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Ex-prison official to take over Iran’s vacant cabinet post

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Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Oct. 31 – A key member of Iran’s Majlis (Parliament) is set to take over the vacant post of Welfare Minister in Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s hard-line cabinet.

Ex-prison official to take over Iran’s vacant cabinet post

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Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Oct. 31 – A key member of Iran’s Majlis (Parliament) is set to take over the vacant post of Welfare Minister in Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s hard-line cabinet.

Bolton faults Syria, Iran on Lebanon

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AP: U.S. Ambassador John Bolton accused Syria and Iran on Monday of trying to destabilize Lebanon’s democratically elected government by violating a U.N. arms embargo.

Iran’s desperate kidney traders

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BBC News: On streets and in town squares in Iran, young men and women can be seen holding signs offering their kidneys for sale.

U.S. seeks guarantees over Iran nuclear reactor

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Reuters: The United States wants guarantees that a Russian-built nuclear reactor in Iran will not advance a weapons program but does not think differences over the issue will block a U.N. sanctions resolution against Tehran, a senior U.S. official said on Monday.

U.S., allies hold anti-WMD drill at Iran’s doorstep

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Reuters: Twenty five nations took part in a U.S.-led naval exercise on Monday in waters not far from Iran aimed at training forces to block the transport of weapons of mass destruction and related equipment.

Iran nuclear plans still a “serious concern”: IAEA

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Reuters: Iran has yet to satisfy U.N. watchdogs that its nuclear program seeks only to produce electric power and not bombs, the head of the U.N. nuclear agency told the General Assembly on Monday.

Food for thought: why is Iran so intransigent?

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Iran Focus – Opinion: Is it ideological? Is it driven by factional infighting? Or may be it’s just suicidal? Whatever its cause, the Iranian leadership’s repeated rejection of Western governments’ offers of compromise has confounded veteran pundits and Iran watchers around the world. No one seems to be sure what the clerical rulers of Iran are up to.

Food for thought: why is Iran so intransigent?

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Iran Focus – Opinion: Is it ideological? Is it driven by factional infighting? Or may be it’s just suicidal? Whatever its cause, the Iranian leadership’s repeated rejection of Western governments’ offers of compromise has confounded veteran pundits and Iran watchers around the world. No one seems to be sure what the clerical rulers of Iran are up to.

Will Russia ever learn its Iran lesson?

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Iran Focus – Opinion: London, Oct. 29 – From Peter the Great to Vladimir Putin, the history of Russo-Iranian relations can rightfully claim to be the world’s longest, if not the most heart-rending, tragedy; a painful, tortuous journey from icy domination to bitter estrangement, remarkably spanning over three centuries without a flickering moment of mutual love, let alone a lackluster honeymoon.