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Iranian security forces beat anti-government protesters with batons and fired tear gas at demonstrations. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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Saudi soldiers remain vigil in the southern province of Jizan, near the border with Yemen. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (L) welcomes chief of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Mohamed ElBaradei, upon his arrival for a meeting in Tehran on October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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During the Vienna convention on small arms, only four countries opposed a proposal to have a unique number for all ordnance factories and manufacturers of small arms. These were the U.S., China, Pakistan and Iran, as they control 80 per cent of the business of small arms
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TEHRAN, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Iran has released a further 40 people detained during an opposition demonstration last week that led to clashes with police, state media said on Sunday. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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bigmike Robert just wantted to pull that stunt with thowing the ... Cammi316 Robert Bess got greedy with his TV time, and ended ... Cammi316 I just watched the recap of the 7 Hour Live ... Are you dining out this Restaurant Week? Oops! Full Article at Richmond.com
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Barry Rubin at the Gloria Center writes about Obama's failed mideast policies, including the following points: On foreign policy, more and more things are becoming harder to deny: --The Obama Administration has failed to charm any Arab states or Iran... Full Article at The Astute Blogger
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (L) welcomes chief of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Mohamed ElBaradei, upon his arrival for a meeting in Tehran on October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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Iran's cinema is nothing like Hollywood ... There is limited sale and distribution.
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HANOI, Nov. 8 (Mehr News Agency) - Iran ranked fifth in the third edition of the Asian Indoor Games in Vietnam. Iran won 17 gold medals, 17 silvers and 13 bronzes. Full Article at Payvand News of Iran
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RFE/RL: Do you think that a lot of the politics related to Islamic dress are related to a "state project" in Iran, and possibly elsewhere? Full Article at Payvand News of Iran
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Iran, (Persian: ايران , Īrān), officially the Islamic Republic of Iran (Persian: جمهوری اسلامی ايران , transliteration: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Īrān), and formerly known as Persia in the West, is a large Western Asian country located in the Middle East and Central Asia. Full Article
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During the Vienna convention on small arms, only four countries opposed a proposal to have a unique number for all ordnance factories and manufacturers of small arms. These were the U.S., China, Pakistan and Iran, as they control 80 per cent of the business of small arms
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Iran's cinema is nothing like Hollywood ... There is limited sale and distribution.
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited -
We are backing the prime minister in the struggle over the Goldstone Report, in the attempt to release Gilad Shalit and in the effort to create a front opposite Iran, but the attempt to buy time and stall negotiations is a problem.
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They (rebels) are receiving their arms from Iran through Eritrea
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If agreements are reached on programmes of uranium enrichment and its subsequent peaceful use in Iran, we will then gladly take part in such programmes
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an institution that has supported Iran's nuclear program in violation of UN Security Council resolutions
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For the upcoming Eid period, our hotel is targeting the GCC, Turkey, Iran and North Africa. We are working very closely with travel agents in the respective countries and we are happy to note the strong demands so far and we are confident that it will increase even further
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it's very clear to me that a nuclear weapon in Iran is an existential threat to Israel
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In many ways, they are seen as a sort of Scottish Taleban, who would have turned Scotland into a theocracy not unlike modern Iran. In that respect, they do not receive the same 'good press' that the Jacobites do.
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The aforementioned shipment from Iran to Syria, or to any other country or entity, in particular to any terrorist entity, constitutes a severe violation of this and other resolutions
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The bloody actions being committed in Iraq, Pakistan and Iran are aimed at creating a division between the Shias and Sunnis... those who carry out these terrorist actions are directly or indirectly foreign agents.
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The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church presents a tremendous opportunity for millions of people to make a difference in the lives of those being persecuted for their faith in countries like North Korea, Iran, Iraq, China, India and many more
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Iran has a strategic position in the fields of petroleum and gas as a country of consumption, production and transportation
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They fought a fascist regime in Germany, opposed a racist regime in South Africa and a totalitarian one in the Soviet bloc, and yet we have a regime today in Iran that is a combination of all three – and yet they are doing nothing about it.
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We have a huge setup in Syria, and offices in Germany, UK, Russia, US, Algeria, Iran, Libya and Pakistan. Our proximity to a market such as Saudi Arabia is important as there are a lot of private jets in Saudi.
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There's total distrust on the part of Iran
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to a third country, which could be a friendly country to Iran, and it stays there. Park it in another state, then later bring in the fuel. The issue is to get it out, and so create the time and space to start building trust
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It is and from now on will be the policy of the United States not to intervene, directly or indirectly, politically or militarily, in Iran's internal affairs.
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This is the same type that was on the ship and is shipped from Iran to Hizbullah in Lebanon
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Western countries, particularly the United States, should not expect a major turn of events in Iran. There is nothing going on in the country
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America has not provided specific and justifiable reasons for sanctioning Iran's Mellat Bank in Malaysia
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People are realizing it's simply anathema to common sense to deny the American people the right to travel to Cuba when they have the right to travel to North Korea, to Iran.
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Iran is to the Middle East what Rush Limbaugh is to the US.
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the administration is seeking a new united front with responsible (US-allied) Arab regimes and Israel to help counter the extremist camp of Iran, Hizbullah and Hamas.
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As Israel becomes a member of the moderate bloc, then it must be Iran, the kernel of evil, that is threatening the stability and peace in the region
SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly
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