southern town of Jahrom, state-run media reported.
Iran hangs man in public
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Dec. 13 A man was hanged in public on Tuesday in the southern town of Jahrom, state-run media reported.
Students interrupt Iran president
CNN: Iranian students have staged a rare demonstration against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, setting off firecrackers and burning pictures of him as he delivered a speech at Tehran university, reports said.
European court says exiled Iranian group was unfairly labeled
New York Times: Europes second highest court on Tuesday annulled a European Union decision that had frozen the funds of an exiled Iranian opposition group and called into question the groups label as a terrorist organization.
US may talk to Syria, but not Iran
Christian Science Monitor: One of the most controversial recommendations of the Iraq Study Group (ISG) is that the Bush administration should enlist the aid of Iran and Syria to achieve stability in Iraq.


