Iran Focus: London, Jul. 6 Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim Al-Jaafari has postponed his official visit to Iran until next week, according to informed sources. No reason has been given for the unexpected decision.
The official Iranian news agency reported that Al-Jaafari would come to Tehran on July 12, while Iraqi Ambassador Mohammad Majid Abbas had said earlier that the Iraqi prime minister was expected in Tehran this week.
Iraqi PM delays visit to Iran
Iraqi PM delays visit to Iran
Iran Focus: London, Jul. 6 Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim Al-Jaafari has postponed his official visit to Iran until next week, according to informed sources. No reason has been given for the unexpected decision.
The official Iranian news agency reported that Al-Jaafari would come to Tehran on July 12, while Iraqi Ambassador Mohammad Majid Abbas had said earlier that the Iraqi prime minister was expected in Tehran this week.
Iran Military Unit Backs President-Elect
AP: Iran’s hard-line Revolutionary Guards pledged their loyalty Tuesday to the country’s ultraconservative president-elect, who called for an end to accusations that he took Americans hostage and killed a Kurdish opposition leader. The guards’ welcome of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was in stark contrast to their threat four years ago to attack supporters of outgoing reformist President Mohammad Khatami if they threatened Iran’s Islamic regime.
Polish Parliamentary Speaker: Iran greatest threat to world peace
Iran Focus: London, Jul. 05 In an interview yesterday with the Jerusalem Post, Polands Parliament Speaker said Iran posed the greatest threat to international peace and stability. “There is no doubt that if the real intention of Iranian authorities is to reach capability to attain nuclear weapons [then”> it would be greatest threat to peace not only in this part of the world… but theoretically it can be the greatest threat to world peace”, …
Polish Parliamentary Speaker: Iran greatest threat to world peace
Iran Focus: London, Jul. 05 In an interview yesterday with the Jerusalem Post, Polands Parliament Speaker said Iran posed the greatest threat to international peace and stability. “There is no doubt that if the real intention of Iranian authorities is to reach capability to attain nuclear weapons [then”> it would be greatest threat to peace not only in this part of the world… but theoretically it can be the greatest threat to world peace”, …
EU will not accept Iranian resumption of nuclear weapons activity: French FM
AFP: The European Union will not accept a resumption of any nuclear arms activitiy by Iran, French Foreign Minister Philippe Douse-Blazy said Tuesday after talks with US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. “The Europeans will never accept a resumption of the Iranian military nuclear activity,” he told reporters with Rice by his side after their meeting at the State Department.
Iran not very optimistic ahead of ‘difficult’ nuclear talks
AFP: The head of Iran’s atomic programme said Tuesday he was “not very optimistic” ahead of key nuclear talks with the European Union later this month and predicted they would be “difficult” in the months ahead. Gholamreza Aghazadeh told the student news agency ISNA that Britain, France and Germany had yet to come to terms with the election of hardliner Mahmood Ahmadinejad as president and may have calculated on having easier negotiations.
Husband and wife hanged in central Iran prison
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 05 An Iranian couple accused
of murder were hanged today at dawn in the main prison in Isfahan (central Iran), according to a state-run daily.
The husband and wife had been found guilty of the murder of an engineer after a scuffle at his house in 1999, the Iran daily wrote.
Husband and wife hanged in central Iran prison
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 05 An Iranian couple accused
of murder were hanged today at dawn in the main prison in Isfahan (central Iran), according to a state-run daily.
The husband and wife had been found guilty of the murder of an engineer after a scuffle at his house in 1999, the Iran daily wrote.
Iran’s Ahmadinejad linked to Vienna murder probe
Reuters: Austrian prosecutors have launched an investigation into whether Iran’s president-elect was involved in the 1989 assassination of a Kurdish leader in Vienna, the Interior Ministry said on Tuesday. A ministry spokesman confirmed that prosecutors had started a probe by asking the ministry’s anti-terrorism task force to investigate the case, but declined to provide any details.
