Iran

Iran Warns: Moscow Talk Could Fail

Iran warns that this month's talks in Moscow, over Iran's nuclear program, could stall because of faulty preparation.

Kara: All of Assad's Officers Were Trained in Iran

Deputy Minister Ayoub Kara warns of the dangerous connection between Syria's Assad, Iran and Hizbullah.

Iran Bars Women from Public Live Screening of Euro

Iran, where Ahmadinejad has said women are highly respected, bars them from watching public live screenings of Euro.

IAEA Says There's 'No Progress' After Talks with Iran

IAEA and Iran fail to agree a deal which would allow the agency greater access to Tehran's contested nuclear program.

A-Jad: Iran Has No Fear

Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Iran won't build a nuclear bomb, but has no fear of international pressures and threats

Iran and IAEA Resume Talks

The world nuclear watchdog resumed its bid for access to Iranian nuclear sites where atomic weapons research is suspected

Ahmadinejad: World Powers Wasting Time

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad accuses major world powers of wasting time in talks over Tehran's controversial nuclear program.

Iran Charges IAEA 'Spying' for West

Ahead of a third round of nuclear talks between Tehran and the P5+1, Iran accuses the UN nuclear watchdog of espionage

Report: Iran May be Building a Third Enrichment Plant

Since Iran is systemically defying the IAEA, it may very well be building a third centrifuge enrichment plant, says ISIS report.

McCain: Obama Leaked Info on Stuxnet Attack to Win Votes

Senator McCain says Obama's administration leaked a report on Obama's approval of cyber-attacks against Iran in order to win votes.

Clinton: U.S. Must See 'Concrete Actions' by Iran

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says Iran must act by this month's talks with world powers in Moscow and take "concrete actions".

Report: Obama Ordered the Stuxnet Attack on Iran

U.S. President Barack Obama ordered the Stuxnet virus attack on Iran in 2010, a new book claims, to show that he was not soft on Iran.

Former Security Adviser: Don't Talk About Iran in Public

Former National Security Adviser warns against public discourse on Iran, criticizes officials who spoke out against attacking Iran.

WikiLeaks Denies Link with Iran’s Execution of "Mossad Spy"

WikiLeaks denies any links between a leaked, redacted cable and execution of an alleged Mossad spy earlier this year for killing scientist.

Turkey, Too, Has Nuclear Ambitions

Turkey’s first particle accelerator facility which PM Erdogan claims is intended to diminish dependence on external markets opened yesterday

Satellite Images Confirm Iranian Cover Up

Images taken on May 25 show the destruction of two buildings IAEA inspectors have been seeking access to at the Parchin site

Iran Smuggling Weapons to Syria, Hizbullah Via Commercial Jets

Iran is using commercial aircrafts to smuggle weapons and explosives to Syria and Hizbullah in Lebanon.

Iran Claims to Have Defeated the Flame Virus

Iran admits that its oil industry was briefly affected by the Flame virus, but says experts have defeated it.

Yaalon: 'Iran is Deceiving the West All the Way to a Bomb'

Minister of Strategic Affairs Moshe Yaalon says Iran is using talks to buy time as it enriches enough uranium to build a bomb.

Dan Shapiro: Iran's Diplomatic Window 'Rapidly Closing'

US ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro says 'Iran's window of opportunity is rapidly closing' following a second round of failed talks

Iran: Israel to Blame for Syrian Massacres

Iran is trying to displace the blame on Israel for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's terrorism against his people, and its backlash.

Expert: Attack on Iran Would be Better than Nuclear Iran

Former Military Intelligence chief Amos Yadlin: military action in Iran would be less dangerous than if Iran acquires a nuclear bomb.

Former U.S. Official: Striking Iran Prematurely Would be Wrong

Michèle Flournoy, former U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, warns against attacking Iran before exhausting other options.

Netanyahu Disappointed by World's Demands from Iran

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu: Iran should be required to stop all enrichment, but instead the demands are being watered down.

UN to Warn World About Flame Virus Risks

UN officials are preparing an alert for member states to inform them about the risks Flame could pose to their national infrastructure.

Expert Likens Flame Virus to 'Targeted Killing'

Security experts are calling the Flame virus a 'targeted killing' and 'one of the most complex and dangerous threats ever discovered'

Iran Arrests Alleged Armed Spy near Ahmadinejad’s ‘Copter

Iran arrested an alleged spy caught approaching Ahmadinejad’s helicopter, state-run media reported late Monday.

The 'Flame' Computer Virus Strikes Iran, 'Worse Than Stuxnet'

Iranian security experts report a virus far more dangerous than the Stuxnet worm has struck the country's computer systems.

Obama Needs Iran for Reelection, Says former EU Advisor

Obama wants world powers to keep talking with Iran to keep a high price of oil from hurting his campaign, says a former EU advisor.

Iran Behind Plots to Kill US Officials and Jews: Report

Irana and Hizbullah are behind plots to kill US officials and Jews with sniper fire and bombs, the Washington Post reports.

Iranian Oil Minister Blames Europe for High Oil Prices

Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qassemi says the embargos imposed by the EU on Tehran are responsible for the soaring hike in oil prices.

IAEA Finds Higher Enriched Uranium in Iran

IAEA inspectors find traces of uranium enriched to a level that is slightly closer to the threshold needed to arm nuclear missiles.

Clinton: 'Significant Differences' With Iran Remain

US secretary of state Hillary Clinton says significant differences remain between Iran and the world powers after nuclear talks in Baghdad

Nuclear Talks With Iran to Resume Next Month

After making little progress in Baghdad, Iran and six world powers agree to meet again in Moscow in June.

Iran Declares 'Impasse' in Nuclear Talks

An Iranian says 'the basis for another round of negotiations does not exist yet' after Tehran rejected demands from the world powers

Did Iran Use Israel as Cover to Kill Its Own Nuclear Scientist?

Reports indicate that a leading Iranian nuclear scientist, whose death was blamed on Mossad, might have, in fact, been killed by Iran.

Saudi Arabia Warns Iran: 'Don't Interfere in Unity with Bahrain'

Saudi Arabia and Bahrain are moving toward unification, and waring Iran not to interfere.

New IAEA Report: Iran Installing Centrifuges in Fordow

The IAEA will publish new report concluding that Iran installed 350 new centrifuges at the Fordow underground facility since February.

Iran Dickers With World Powers In Baghdad

In a sign talks between the P5+1 and Tehran may be a protracted affair, proposals and counter-proposals are flying in Iraq

Iranian Flies Israel Flag Outside Manchester Home

Ali Ramezan fled the Islamic Republic and now flies an Israeli flag outside of his home in Manchester.

Survey: Huffington Post Disproportionately Pro-Iran

Huffington Post publishes more pro-Iran content than anti-Iran content by 4:1 ratio; writes 85% of articles sympathetic to Islamic regime.

Lieberman: Iran's Goal Remains the Same

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman meets Britain's Foreign Secretary, William Hague, expresses skepticism over agreement with Iran.

Baku: Iran Plotting Against Eurovision

Tehran has recalled its envoy to Azerbaijan as the country prepares to host the Eurovision contest; cites insults to 'Iranian Saints'

Barak Skeptical of Iran Agreement

Defense Minister Ehud Barak says the IAEA agreement with Iran is an attempt by Tehran to reduce pressure in upcoming talks with the P5+1

Iran Succeeds in Buying Time on Nuclear Clock

Iran will sign an agreement to cooperate with the UN nuclear watchdog agency “quite soon,” officials say. Israel is far from happy.

U.S. Senate Approves New Sanctions on Iran

U.S. Senate unanimously approves a package of new economic sanctions on Iran, days before nuclear talks in Baghdad.

Netanyahu Takes Tough Line Ahead of Iran Talks

PM: Iran's 'intentions toward's Israel are clear: it wants to destroy Israel, and is developing nuclear weapons to realize this goal'

Report: Israel May Back World Powers on Iran

DM Ehud Barak shifted the onus to Tehran, saying Israel is willing to compromise and back the world powers on Iran's nuclear plan

Iran Discovers First Oilfield in Caspian Sea in Over 100 Years

Iran has discovered an oilfield in the Caspian Sea for the first time in over a century, the Fars news agency reported.

Iranian Commander Reiterates Need to Annihilate 'Zionist Regime'

Top Iranian official: threats and sanctions will not deter the regime from “its revolutionary causes and ideals.”

Russia: More Countries Now Favor Iran Attack

Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov says Russia is worried by "signals" of growing support for an attack on Iran.

Austrian Minister: Lieberman is 'Unbearable'

Austria's defense minister lashed out against Israel this weekend, calling Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman “unbearable.”

Ahmadinejad to Attend 2012 Olympic Games?

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced on Thursday that he wants to attend the London Olympic Games.

Iran's Chief Negotiator: Time to End Western Pressure on Iran

Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator says time is running out for the Western powers' increasing pressure against the Iranian nation.

Outgoing IAF Commander: Best to Keep Quiet on Iran

Outgoing IAF commander Maj. Gen. Ido Nechushtan says it would be best to keep quiet on the subject of Iran.

IAEA Chief to Visit Iran, Meet Officials

Yukiya Amano, the chief of the UN nuclear watchdog, will meet Iranian officials in a visit to Tehran on Monday.

Netanyahu Skeptical of Iran Talks

For the third time in recent months, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has said he doubts Western sanctions will halt Iran's nuclear program

Dagan and Colleagues Call for Tough Economic Sanctions on Iran

Former Mossad Chief Dagan co-authors article with former intelligence chiefs and other officials, calls for tough sanctions on Iran.

Iran Rattles Saber at Google in Persian Gulf Dispute

Tehran will sue Google if it does not return the name 'Persian Gulf' to its maps; Google left the body unnamed.

Toronto Islamic School Preaching Jihad Loses License

Islamic school in Toronto, which has been under police investigation for its anti-Semitic and pro-Jihad texts, lost license to use property.

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