Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 06 Irans Majlis (Parliament) is set
to approve Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejads four nominees for the remaining ministerial portfolios, the deputy Majlis Speaker told reporters on Sunday.
Irans parliament set to approve presidents nominees
Irans parliament set to approve presidents nominees
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 06 Irans Majlis (Parliament) is set
to approve Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejads four nominees for the remaining ministerial portfolios, the deputy Majlis Speaker told reporters on Sunday.
India could revise stand on Iran over nuclear program: FM
AFP: India, which earlier this year voted in favour of an IAEA motion against Iran’s nuclear program, could reverse its stand at an upcoming meeting if the resolution proposed stronger action, Foreign Minister Natwar Singh said Sunday.
Iran backs under-fire Syria
AFP: Iran unequivocally backed its main regional ally Syria Sunday, describing as “unacceptable” the pressure exerted on Damascus through a UN resolution over the murder of Lebanese ex-premier Rafiq Hariri.
Iran to convert more uranium
AFP: Iran said on Sunday that it will convert new consignments of uranium at its plant outside the central city of Isfahan, in defiance of pressure to renounce such sensitive nuclear activities.
Iran request for fresh nuclear talks rebuffed by EU
AFP: Iran formally requested fresh talks with the European Union on its controversial nuclear programme Sunday but was swiftly rebuffed for so long as it rejects a renewed freeze on
fuel cycle work.
Protests erupt after soccer match in Iran capital
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 06 Protests erupted in the Iranian capital on Saturday following a football match between two of the countrys first-class teams.
Protests erupt after soccer match in Iran capital
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Nov. 06 Protests erupted in the Iranian capital on Saturday following a football match between two of the countrys first-class teams.
Suicide bombers on Iran kids’ TV
Sunday Telegraph: Iranian state television has broadcast a cartoon that glorifies suicide bombings against Israelis, depicting a young boy blowing himself up after being told: “Go and show the Zionists how brave and heroic are the children of Palestine.”
Teheran ‘providing refuge for al-Qaeda terrorists’
Sunday Telegraph: About 25 al-Qaeda leaders, including three of Osama bin Laden’s sons, are running terrorist operations from their refuge in Iran rather than languishing under house arrest as the Teheran regime claims, intelligence officials have said.
