Reuters – President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said Iran will produce enough nuclear fuel to meet demand from its Bushehr power station in four or five years, the official news agency IRNA reported on Saturday.
Iran to produce enough fuel for Bushehr in 4-5 years
Russian nuclear chief to visit Tehran
AFP: The head of Russia’s nuclear agency Rosatom will visit Iran on December 11 to discuss economic cooperation between the two countries, the agency said Friday.
Iran and Syria helping Hizballah rearm
Time: Iran is smuggling weapons through Syria to re-arm Lebanese allies Hizballah, despite renewed efforts by United Nations peacekeepers and the Lebanese army to seal off the mountain borders with Syria in the wake of last summer’s war between the Shi’ite militia and Israel, according to reports by Saudi and Israeli intelligence sources that have been confirmed by western diplomats in Beirut.
Talabani delays trip to Iran
Gulf News: President Jalal Talabani said on Friday he has postponed a scheduled trip to Iran until Baghdad’s airport is reopened.
Russian rocket deliveries to Iran started: reports
AFP: Russia has begun deliveries of the Tor-M1 air defence rocket system to Iran, Russian news agencies quoted military industry sources as saying on Friday.
Australian leader says leaving Iraq would embolden Iran, Syria
AP: Withdrawing troops from Iraq in circumstances of defeat would embolden extremists in Iran, Syria and Lebanon and destabilize the Middle East, Australia’s leader said Friday.
Japan mulls options for Iran oil project
Japan Times: Japan has worked out guidelines for what actions to take about an Iranian oil field project in which it holds a minor stake, if the United Nations adopts a resolution to impose sanctions against Tehran over Iran’s nuclear ambitions, a government source said Thursday.
Iran allows access to uranium records
Associated Press: Iran has agreed to open records on its uranium enrichment activities, the chief UN nuclear weapons inspector said on Thursday.
Tehran resolute in pursuit of reactor
The Boston Globe : Iran said yesterday that it would press ahead to build a nuclear reactor despite the decision by the UN’s nuclear agency against giving technical assistance to the project.
Iran banned from international football
Iran Focus: London, Nov. 23 Iran has been banned international football games by the world soccer federation for government interference in the affairs of its national team.
