Washington Times: As a teenager, she spent 2½ years in an Iranian prison, fearing for her life and watching other dissidents dragged away for execution.
Iranian resistance
U.S. aide doubts Tehran will bend
Washington Times: The top American diplomat at the U.N. nuclear watchdog held out little hope yesterday that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will give up programs that could lead to the development of a nuclear weapon.
Bush to talk incentives if Iran halts nuclear moves
Reuters: President George W. Bush said on Thursday he would consider providing incentives to Iran if it agreed to abandon nuclear enrichment activities that the United States believes is aimed at producing a nuclear bomb.
100,000-strong anti-government demo in Iran city – photos
100,000-strong anti-government demo in Iran city – photos
Irans ethnic protests show no sign of relent
Iran Focus: Orumieh, Iran, May 25 Anti-government protests and clashes erupted in dozens of towns and cities in north-west Iran on Thursday following a 100,000-strong rally in the city of Tabriz by enraged Azeris on Monday against the publication of an insulting cartoon in an official daily, eye-witnesses reported.
Irans ethnic protests show no sign of relent
Iran Focus: Orumieh, Iran, May 25 Anti-government protests and clashes erupted in dozens of towns and cities in north-west Iran on Thursday following a 100,000-strong rally in the city of Tabriz by enraged Azeris on Monday against the publication of an insulting cartoon in an official daily, eye-witnesses reported.
Major powers likely to meet on Iran next week: US
Reuters: Foreign ministers from major powers are likely to meet late next week in Europe to complete work on a package of incentives and disincentives aimed at resolving the Iran nuclear crisis, the State Department said on Thursday.
Iran, Japan Azadegan contract may end
UPI: The Iran-Japan Azadegan oil field development contract may be terminated, Kyodo news agency reported Thursday.
Britain does not want conflict with Iran – Blair
Reuters: Britain, which will soon have about 13,000 soldiers deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan, does not want to add to its burden by starting a conflict with Iran, Prime Minister Tony Blair has said.
