AFP: The United States asked Iran to live up to commitments to bring about a stable Iraq, saying it was critical for resuming a dialogue with Tehran on Iraqi security, the State Department said Wednesday.
Iran not keeping its word on stabilizing Iraq: US
Amnesty: Iran continues to execute children
Iran Focus: London, Jun. 27 The international human rights group Amnesty International accused the Iranian regime on Wednesday of continuing to execute minors.
Iranians still planning attacks in Iraq: U.S.
Reuters: Iranian operatives are training fighters in Iraq and helping to plan attacks there despite diplomatic pressure on Tehran to halt such interference, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
Amnesty: Iran continues to execute children
Iran Focus: London, Jun. 27 The international human rights group Amnesty International accused the Iranian regime on Wednesday of continuing to execute minors.
Iran: New conditions for U.S. talks
AP: Iran will “review with a positive point of view” an Iraqi request for a new round of Iranian-American talks, but only after the United States responds to the invitation, the Islamic republic’s foreign minister said Wednesday.
Blair: We are fighting al-Qaeda, Iranian regime in Iraq
Iran Focus: London, Jun. 27 British Prime Minister Tony Blair used his final day in office to warn against the threat of terrorism posed by the Iranian regime.
Blair: We are fighting al-Qaeda, Iranian regime in Iraq
Iran Focus: London, Jun. 27 British Prime Minister Tony Blair used his final day in office to warn against the threat of terrorism posed by the Iranian regime.
Photos: Iran youths demonstrate against fuel rationing law – 3
Photos: Iran youths demonstrate against fuel rationing law – 2
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 27 – Large numbers of youths across Tehran demonstrated violently late Tuesday against the government’s decision to ration fuel.
Photos: Iran youths demonstrate against fuel rationing law – 1
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 27 – Large numbers of youths across the Iranian capital demonstrated violently late Tuesday against the government’s decision to ration fuel. Angry youths set fire to several petrol stations in Tehran and chanted slogans against Iran’s hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. “Gun, tanks, fireworks; Ahmadinejad must be killed, they chanted.
