Reuters: Iran needs to do more than simply comply with its legal obligations if it wants to gain international trust about its nuclear ambitions, the head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog has said.
IAEA to Iran: stop dodging probe with legal excuses
Bush firm on Iran, Syria talks
Los Angeles Times: As pressure mounts for the United States to seek direct talks on Iraq with Iran and Syria, President Bush appeared Tuesday to rule out any change in his administration’s policy toward those Iraqi neighbors.
Paper: Iran leader writes to Americans
AP: Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has written a letter to the American people that will be released at U.N. headquarters in New York on Wednesday, a state newspaper reported.
Iran announces list of candidates for key assembly elections
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 29 Irans Interior Ministry released on Wednesday the names of 163 candidates for the upcoming Assembly of Experts elections.
Iran announces list of candidates for key assembly elections
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 29 Irans Interior Ministry released on Wednesday the names of 163 candidates for the upcoming Assembly of Experts elections.
Press freedoms watchdog blasts Iran censorship
Iran Focus: London, Nov. 29 A prominent international press freedoms watchdog released on Tuesday the names of dozens of journalists who were banned from practising their profession in Iran.
Press freedoms watchdog blasts Iran censorship
Iran Focus: London, Nov. 29 A prominent international press freedoms watchdog released on Tuesday the names of dozens of journalists who were banned from practising their profession in Iran.
Iran and Syria aren’t our friends in Iraq
Los Angeles Times: Our enemies have no interest in bailing us out, unless they win major concessions.
IAEA chief in Japan to discuss North Korea, Iran
AFP: UN atomic agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei on Wednesday started a visit to Japan for talks on Iran and nearby North Korea, which last month tested a nuclear bomb.
British stance on Iranian regime ‘shameful’
Press Association: The British Governments attempt to appease the tyrannical Iranian regime by proscribing the main opposition movement was shocking and shameful, former Conservative Home Secretary Lord Waddington said today.
