Eurasia Press & News

Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, claims that US secret services are acting against his country, using Azerbaijani and Turkmen territory. As Azerbaijani Echo edition said the allegations came at the threshold of the visit of Ilham Aliyev to Washington.

Three explosions struck the Egyptian Sinai resort town of Dahab on Monday night, killing more than 30 people and wounding 150 others. The blasts took place at about 7:15 p.m. local time (1315 EDT) in an area frequented by tourists. The Egyptian Interior Ministry said the explosions hit the Nelson and Aladdin …

Tensions between Hamas and Fatah supporters flared into a shootout at the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza on Sunday, just hours after Palestinian leaders pledged to calm internal unrest, BBC reported.

In a development similar to the incidents leading to the catastrophic U.S.-led war against Iraq, some American media outlets recently launched an anti-Iran propaganda campaign, which includes calls for regime change. This development follows the recent approval of million dollars by the U.S. congress to fund anti-Iranian activities as well …

“Our enemies never stop trying to come up with new ways to harm our people, and neither do we.” President George W. Bush

Russian policy makers have reacted with fury to a recent article in Foreign Affairs discussing the growing problems Russia has in maintaining its ICBM nuclear delivery systems.

According to spokesman of Military Council Majlisul Shura of CRI, 14 munafiqs and kafrirs were eliminated and 8 others wounded during the combat operations of Mujahideen on April 22-23.

According to spokesman of Military Council Majlisul Shura of CRI, on April 24, sabotage groups of Mujahideen have carried out a series of attacks on outposts, patrols and positions Russian kafirs and Chechen munafiqs. During attacks 3 kafirs and 1 munafiqs were eliminated. Information about losses of the enemy had …

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel was launching a satellite Tuesday to spy on Iran’s nuclear programme, an Israeli defence official said, as Iran’s leader persisted with his calls for the Jewish state’s destruction.

BAGHDAD — The cellos were once looted by roaming armed gangs and suicide bombers have shattered the ballerinas’ mirror-panelled halls. But love of the arts keeps bringing a group of students to Baghdad’s Music and Ballet school.