AFP: The United States has "broad agreement" from both developed and developing countries that international pressure must be brought to bear on Iran to stop nuclear fuel work that could be weapons-related, a US spokesman said Friday. US claims broad support on Iran
AFP: The United States has "broad agreement" from both developed and developing countries that international pressure must be brought to bear on Iran to stop nuclear fuel work that could be weapons-related, a US spokesman said Friday. Iran's nuclear ambitions, terrorism top UN discussion issues
AFP: Leaders from around the world hold a final day of meetings at the UN summit Friday, with Iran's nuclear ambitions and condemnations of terrorism as top issues.
U.S. report says Iran seeks to acquire nuclear weapons
Washington Times: Iran is concealing many of its nuclear facilities from international controls and the activities show it is seeking nuclear weapons, according to a U.S. government report.
Europeans plead with Iran to reconsider proposals
Reuters: European nations pleaded with Iran on Thursday to reconsider their proposals for nuclear cooperation as international support for referring Tehran to the U.N. Security Council next week ebbed.India and Iran's threat
Washington Times - Editorial: During his U.N. visit yesterday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad played a dangerous double game. On the one hand, he spoke of a willingness to present unspecified "new proposals" to resolve the diplomatic stalemate over Iran's illicit nuclear-weapons program. On the other, he made a very disturbing new threat.Campaign to curb Iran's nuclear plans on the verge of collapse
Daily Telegraph: The West's diplomatic campaign to curb Iran's nuclear programme was in danger of collapsing last night as America and Europe struggled to find allies at the United Nations Security Council.Britain leads threat to impose nuclear sanctions on Iran
The Guardian: Britain will lead a drive to have Iran referred tothe UN security council, with the possibility of sanctions being imposed if the newly elected hardline president does not stop uranium enrichment or restart negotiations with Europe and America.
Putin meets Iranian counterpart amid tension over Tehran's nuclear program
AFP: Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad met on the sidelines of the world summit here Thursday and stressed their common interests amid tension over Tehran's nuclear program. Iran to 'share nuclear technology with Islamic countries'
Daily Telegraph: Iran's president says he will share his country's nuclear technology with other Islamic countries, the nation's state media says.Iran hangs man in central city prison
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 15 An Iranian man was hanged in a prison in the city of Yazd, central Iran, a semi-official daily wrote on Thursday.
Europe to press Iran leader on nuclear issue
Reuters: Leaders of the three major European powers are expected to meet Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Thursday in what could be a last-ditch effort to avert a showdown over Tehran's nuclear activities.U.S. Ready to Delay Showdown on Iran
AP: Apparently lacking the votes to win, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice indicated Wednesday the Bush administration was prepared to delay again a showdown with Iran over its nuclear weapons program.
Iran links UN cooperation to atomic fuel rights
Reuters: Iran has told the U.N. nuclear watchdog it will continue to cooperate with it provided Tehran can enrich uranium, a process that can make fuel for nuclear weapons, a statement obtained by Reuters on Wednesday said.
Iran leader warns U.N. not to follow U.S.
AP: Iran's new hard-line president skirted the nuclear dispute with Europe and the United States on Wednesday in his General Assembly debut.Decision time on Iran
New York Times - By PIERRE GOLDSCHMIDT: In November 2003, Iran averted a crisis when it agreed to suspend activities that could one day give it the capacity to produce weapons-grade nuclear material. The International Atomic Energy Agency had discovered an 18-year pattern of noncompliance by Iran with its obligations to report all its nuclear activities, during which time international inspectors could not verify that they were solely for peaceful purposes. Iranian exiles protest "terrorist" Ahmadinejad at UN
AFP: Several thousand Iranian exiles protested in front of the UN headquarters, denouncing Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a "terrorist" as he attended the UN summit of world leaders. France threatens Iran with UN Security Council action
AFP: French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin "strongly" called Wednesday for Iran to keep its nuclear non-proliferation promises or face action before the UN Security Council. Iran Revolutionary Guards chief: U.S. losing in Iraq, Middle East
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 14 The commander of Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) said that the United States had been unable to control unrest in neighbouring Iraq, while the representative of Irans Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the IRGC said that Islamic spirituality was aiding individuals who stood against American aggression, during a ceremony attended by top Revolutionary Guards commanders.172 trouble-makers prosecuted in Iran capital daily
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 14 Some 172 individuals in the Iranian capital were being prosecuted for disrupting national security, the man in charge of organising a new crackdown on trouble-makers said in an interview with Irans state-run television.U.S. Presses to Corral Iran at U.N.
Los Angeles Times: The United States has launched a major push to isolate Iran diplomatically and force Tehran to face U.N. Security Council sanctions if it refuses to give up its efforts to develop its own nuclear technology, senior U.S. officials said Tuesday.Bush puts Iraq, China and Iran on agenda
New York Times: For the first time since the Hurricane Katrina crisis, President Bush returned yesterday to dealing with festering global problems, trying to bolster Iraq's president at the White House and then flying to New York to urge President Hu Jintao of China to join him in trying to stop nuclear programs in Iran and North Korea.Iran police round up hundreds in Tehran crackdown
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 13 Some 205 people have been arrested in Tehran since a new wave of crackdown on trouble-makers was launched by Irans State Security Forces and Judiciary, the countrys Minister of Justice announced on Tuesday.Special Photo Report Crackdown in Iran capital
Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Sep. 14 - A new crackdown on trouble-makers was launched last week. Irans Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ordered the Judiciary Chief Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi to hand down harsher, decisive sentences to those arrested. The following are scenes of some of the arrests in Tehran:
UN-bound Bush vows action on Iran
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