Eurasia Press & News
China welcomed Iran’s nuclear transparency deal with UN inspectors.
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September, 2007
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14 September
Sweden Apologizes over Sacrilegious Cartoon
A Swedish envoy apologized to the Organization of Islamic Conference for the controversy created by the publication in Sweden of a sacrilegious cartoon involving Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the OIC said.
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China, Iran’s Leading Number One Supplier
China could overtake Germany as the leading exporter of goods to Iran as early as this year, according to western diplomats and Iranian businessmen.
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Iran Resumes Gas Flow to Turkey
Iran restarted to pump natural gas to Turkey on Thursday following a large explosion on Sunday night on a pipeline bringing gas from Iran to Turkey.
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Iran willing to Cooperate with Int’l Community on N. Activities
Visiting Iranian Interior Minister Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi said on Thursday that Iran is willing to receive international inspections on its nuclear activities and will continuously conduct nuclear programs for peaceful purposes only.
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Iran Invites Zimbabwean Scientists
Iran has invited Zimbabwean scientists to establish scientific exchange programs.
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American Scholar Gets Ahmadinejad’s OK to Be Buried in Iran
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has agreed to allow a Harvard scholar to be buried in the historic Iranian city of Isfahan when he dies.
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‘Kite Runner’ author visits Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan – The author of two best-selling novels set in Afghanistan said the country is moving in the right direction but that the international community must remain committed to rebuilding the war-torn nation.Khaled Hosseini, author of “The Kite Runner” and current New York Times No. 1 “A Thousand Splendid …
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14 September
Hundreds throng West Bank barrier
 Hundreds of Palestinians thronged two major West Bank checkpoints, trying to reach a key Islamic shrine in Jerusalem on the first Friday of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, despite tight Israeli restrictions.Â
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Iraqi envoy sees long-term U.S. presence
 U.S. forces probably will not be a visible presence on Iraq’s streets five years from now, but the United States will remain a force in the country for years to come, Iraq’s ambassador to the U.S. predicted.
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