The Scotsman: A hardline Iranian newspaper has criticised Gordon Brown after the Prime Minister refused to rule out using military action to curb Iran’s nuclear programme.
Iranian sceptics scorn ‘Braveheart’ Premier
Iran says it will never stop nuclear activities
Reuters: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Wednesday Iran would never yield to international pressure to suspend its uranium enrichment work.
Two quakes jolt southern Iran province
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 25 Two earthquakes struck the province of Hormozgan, southern Iran, on Monday and Tuesday, state media reported.
Iran military plane crashes, no injuries
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 25 An Iranian military plane crashed earlier this week in the north-eastern province of Khorassan Razavi, though no one was killed, the official news agency IRNA reported.
Russian construction of Iran nuclear plant in ‘crisis’
AFP: Russian and Iranian officials held talks on Wednesday aimed at salvaging a long-delayed project to build Iran’s first nuclear power plant from a “crisis,” Russia’s state nuclear contractor said.
Two quakes jolt southern Iran province
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 25 Two earthquakes struck the province of Hormozgan, southern Iran, on Monday and Tuesday, state media reported.
Iran announces more arrests made
AP: Authorities arrested a number of Iranians allegedly connected to two Iranian-Americans detained on charges of conspiring against the government, the intelligence minister said Wednesday.
Iran military plane crashes, no injuries
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 25 An Iranian military plane crashed earlier this week in the north-eastern province of Khorassan Razavi, though no one was killed, the official news agency IRNA reported.
U.S. rejects higher-level Iran talks for now
Reuters: The United States on Wednesday played down the prospect of higher-level talks with Iran after Iran’s foreign minister was quoted as saying his government was open to moving negotiations to a more senior level.
Iran’s message is softly spoken, yet clear: It will enrich uranium
The Independent: Iran has issued its strongest signal to date that it will defy UN demands for a suspension of uranium enrichment – a possible route towards a nuclear bomb – threatening to respond to any further sanctions and accusing the Americans of “running away” from negotiations to end the crisis over the Iranian nuclear programme.
