Eurasia Press & News

Iranian university students mobilization force based in 162 universities nationwide, called for the severance of Iran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and deportation of the Agency inspectors from Iran.

Three members of the Iranian disciplinary forces who had been taken hostage by the terrorist bandits were released in Pakistan.

A member of the Iranian parliament said that no resolution can block Iran’s peaceful nuclear move ahead.

Iranian President described the recent resolution issued by the UN Security Council as illegal and said that the resolution will not stop- even for a second- the legal and peaceful nuclear move the Iranian nation has started.

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman in reaction to the statements made by the US ambassador to Baghdad said that Khalilzad is advised to reflect the basic and fundamental weak points of the US foreign policy to the White House honestly if stability and tranquility are expected to be restored in Iraq.

Iranian Government Spokesman reported of a ratification by the council of ministers that foresees revision of cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in certain areas and added that cooperation in certain fields with the IAEA will be halted as long as Iran’s case has not been returned from …

Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Arab Emirates met with the speaker of the UAE’s national assembly, Abd al-Qarir and expressed the hope that the relations between the parliaments of Iran and the UAE will be further consolidated.

Foreign Ministry of the Islamic Republic of Iran stressed the healthy state of the arrested British marines and laid emphasis on the need for their case to be proceeded.

GUANTANAMO BAY U.S. NAVAL BASE, Cuba (Reuters) – Australian David Hicks has grown his hair to chest-length so he can use it to cover his eyes from the lights that shine in his Guantanamo prison cell all night, one of his lawyers said.Hicks believes he will be convicted at his …

Tribesmen in Pakistan’s tribal region bordering Afghanistan have promised not to shelter foreign militants.The assurance came as part of a deal signed by the government and local tribes in Bajaur agency. Unlike other controversial deals in the troubled Waziristan region nearby, this deal was with tribesmen not militants. The government …