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Iraq announced plans Thursday to move members of an Iranian opposition group to a former desert detention camp in a sharp escalation of pressure on a faction that poses complications for both Baghdad and Washington.
Washington, 10 December (WashingtonTV)—Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Andrei Nesterenko, said on Thursday that Moscow was fully committed to completing the construction of Iran’s first nuclear power plant on time.
Washington, 10 December (WashingtonTV)—Iraq announced plans on Thursday to move members of an Iranian opposition group from their camp north of Baghdad to a remote southern desert area until it can expel them.
World powers trying to end a standoff over Iran's nuclear program are weighing whether to meet next week to discuss tougher measures, a European Union official said Thursday as Russia reiterated its reluctance to agree to new sanctions.
Progressive Jewish groups that are backing aggressive peacemaking efforts in the Middle East have formed a coalition with non-Jewish groups, including both Arab and mainstream Christian religions.
Israeli settlers take to the streets to protest Benjamin Netanyahu's temporary settlement freeze, but they may have little to worry about, because peace efforts with the Palestinians are going nowhere
Settlers take to the streets to protest Netanyahu's temporary settlement freeze, but they may have little to worry about because peace efforts are going nowhere
The United States, Britain and France warned Thursday that Iran risks increased sanctions unless it immediately complies with a series of Security Council resolutions regarding its nuclear program.
Washington, 10 December (WashingtonTV)—Norway and Sweden on Thursday criticized Iran’s treatment of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi, who has said Iranian authorities confiscated her medal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In a move, which according to Ambassador Jeffrey Feltman, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, "could lead to bloodshed," the Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, announced plans for the "transfer of Camp Ashraf residents to Nuqrat al-Salman" south of Iraq as a "step towards expelling them (from Iraq)."
Iraq announced plans Thursday to move members of an Iranian opposition group to a former desert detention camp in a sharp escalation of pressure on a faction that poses complications for both Baghdad and Washington.
It would be impossible for Angella Nazarian to remember every person she encountered while traveling to more than 60 countries on every continent except Antarctica.
On freshman John Wall's back, Kentucky has scalped two consecutive Top 20 foes and is rocketing up Luke Winn's Power Rankings.
Iran's top intelligence official denounced senior clerics who he said support the country's opposition, an acknowledgment of the split in the leadership amid the postelection turmoil and a sign of growing pressure by hard-liners within the government to extend the crackdown.
Scandinavian officials said Thursday that the Nobel Peace Prize medal and diploma confiscated by Iran from laureate Shirin Ebadi have been returned, but that her situation remains a "serious concern."
The United States and other envoys at the United Nations slammed Iran on Thursday for transporting arms and ammunition to Syria, saying the clock is ticking for the Islamic republic -- which could face tougher sanctions next year over its nuclear program.
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