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Iran to Order More Nuclear Power Plants from Moscow

[Inkwell Insurgency] Iran to Order More Nuclear Power Plants from Moscow Deputy Foreign Minister Mehdi Safari said on Tuesday, Russia had yet to deliver nuclear fuel for...

Germany accepts Iran’s uranium enrichment

[The Indisputable Truth: Liberal articles updated daily.] Which is about as surprising as being told that [journalistic integrity/equality/personal freedoms/privacy] is unacceptable to Washington. So far China, France, Russia, and Iraq have all expressed support of Iran’s uranium enrichment provided weapons are not on the menu and they comply with the United Nations, and now we can add Germany.

Posted at 05:36 AM

June 29, 2006

Iran to Order More Nuclear Power Plants from Moscow

[Inkwell Insurgency] Iran to Order More Nuclear Power Plants from Moscow Deputy Foreign Minister Mehdi Safari said on Tuesday, Russia had yet to deliver nuclear fuel for...

Posted at 05:37 AM

Germany accepts Iran’s uranium enrichment

Posted at 05:36 AM

June 27, 2006

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Faces Gas Rationing

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Posted at 05:38 AM

Venezuela Ama A Iran

[The Ruth Group] Venezuela Ama A Iran Oh gnashing of teeth in D.C. over this little romance”¦ CIUDAD BOLIVAR, VENEZUELA ”” The VenIran tractor factory in remote eastern...

Posted at 05:37 AM

June 25, 2006

The Iran Story

["On Topic" With Doug Krile] Richard Perle is in high dudgeon over the antics of Condoleeza Rice (via the Op-ed page of Sunday's Washington Post). How dare she get President Bush to back off his plans to attack Iran!

Posted at 05:42 AM

Europeans Support Bush?

[Greg Simmons] Even though Europe has been consistently criticizing the United States about Iraq, it is kind of interested to see that President Bush was able to garner strong support regarding US policies on Iran and North Korea? At one point, President Bush snapped back at a reporter that made the claim that the US was the biggest threat to global security.

Posted at 05:41 AM

June 23, 2006

WHICH IS WHY WE SHOULD BOMB THE NORKS:

[BrothersJudd Blog] But many Western leaders suspect Iran of trying to emulate North Korea's secretive development of nuclear weapons. And as both nations continue to command international attention for their nuclear programs, it's clear the two countries watch each other for "how to" lessons in nuclear diplomacy.

Posted at 05:39 AM

Iran Nuclear Watch: Uranium Enrichment Halt Not a Precondition to Negotiations

Posted at 05:37 AM

June 21, 2006

Iran: Desperate for God

[The Persecution Times] The Gospel message of Jesus Christ is sweeping through one of the most oppressive terrorist nations on earth. Here's the testimonies of seven Muslims who became Christians and found true freedom, through Jesus Christ.

Posted at 05:41 AM

Old World blather and Ahmadinejad’s non-stop diplomacy

[Dinocrat] Eventually, other world and local powers will have to stop dancing around the Iranian issue. Sooner or later, they must shape real policies for dealing with a regime that, if not included in the global system, could develop into the most dangerous source of instability, even war, in one of the world’s most sensitive regions.

Posted at 05:40 AM

June 19, 2006

“We will have to respond properly and appropriately at the time”

[Dan Dickinson] I suspect this has less to do with wanting to avoid conflict (although North Korea’s a less attractive prize, oil-wise) and more to do the fact that China wouldn’t suffer a military invasion on their doorstep any more than the US would tolerate an invasion of Cuba.

Posted at 05:39 AM

Kung Fu Dancing!

[Iran World Cup Team Blog Football - FIFA World Cup Football - Germany 2006] Kung Fu Dancing! Afshin Afshar | 4 Comments In the comment section I saw a number of people argue over who kicked who and how high. I hope these pictures settle the Kung Fu kicks argument for good! Category: Group D Tags: Iran, Team Melli, Tag Index June 18th, 2006...

Posted at 05:37 AM

June 17, 2006

“If Iran need me, I’ll play on”, says Daei

[World Cup Germany] Ali Daei seems to be in denial! It is sad that he does not see the fact that his present skills, speed, and fitness are no longer enough for playing at the game at the highest level. To read his interview with FIFAworldcup.com click here.

Posted at 05:40 AM

Iran in talks to join alliance against West

[The_City_Troll] The Times From Oliver August in Beijing MAHMOUD Ahmadinejad, the Iranian President, held talks with Chinese and Russian leaders at a summit meeting yesterday to build up a security grouping in opposition to the US and Nato. Mr Ahmadinejad was invited to address a meeting of the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO), a China-sponsored proto-alliance that aims to strengthen defence links across Central Asia.

Posted at 05:38 AM

June 15, 2006

Ouch! Iran and Japan are Asia’s worst so far!

[World Cup Germany] Here are the results and standings for Asian Teams so far: Korea 2:1 GhanaKSA 2:2 TunisiaJapan1:3 Australia Iran 1:3 Mexico (Australia entered this tournament by the way of Oceania. So I am not including them in AFC yet) Let’s hope for better [...]

Posted at 05:38 AM

Who would you call to replace Zare?

[Iran World Cup Team Blog Football - FIFA World Cup Football - Germany 2006] Iranian Football Federation and Branko Ivankovic called Moharam Navidkia to replace the injured defender Sattar Zare.

Posted at 05:36 AM

June 13, 2006

The Daily Tension for Mon. 12 June

[THE TENSION] CEDAR KEY, Fla. (AP) -- More than 20,000 people along Florida's Gulf Coast were ordered to clear out Monday as Alberto - the first tropical storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season - unexpectedly picked up steam and threatened to come ashore as a hurricane.

Posted at 05:38 AM

No Free Speech In Iran

[American Daughter Media Center - Front Page] The British Broadcasting Company is reporting that police moved in on a group of women who planned to demonstrate for women’s rights in Iran just as soon as they assembled, before they had a chance for any activity. At once the police began to beat them so severely that even male passers-by were upset.

Posted at 05:37 AM

June 11, 2006

Saturday's Daily Briefing on Iran

[A Daily Briefing on Iran] The Iranian student activist above is Ahmad Batebi who was imprisoned for having this photo taken in a 1997 protest. He is now in hiding.

Posted at 05:39 AM

Iran Won't Be Another Iraq

[Pacific Views] The administration's national intelligence director also would have to show Congress that he has a process in place for reviewing administration officials' statements and ensuring they are consistent with the work of professional intelligence analysts. Fortunately, an estimate is in preparation, though the country has been judged as of last year to be 10 years away from nuclear weapons.

Posted at 05:37 AM

June 09, 2006

Muslim Persecution of BahÃ¡'Ãs

[The News is NowPublic.com | NowPublic.com: The News is Now Public] Muslim Persecution of BahÃ¡'Ãs davidleewilson.blogspot.com: persecution in Iran Muslim, Islam, Iran, Hojjatieh, BahÃ¡'Ã, bahai 1 Views 0 Comments...

Posted at 05:38 AM

The Short, Violent Life of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

[Inkwell Insurgency] The Short, Violent Life of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Who was he? Was he al-Qaeda’s point man in Iraq, as the Bush administration argued repeatedly?

Posted at 05:37 AM

June 07, 2006

Government by pantomime: how Bush decided to talk to Iran

[BTC News] That the president of the US, a country which maintained diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union throughout the Cold War, that brought China in from the cold, that even in its current incarnation acceded to participation in multilateral talks with North Korea, could regard the prospect of direct diplomacy with Iran as unusual to the point of intrigue is bizarre. And lest we forget, the Iranian regime snubbed by Bush in the early years of his reign, when he named the country as a charter member of the Axis of Evil, was a considerably more moderate one than holds power now, at least so far as the elected members of it are concerned, and the US policy toward that earlier regime helped usher in the current one.

Posted at 05:38 AM

1936 all over again

[Roger L. Simon: Mystery Novelist and Screenwriter] Link Vote early and often - or, in my case, maybe As a registered Democrat , I have been wondering whether it was worth the effort to vote in the California Democratic Primary today. I favor the rare independent-minded sorts over traditional party hacks, which doesn't leave me with much to support on either side of the aisle.

Posted at 05:37 AM

June 05, 2006

Permanent Link to Photos of Team Melli’s first workout in Friedrichshafen

[Iran World Cup Team Blog Football - FIFA World Cup Football - Germany 2006] After watching this photo, I had to call Germany and tell Karimi to stop clowning around and start getting for Mexico!

Posted at 05:49 AM

Iraq out of control

[Within reason] Iraq to me is in a civil war Sunni and Shiites, this thing is worse not better, every day I see more carnage coming out of Iraq and for our government to put out in the news things are improving is just more lies on their part, which more or less put us there in the first place now it is one big mess with no way out. Link to;

Posted at 05:36 AM

June 03, 2006

Nekounam to Herta Berlin?

[Iran World Cup Team Blog Football - FIFA World Cup Football - Germany 2006] It looks like Team Melli may have another Bundesliga based member after the World Cup. It has been reported that Herta Berlin of the German Bundesliga is interested in the Iranian midfielder.

Posted at 05:38 AM

Unrest in Iran

[Morning Coffee] The First portion of this post including the video is from Winsotn and his blog "The Spirit of Man".

Posted at 05:37 AM

Iran Reviews > June 29, 2006

Iran to Order More Nuclear Power Plants from Moscow

Germany accepts Iran’s uranium enrichment

June 29, 2006

Iran to Order More Nuclear Power Plants from Moscow

Germany accepts Iran’s uranium enrichment

June 27, 2006

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Faces Gas Rationing

Venezuela Ama A Iran

June 25, 2006

The Iran Story

Europeans Support Bush?

June 23, 2006

WHICH IS WHY WE SHOULD BOMB THE NORKS:

Iran Nuclear Watch: Uranium Enrichment Halt Not a Precondition to Negotiations

June 21, 2006

Iran: Desperate for God

Old World blather and Ahmadinejad’s non-stop diplomacy

June 19, 2006

“We will have to respond properly and appropriately at the time”

Kung Fu Dancing!

June 17, 2006

“If Iran need me, I’ll play on”, says Daei

Iran in talks to join alliance against West

June 15, 2006

Ouch! Iran and Japan are Asia’s worst so far!

Who would you call to replace Zare?

June 13, 2006

The Daily Tension for Mon. 12 June

No Free Speech In Iran

June 11, 2006

Saturday's Daily Briefing on Iran

Iran Won't Be Another Iraq

June 09, 2006

Muslim Persecution of BahÃ¡'Ã­s

The Short, Violent Life of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

June 07, 2006

Government by pantomime: how Bush decided to talk to Iran

1936 all over again

June 05, 2006

Permanent Link to Photos of Team Melli’s first workout in Friedrichshafen

Iraq out of control

June 03, 2006

Nekounam to Herta Berlin?

Unrest in Iran

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