Posted 13/6/2008 @ 12:8:29 GMT
Bush, Sarkozy Criticize Iran, Syria Iran Rules Out Halting Sensitive Nuclear Work Solana Starts Meeting with Iranian FM |
Posted 13/6/2008 @ 12:10:58 GMT White House Official Defends Russia Nuclear Deal WASHINGTON -- A Bush administration official sought to convince skeptical lawmakers Thursday that a U.S.-Russian agreement on civilian nuclear power would not undermine efforts to rein in Iran's nuclear program. But he encountered serious opposition centered partly on suspicion of Russia and its technology dealings with Iran. more |
Bush Talks Tough Says Strike on Iran is Possible
MESEBERG, Germany -- President Bush yesterday raised, unprompted, the possibility of a military strike in response to Tehran's presumed nuclear-weapons ambitions, speaking bullishly on Iran even as he admitted having been unwise to do so previously about Iraq.
Case Builds for Military Strike on Iran
JERUSALEM -- Six months ago, after American intelligence agencies declared that Iran had shelved its nuclear-weapons program, the chances of a U.S. or Israeli military strike on the Islamic Republic before President Bush left office seemed remote.
How Iran Has Bush Over a Barrel If wasn't clear before it should be now: the Bush administration can't afford to attack Iran. With gas already at 4 dollars a gallon and rising almost every day, Iran figuratively and literally has the United States over a barrel. As much as the administration is tempted, it is not about to test Iran's promise to "explode" the Middle East if it is attacked. more |
Posted 12/6/2008 @ 22:27:0 GMT Rome Denies Involvement with Iran Coup Plot Italy’s centre-right government has rejected allegations contained in a US Senate report that Italian and Pentagon officials held secret meetings in Rome in 2001 and heard proposals from Iranian dissidents to overthrow the regime in Tehran. more |
Posted 12/6/2008 @ 23:7:37 GMT Washington's Choice: Subdue Iran, Secure Iraq The United States is facing key military and political decisions over a bitter current adversary, Iran, and an adversary-turned-ally, Iraq. Their outcome will have major consequences for the short- and medium-term future both of the middle east and the US homeland. more |
Posted 13/6/2008 @ 12:3:17 GMT 'If You Want to Help Iran, Don't Attack' The Iranian human rights lawyer Shirin Ebadi talks to David Batty about the regime's abuse of its population - and how the west needs to abandon the threat of war if it wants to win over Iran's people and bring change. more |
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