New York Times: The Bush administration and three European allies have approved a new offer to be made to Iran in a last-ditch effort to head off a confrontation over its suspected nuclear weapons program.
U.S. and Europe to give Iranians new atom offer
Iran to increase crackdown on dissent Tehran police chief
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 09 Iranian police are planning to boost a national security plan that will effectively increase a crackdown already in effect, the chief of police in Greater Tehran announced on Wednesday.
Iran to increase crackdown on dissent Tehran police chief
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 09 Iranian police are planning to boost a national security plan that will effectively increase a crackdown already in effect, the chief of police in Greater Tehran announced on Wednesday.
Iran warns of consequences if nuclear issue goes to UN
AFP: Iran warned on Wednesday that taking its nuclear program before the United Nations Security Council would have “unpredictable consequences.”
Britain’s Straw warns Iran on nuclear compliance
Reuters: British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw on Wednesday told Iran that referring it to the U.N. Security Council remained an option if it did not comply with international obligations on its nuclear activities.
National security chief: Iran not afraid of Security Council
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 09 Irans national security chief Ali Larijani said that Iran was not afraid of having its nuclear dossier sent before the United Nations Security Council, the state-run news agency IRNA reported on Wednesday.
National security chief: Iran not afraid of Security Council
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 09 Irans national security chief Ali Larijani said that Iran was not afraid of having its nuclear dossier sent before the United Nations Security Council, the state-run news agency IRNA reported on Wednesday.
Religious freedoms in Iran concern US State Department
Iran Focus: London, Nov. 09 The United States Department
of State in its 2005 annual International Religious Freedom Report designated Iran as a Country of Particular Concern for severely violating religious freedoms.
Religious freedoms in Iran concern US State Department
Iran Focus: London, Nov. 09 The United States Department
of State in its 2005 annual International Religious Freedom Report designated Iran as a Country of Particular Concern for severely violating religious freedoms.
Iranian lawmakers approve 3 ministerial nominees
Reuters: Iran’s parliament on Wednesday approved President Mahmoud Ahamdinejad’s nominees to run the ministries of education, cooperatives and social welfare, Parliament Speaker Gholamali Haddadadel said.
