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US House panel takes aim at Iran in foreign aid bill

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ImageReuters: The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved a $48.8 billion spending bill for U.S. foreign policy and aid efforts, and tried to apply more pressure on Iran after the violence that followed its disputed election results.

Iran’s Kurds go on strike

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ImageIran Focus: Tehran, Jun. 23 – Shops remained closed throughout the day on Tuesday in cities in the western Iranian province of Kurdistan, Iran Focus has learnt.

Iran’s Kurds go on strike

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ImageIran Focus: Tehran, Jun. 23 – Shops remained closed throughout the day on Tuesday in cities in the western Iranian province of Kurdistan, Iran Focus has learnt.

UK, Iran expel two of each other’s diplomats-Brown

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ImageReuters: Britain is expelling two Iranian diplomats after Iran forced two British diplomats to leave, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Tuesday.

EU’s Solana condemns post-election violence in Iran

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ImageReuters: European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana condemned on Tuesday violence that followed elections in Iran and said he was concerned about the situation.

Obama ‘strongly condemns’ Iran, says not interfering

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ImageAFP: US President Barack Obama Tuesday stepped up criticism of Iran's regime, saying he "strongly condemned" its crackdown on street protests but denying he was interfering in the deepening crisis.

Washington Times journalist arrested in Iran: friend

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ImageReuters: A Greek journalist covering Iran's disputed presidential election for the Washington Times has been arrested on charges of "illegal activities," a friend told Reuters on Tuesday.

Sweden summons Iran ambassador to protest violence

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ImageReuters: Sweden on Tuesday summoned Iran's ambassador and conveyed its concern over violence in the wake of last week's elections, a foreign ministry official said.

Obama’s Iran policy is a bomb

ImageLos Angeles Times: Here is the one immutable fact of Barack Obama's foreign policy agenda as it relates to Iran: It's over. The rule book he came in with is as irrelevant as a tourist guide to the Austro-Hungarian empire.

Iran resumes gas exports to Turkey

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ImageUPI: Iran resumed gas shipments to Turkey through a 1,600-mile pipeline following maintenance to repair cracks in the line.