TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- The Indian government, which is already facing an attack over bending to the US on the nuclear deal, has denied that US pressure is preventing it from going ahead with the Iran-Pakistan-India pipeline project.
Read More »Sri Lanka Receives $1.5 bln in Aid from Iran
Sri Lanka’s president secured 1.5 billion dollars worth of financial aid from Iran for infrastructure projects while on a three-day visit to the country, his office said on Wednesday.
Read More »Iran Manufactures Sonar-Evading Submarine
TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Iran said on Wednesday to have built a submarine equipped with sonar-evading technology, saying the craft had been launched in the Persian Gulf.
Read More »IAEA Sealing Russian N. Fuel Bound for Iran
Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) are set on Thursday to finish sealing uranium fuel that Russia intends to send to Iran’s first atomic power station, a Russian nuclear official said.
Read More »Navy Commander Highlights Iran’s Military Power
TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- A senior commander in Iran’s naval force said the country’s navy enjoys the required capabilities to respond to any possible military aggression against Iran’s territorial waters with an iron feast.
Read More »Gov’t Likely to Publicize Contents of N. Spy Case
Iran’s Intelligence Minister Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ezhehee said that his ministry would disclose contents of a case publicly known here in Iran as the nuclear spy case if the judiciary power issued the required permission.
Read More »Lebanon presidential vote delayed a week to Dec 7
Lebanon’s presidential election was postponed for a week to December 7 to allow for more talks between rival leaders on a compromise candidate, Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri said on Thursday.
Read More »Iraq MPs block Maliki nominees for cabinet posts
Iraqi legislators thwarted Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki’s attempts to get approval for nominees to fill two vacant cabinet posts on Thursday, indicating deep political divisions remain despite falling sectarian violence.
Read More »Pope accepts Muslim call for dialogue, plans meeting
Pope Benedict has accepted an unprecedented call by Muslim scholars for dialogue between Christians and Islam, inviting them for meetings in Vatican City, the Vatican said on Thursday.
Read More »Lebanon to put off vote again, army chief in focus
Lebanese leaders will put off a presidential election set for Friday for a sixth time to allow for talks expected to focus on the army chief’s nomination for a post now vacant for a week, political sources said.
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