AFP: The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organisation said his country had 250 tons of nuclear feedstock for uranium enrichment, the student news agency ISNA reported Thursday.
Nigeria, Iran sign big oil deal
UPI: Nigeria and Iran have agreed to establish a multi-billion-dollar joint-venture oil company, several Nigerian oil industry officials said.
Iran says no truth to rumour of Khamenei death
Reuters: Iran’s U.N. ambassador denied on Friday reports circulating on the Internet that Tehran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had died.
China urges ‘serious response’ from Iran to nuclear resolution
AFP: China Friday told Iran to deliver a “serious response” to a United Nations resolution on its nuclear program, as a top Tehran envoy vowed to adhere to a key non-proliferation pact.
Bush says world cannot have peace with a nuclear Iran
Iran Focus: London, Jan. 05 United States President George W. Bush said on Thursday that there could not be peace in the world with a nuclear-armed Iran.
Bush says world cannot have peace with a nuclear Iran
Iran Focus: London, Jan. 05 United States President George W. Bush said on Thursday that there could not be peace in the world with a nuclear-armed Iran.
Chirac appeals to Iran in nuclear standoff
AFP: French President Jacques Chirac on Friday made a renewed appeal to Tehran to restore the trust of the international community, saying its contested nuclear activities were a source of fear across the world.
UN nuclear chief to report on whether to continue atomic aid to Iran
AFP: IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei is to report on whether the UN atomic agency should cut down on aid to Iran as part of UN sanctions on Tehran’s nuclear program, according to a document obtained by AFP.
Sanctions imposed on Iran, Syria arms suppliers
Washington Times: The Bush administration is imposing economic sanctions on Chinese, Russian and North Korean companies for selling missiles and weapons goods to Iran and Syria, administration officials said.
Bush reshuffles U.S. military-political leaders in Iraq
Iran Focus: London, Jan. 05 President George W. Bush will make sweeping changes in the United States’ military and political command in Iraq, media reports said on Friday.
