Sky News: Police in Iran are reported to have taken 14 squirrels into custody – because they are suspected of spying.
Squirrel spy ring? Thats nuts!
IAEA and Iran agree how to resolve plutonium issues
Reuters: The U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Friday it had agreed with Iran on how to resolve remaining issues regarding the country’s past plutonium experiments following two days of talks in Tehran.
Iran, UN team hold further talks on nuclear issues
Reuters: Two days of talks between Iran and the U.N. nuclear watchdog on an Iranian offer of more nuclear transparency made progress and will continue in the next few weeks, both sides said on Thursday.
U.S. Senate adopts resolution warning Iran on meddling in Iraq
Iran Focus: London, Jul 12. The United States Senate unanimously adopted a resolution on Wednesday warning Iran not to meddling in the affairs of neighbouring Iraq.
U.S. Senate adopts resolution warning Iran on meddling in Iraq
Iran Focus: London, Jul 12. The United States Senate unanimously adopted a resolution on Wednesday warning Iran not to meddling in the affairs of neighbouring Iraq.
Coalition nets two “terrorists” with ties to Iran in Baghdad
Iran Focus: London, Jul. 12 – Coalition Forces detained two “terrorists” with ties to “Iranian terrorists groups” in a pre-dawn raid in Baghdad, the U.S. military announced.
Coalition nets two “terrorists” with ties to Iran in Baghdad
Iran Focus: London, Jul. 12 – Coalition Forces detained two “terrorists” with ties to “Iranian terrorists groups” in a pre-dawn raid in Baghdad, the U.S. military announced.
Germany widens inquiry on Iran nuclear exports
DPA: Germany has expanded an inquiry into how a crane and other parts for an Iranian nuclear power station were exported five years ago in defiance of a ban on nuclear trade.
Union wants release of Iranian activist
AP: The International Transport Workers’ Federation has appealed for the release of an Iranian union leader who reportedly was kidnapped earlier this week in Tehran.
Iran’s energy riches lure European firms
Wall Street Journal: When Austria-based energy company OMV AG saw a chance to develop a lucrative Iranian gas field in April, it jumped at the $18 billion deal despite strong opposition from the U.S.
