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Iran bans horses on the border
Iranian government cracks down on opposition.
London (KurdishMedia.com) 27 November 2008:Horse owners in the border region are given less than two weeks to get rid of their horses before they are fined.
In an attempt to narrow the activities of Iranian-Kurdish opposition, the Islamic Republic of Iran has informed all villagers on Kurdistan Region's border with Iran not to keep horses.

Afghan President Wishes He Could Down U.S. Planes
Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Wednesday he would bring down U.S. planes bombing villages if he could, in a sign of growing tension between Afghanistan and its Western backers as the Taliban insurgency grows in strength. As Western dissatisfaction with Karzai has grown over his failure to crack down on corruption and govern effectively, he has hit back over the killing of dozens of civilians in foreign air strikes.
Contractor For Military Committed Serious Violations
Pentagon officials now say at least 18 troops have been electrocuted since 2003--many due to faulty wiring and improper grounding. The number could be higher when Afghanistan is included, say congressional sources. KBR will now have to come up with a corrective plan that is acceptable to the Pentagon. The company could still receive fines or penalties. KBR has denied liability in the lawsuits.
`This Is Shaping Up To Be India's 9/11
'Two Canadians have been shot and a number of others injured and missing after militants attacked targets throughout Mumbai, killing at least 119 people. Some 315 people were hurt in a series of bloody attacks by bands of gunmen on 10 targets in India's financial capital. The targets included two five-star hotels, a popular restaurant, a crowded train station, and a Jewish centre.
Oil Price Decline Undercuts Policies of Oil-Rich Nations
Voice of America - USAIran has used its oil revenues to extend its influence in the Middle East and defy sanctions aimed at blocking its nuclear ambitions. ...
Iran outpost decision up to Obama, Rice says
Deseret News - Salt Lake City,UT,USABy Viola Gienger US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said a decision on opening a US diplomatic outpost in Iran will probably be left to President-elect ...
Iran and Venezuela to link up at Opec talks in drive to push oil ...
Times Online - UKHowever, a number of Opec members, led by the second-and fifth-biggest, Iran and Venezuela, are pushing for more production cuts before then. ...
Berlin Iran III
Wall Street Journal - USAThe Islamic Republic is so much in vogue in Germany these days that the conference organizer Management Circle is planning a two-day crash course next month ...
Iran furious at peace plan advert bearing its flag - and Star of David
guardian.co.uk - UKBut the Iranian embassy in London protests in a letter to the Guardian today that the Islamic Republic objects "to any move taken by some Arab countries to ...
Iran says would welcome Obama talks: report
Reuters - USAIran has repeatedly refused to bow to Western pressure to halt its nuclear program, which many fear is aimed at making nuclear weapons. ...
Iran, United States and "Chalice of Poison
"Persian Journal - IranIf that happened, the Islamic Republic would declare war on Israel and tighten repression of the Iranian populace. There are certain things that the Islamic ...
Eye for an eye: Iranian man sentenced to be blinded for acid attack
guardian.co.uk - UKThe Iranian government has paid £22500 towards her treatment. Testifying in Movahedi's presence, she told the court that she wanted "to inflict the same ...
Rights Group: US Security Deal Puts Iraqi Detainees at Risk
Voice of America - USABy VOA News The human rights group, Amnesty International, has warned that thousands of Iraqis now detained by US forces face torture or execution if handed ...
Iran Reiterates Continued Cooperation with IAEA
Fars News Agency - Tehran,IranIran's ambassador to IAEA, Ali Asghar Soltaniyeh, told the Islamic republic news agency in Vienna that the Iranian nation is determined to continue its ...
Iran finds ways to justify its growing number of executions
The National - Abu Dhabi,United Arab EmiratesPajouh was convicted of killing her husband “by cutting him into pieces”, an official overseeing her execution told Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency. ...
FIRST IRANIANS STUDENTS SENT ABROAD FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
Persian Journal -
IranThough during Qajar era (1794-1925) different groups of students were sent to Europe, it was firstly during Reza Shah Pahlavi (ruled 1925-1941) that upon a ...
A Time For Giving Thanks
CBS News - New York,NY,USAThe prospect of a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic of Iran is one that threatens to upset the pro-democracy, pro-American balance of power Bush has ...
Can tide be turned on Iran?
Chicago Tribune - United StatesIn diplomatic parlance, some analysts believe European powers are hoping President-elect Barack Obama will not only keep the pressure on Iran but seek ...
Iran, Lebanon sign 5-year security pact
Jerusalem Post - Israel
By THE MEDIA LINE NEWS AGENCY Iran and Lebanon have signed a security agreement, according to which Iran will supply the Lebanese army with weapons and ...
Iran Raises Its Enriching Capability
New York Times - United StatesBy NAZILA FATHI TEHRAN — Iran said Wednesday its main uranium-enrichment plant was now equipped with 5000 centrifuges — a sharp increase from the 4000 it ...
In US defeat, UN agency approves Syria nuclear aid
The Associated PressThe dispute pitted Western nations against backers of Syria, which included Iran, Russia and China. Agreeing to approval appeared to have been a painful ...
The Islamic Republic of Iran is generating far-reaching hatred ...
Pakistan Christian Post - Karachi,Pakistan(PCP) The Islamic Republic of Iran systematically is generating far-reaching hatred against Sunnis in a way that has no precedence in history. ...
As Oil Prices Fall, Tensions Among OPEC Members Seem to Deepen
New York Times - United States
“Some members are below their pain threshold, especially Iran. But the Saudis will not allow themselves to be strong-armed. They want to see how everyone is ...
Gates: Active Force, Reserves Must Integrate
In a Monday memo sent to every senior uniformed and civilian Pentagon leader and copied to three other cabinet secretaries, Gates directed the development of a new Total Force Integration Policy that recognizes the �cultural divide that exists� between the active and reserve components. �All vestiges of the cultural prejudice� that remain in law �should be removed� by Congress, he wrote.
TERROR IN INDIA: Obama's First Test
The series of terror attacks in Mumbai comes at a sensitive time for the US. President Bush is no longer in a position to lead, and President-elect Barack Obama has not yet been given the reins. Still, the attacks represent Obama's first foreign policy test.