September, 2007

• 11 September

  Iraq to Export Crude Oil to Iran

  Baghdad is to export 100,000 barrels of crude oil a day to Abadan’s refinery in south of Iran, the Iraqi oil Minister said.

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• 11 September

  Speaker: IRGC Symbol of Islamic Republic’s Power, Glory

  The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps is the most outstanding symbol of the Islamic Republic’s power and glory, said Iranian Parliament Speaker Gholam Ali Haddad Adel highlighting the role and status of the IRGC in Iran.

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• 11 September

  Quake Hits Western Iran

  An earthquake measuring 3.2 on the Richter scale jolted the cities of Hamedan and Bahar in Iran’s western province of Hamedan Sunday night.

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• 11 September

  Persian Language of Peace, Friendship

  Persian is the language of peace and friendship, said Iran’s ambassador to Thailand Mohsen Pak Ayeen during the opening session of the second Persian-language training course in Bangkok on Monday.

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• 11 September

  Quake Hits Northern Iran

  An earthquake measuring 3.8 on the Richter scale jolted the city of Gorgan in Iran’s northern province of Golestan on Monday.

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• 10 September

  Iran Rejects N. Suspension

  Iran’s top nuclear negotiator Sunday said it is “impossible” for Tehran to yield to the key Western demand over its nuclear program, even if the UN Security Council imposes further sanctions.

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• 10 September

  ElBaradei to Defend Iran Plan at IAEA Meeting

  The chief of the UN nuclear watchdog Mohamed ElBaradei will tell nations on its governing board this week Iran’s pledge of extra atomic transparency should be given a chance to work, not dismissed as a time-buying ruse.

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• 10 September

  Iran Reiterates N. Stances

  Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyed Mohammad Ali Hosseini stressed his country’s insistence on the right to access civilian nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, underlining that Tehran has not changed its nuclear stances.

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• 10 September

  Warning shots fired during Karzai speech

  KABUL, Afghanistan – Sensing unrest outside a packed stadium, Afghanistan’s president abruptly cut short a speech Sunday as police fired shots into the air in an attempt to restrain a crowd trying to enter, officials said.Shortly after being rushed off the podium, President Hamid Karzai said security in Afghanistan was …

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• 10 September

  Militants free abducted Pakistani troops

  Pakistan – Pro-Taliban militants on Monday freed more than 260 Pakistani troops who were kidnapped nearly two weeks ago in a restive tribal region near the border with Afghanistan, security officials and a militant said.The soldiers were handed over to members of a jirga, or tribal council, in Ladha, a …

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