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Iran, U.S. to meet in Baghdad Monday

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AP: Iran and the United States will meet in Baghdad on Monday to discuss ways to ease Iraq’s security problems, Tehran’s ambassador to Baghdad said.

Iran says atomic work has not slowed down

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Reuters: Iran has no intention of suspending its atomic work and has not slowed down its disputed nuclear activities, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Sunday.

Iran demands right to nuclear technology

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AP: Iran might eventually consider suspending uranium enrichment but Tehran’s right to the technology must be recognized, Iran’s top nuclear negotiator said in an interview released Saturday.

Ahmadinejad says Iran won’t give up nuclear plans

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Reuters: Iran will not give up its atomic energy program, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in remarks published on Saturday before a visit to fellow OPEC-member Algeria.

Coalition forces in Iraq kill four “terrorists” tied to Iran

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Iran Focus: London, Aug. 04 – Coalition troops in the Iraqi town of Qasirin killed four “suspected Special Groups Cell terrorists” with ties to Iran in a pre-dawn raid on Saturday, the U.S. military said.

Coalition forces in Iraq kill four “terrorists” tied to Iran

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Iran Focus: London, Aug. 04 – Coalition troops in the Iraqi town of Qasirin killed four “suspected Special Groups Cell terrorists” with ties to Iran in a pre-dawn raid on Saturday, the U.S. military said.

Iran’s president tells Israel to find a new home

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AFP: Iran’s outspoken President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called on Israel to “go find somewhere else” for its state and leave its territory for the creation of a Palestinian state, according to an interview published Saturday.

Gulf states buy arms with wary eye on Iran

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Washington Post: Arab nations in the Persian Gulf are snapping up new U.S. arms offers partly out of fear that U.S. military installations on their territory would make them targets in any American war with Iran, regional experts said.

Britain names U.N. official as Middle East envoy

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Reuters: Britain appointed U.N. official Michael Williams as its Middle East envoy on Friday, putting an experienced hand in charge of an area that is a foreign policy priority for new Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Iran pledges Senegal investment

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BBC: Iran has agreed to build an oil refinery and petrochemicals plant in Senegal, according to a government statement issued in Dakar.