Reuters: Iran said on Monday the idea it was prepared to shelve uranium enrichment for a limited time had been misunderstood by the West, the government spokesman said.
Iran says enrichment suspension idea misunderstood
Iran, Cuba sign five agreements
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 17 Iran and Cuba signed five memoranda of understanding in Havana on Saturday, official media reported on Sunday.
Iran, Cuba sign five agreements
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 17 Iran and Cuba signed five memoranda of understanding in Havana on Saturday, official media reported on Sunday.
Iran warns U.S. sanctions against its banks will weaken dollar
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 17 Iran warned the United States that it risked isolating the dollar from Iranian markets by imposing strict sanctions against Iranian banks.
Iran warns U.S. sanctions against its banks will weaken dollar
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 17 Iran warned the United States that it risked isolating the dollar from Iranian markets by imposing strict sanctions against Iranian banks.
Iran launches new Youth Police at start of school year
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 17 A new security organ has been set up to aid police inside schools in Tehran beginning from the start of the new academic year, the chief of police in the Iranian capital announced.
Iran launches new Youth Police at start of school year
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 17 A new security organ has been set up to aid police inside schools in Tehran beginning from the start of the new academic year, the chief of police in the Iranian capital announced.
Two tracks on Iran: Keep talking, and weigh penalties
New York Times: After intense talks about Irans nuclear program, the United States and other major world powers face two unappealing choices as the United Nations General Assembly opens this week: introduce a resolution in the Security Council for sanctions against Tehran that may not be tough enough to make a difference, or delay any punitive measures, rendering their diplomacy on Iran meaningless.
Japan’s top banks to stop business with Iran
AP: Three top Japanese banks, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp., will refrain from doing business with Iran’s state-run Bank Saderat Iran in line with US financial sanctions, Kyodo News agency reported Saturday.
U.S. asks finance chiefs to limit Irans access to banks
New York Times: The United States pressed the top finance officials of the worlds leading industrial nations on Saturday to crack down on what Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said was the exploitation of their banking systems by at least 30 Iranian front companies involved in illicit activities.
