March, 2007

• 5 March

  Iran-US Talks not on Agenda

  Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyed Mohammad Ali Hosseini said that a meeting between Tehran and Washington officials on the sidelines of the upcoming security meeting in Baghdad is not on the agenda.

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• 5 March

  Ahmadinejad Stresses Iran-Saudi Coordination

  Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said coordination between Iran and Saudi Arabia strengthens Muslims’ identity and serves as a source of glory for the world of Islam.

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• 5 March

  Official Defines Muslim Unity as a Strategic Policy

  Head of Iran’s judiciary Ayatollah Hashemi Shahroudi viewed unity and solidarity of Muslim nations as a strategic policy for the world of Islam.

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• 5 March

  Muslim World a Critique of Western Civilization

  Iranian Parliament Speaker Gholam Ali Haddad Adel said that the world of Islam today is a serious critique of the western civilization.

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• 5 March

  No Agreement on UN Sanctions for Iran

  Major powers failed to settle all their differences over a second UN sanctions resolution against Iran for its nuclear work but remain committed to passing one soon, the United States said.

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• 5 March

  Obama: US Iraq Strategy Strengthen Iran

  Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Friday blamed Bush administration failings in Iraq.

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• 5 March

  Iran, Cuba Underline Educational Cooperation

  Visiting chancellor of Havana University and chairman of the Iranian parliament’s Training and Research Commission in a meeting here in Tehran on Sunday explored avenues for cooperation between the two countries’ scientific and research centers.

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• 5 March

  Weapons from Iran-Iraq War Fuel Unrests

  Mud roads crisscross green hills between palm groves. Snowcapped mountains rise in the distance across the Iranian border. Donkeys stroll along footpaths, carrying the region’s harvest – land mines.

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• 4 March

  Afghanistan: A job half done

  By Lyse Doucet ‘Karzai is often blamed for making poor choices’ In December 2001, a new future for Afghanistan was mapped out at an international conference in Bonn, beginning with an interim government to replace the Taleban. This week we look at how much has changed since then. Five years …

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• 4 March

  US troops kill Afghan civilians

  US troops kill Afghan civilians Local people accused the US soldiers of targeting civilians An incident described by US forces in Afghanistan as a “complex ambush” has left 16 civilians dead. The incident occurred on the road from the eastern city of Jalalabad to Pakistan when a suicide bomber targeted …

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