The foreign press is invited Tuesday to attend Ahmadinejad's "National Day of Nuclear Achievement" which marks the first anniversary of Iran having achieved uranium enrichment on an industrial level.
Majlis Speaker Gholam Ali-Haddad Adel here on Tuesday strongly condemned the recent actions in some European countries insulting religious sanctities and Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) and said both Islam and Christians as two divine religions promote peace and friendship around the world.
Since the reformists lost power they have turned into the country's only meaningful opposition party. With little to show voters for their years in power and in the wake of their resounding defeat at the hands of Mr. Ahmadinejad in 2006, reformers are under pressure to show unified resolve in this month's runoffs.
A strong statement from General David Petraeus about Iran's intervention in Iraq could set the stage for a US attack on Iranian military facilities, according to a Whitehall assessment.
Barack Obama stresses that he would. Hillary Rodham Clinton equivocates but basically would be averse to premature talks with our adversaries...Talking to your enemy make sense -- that is a legacy of Ronald Reagan.
We do know - as the Basra affair showed - that Iran is crucial to any Iraq solution. And here is where the next president will have an opportunity to try something different - with Iran.
Mr Qalibaf was defeated by Mr Ahmadinejad in the 2005 presidential election, but if his “pragmatic” conservatives do well today analysts expect him to challenge the increasingly unpopular President again in next year's presidential contest.
Iran Determined to Produce Nuclear Energy - Envoy Iran is also ready to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency to build confidence and address possible questions on its nuclear program.
Choices for Parliament Are Limited, but President Is Not Immune From Critics..."The new parliamentarians will be critical of the president on the economy but not attempt to destroy Ahmadinejad," Talebzadeh said. "Criticism is healthy in a democracy like ours."
Addressing the Group 5+1, Larijani said, "We advise you to think and back to the negotiation table which would benefit you. If you assume you can compel our nation to give up its righteous course of action through posing threats or imposing unleashing sanctions, you are making a big mistake."
