AFP: Top Iranian nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani will meet EU foreign policy Chief Javier Solana next week to discuss an international plan to resolve the standoff over Iran’s nuclear program, with the West demanding a response in two weeks.
Iran-EU officials to meet on nuclear crisis next week
China urges Iran to respond to nuclear offer
Reuters: China on Thursday urged Iran to quickly respond to an international offer of incentives aimed at defusing a dispute over its nuclear programmes.
Irans spies set up base in Iraqs Shiite city report
Iran Focus: Baghdad, Jun. 29 Agents of Irans Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) are fomenting unrest in Iraqs southern city of Basra, the Iraqi daily az-Zaman reported on Thursday.
Irans spies set up base in Iraqs Shiite city report
Iran Focus: Baghdad, Jun. 29 Agents of Irans Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) are fomenting unrest in Iraqs southern city of Basra, the Iraqi daily az-Zaman reported on Thursday.
Iran rejects U.S., EU calls for faster decision on atomic offer
Bloomberg: Iran’s top nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani dismissed U.S. and European calls to accelerate its decision over whether to accept trade and technology incentives in return for suspending its uranium enrichment program.
Iran given two weeks to respond to nuclear plan
AFP: Iran has two weeks to reply to an international plan for resolving the standoff over the country’s nuclear programme, French Foreign Minister Philippe Douste-Blazy has said, as the European Union confirmed new high level talks with Tehran.
Strong earthquake jolts southern Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 29 A strong earthquake shook the Iranian island of Qeshm and parts of the mainland on the southern coast in the early hours of Thursday.
Strong earthquake jolts southern Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 29 A strong earthquake shook the Iranian island of Qeshm and parts of the mainland on the southern coast in the early hours of Thursday.
Analysis: Iran opposition wants sanctions
UPI: It was hard not to miss the irony of meeting in a restaurant called “Café de la Paix” while discussing revolutions, mass executions, terrorism and regime change with two Iranian dissident leaders who belong to a group accused of terrorism by the United States and the European Union.
Iran set to award lucrative gas deal to elite militia
Wall Street Journal: Iran is about to award a lucrative gas deal to the country’s Revolutionary Guards, a senior Iranian oil official said, in the latest sign of turbulence in the nation’s huge but underfinanced energy industry.
