Eurasia Press & News
Associated Press, Brussels, Belgium — European Union governments decided Thursday to keep an Iranian opposition group blacklisted as a terrorist organization after reviewing its demand to be removed following a recent court ruling, diplomats said.
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June, 2007
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29 June
Rajavi: Terror label on PMOI is a political and legal scandal
Rajavi: Continuing defiance of the Court verdict to maintain and a foolhardy reward to the mullahs that amounts to participating in the suppression of the Iranian people.
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29 June
Iran torpedoed Moussa’s Lebanon mission
The Arabic daily Al-Seyassah reported On Thursday According to reliable sources a confidential letter that reached Hizbullah leader Nasrallah, from the Iranian ambassador in Damascus led to the last minute coup against a compromise formula to solve the Lebanese crisis, that has been reached between the Secretary-General of the Arab …
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29 June
U.S. Director of National Intelligence: ‘Overwhelming Evidence’ of Iran’s Support for Iraqi Insurgen
Admiral Michael McConnell, the U.S. director of national intelligence in an interview said there is “overwhelming evidence†that Tehran is supporting insurgents in Iraq and “compelling†evidence that the same is happening in Afghanistan.
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29 June
Warning regarding Iran’s spies
French Committee for Democratic Iran in a statement that was published in the French weekly L’Echo Regional warned the public and French authorities of the potential activities of Iranian intelligence services operating in French soil.
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29 June
French Human Rights League calls for and end to Iranian political refugees’ case
The French daily L’Humanité reported on Wednenday, The French League of Human Rights called for the “dismissal of case concerning the Iranian political refugees” that had been initiated at the time of June 17, 2003 “raid” in Paris against the members and sympathizers of the National Council of Resistance of …
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29 June
Darfur, Somalia peacekeepers face little peace to keep
United Nations and African Union peacekeepers headed for Sudan’s Darfur region stand little chance of success without a robust peace agreement, observers warn, and could end up becoming scapegoats for ongoing violence.
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29 June
Arab anger over Iraq, Lebanon wars could make Blair’s job difficult
One of the biggest challenges Tony Blair will face as a Middle East envoy of the international community is Arab anger over the wars in Iraq and Lebanon, and the suspicion that he is a lackey of US President George W. Bush.
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29 June
Libyan to get high court appeal on Lockerbie
Scotland’s high court must hear a new appeal by Libyan intelligence agent Abdel Basset Al Megrahi against his conviction for the 1988 Lockerbie airliner bombing, an independent review body said on Thursday.
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29 June
Police patrol Tehran after petrol protests
Police were on patrol in Tehran on Thursday on alert for any more violent protests over the introduction of petrol rationing in Iran, the world’s fourth largest oil producer.
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