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Wednesday, 04 January 2006 |
 By CLAUDE SALHANI
International Editor
United Press International - Amid all the uncertainties plaguing the Middle East there are at least three sure things.
First, Iran will continue to build its nuclear weapons despite cries of
protests from the Europeans and the United States. Second, the Bush
administration will not allow the Islamic republic to pursue its
nuclear dream. President George W. Bush has repeatedly stated that he
is leaving "all options on the table, including the military option."
And third, Iran will continue to build its nuclear weapon system,
despite it being bombed by the United States.
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
 Agence France Presse - The managing director of Iranian economic
newspaper Asia on Tuesday slammed a government ban on his paper as
"politically motivated".
"It is certainly a politically motivated move," Iraj Jamshidi told AFP
by telephone. "They are using the publication of pictures of Ms Angela
Merkel with Mr Jacques Chirac and Ms Condoleezza Rice as a pretext."
He said that the pictures showed the female German chancellor shaking
hands with the male French president as well as the American secretary
of state in an informal pose, all of which could be considered
un-Islamic by hardliners.
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
 NCRI - The theocratic regime in Iran has told the International Atomic Energy
Agency on Tuesday that it will resume suspended nuclear-fuel research
on January 9, thereby taking another step toward the acquisition of
nuclear weapons in the face of international inaction.
Mohammad Mohaddessin, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the
National Council of Resistance of Iran, said, “The decision not to
refer Tehran’s nuclear file to the UN Security Council in November,
continued negotiations in Vienna last December, as well as the Russian
proposal, have emboldened the regime to defy the international
community’s will, and have given it time to move closer to producing
nuclear weapons.”
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
 NCRI - The International Atomic Energy Agency called on Iranian regime on Tuesday to "maintain its suspension of all enrichment-related activity" after receiving a letter from Tehran announcing the resumption of nuclear fuel research.
IAEA said it had been informed in a "note verbale" from the Iranian mission in Vienna of Tehran's decision to resume from January 9 research and development "on the peaceful nuclear energy programme which has been suspended."
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
Bloomberg - Iran will resume research on the nuclear fuel cycle in the ``next few days,'' the deputy head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization said, without specifying which type of research was involved.
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
by Thomas Sowell
Human Events - When you are boating on the Niagara River, there are signs marking the point at which you must go ashore or else you will be sucked over the falls. With Iran moving toward the development of nuclear weapons, we are getting dangerously close to that fatal point of no return on the world stage.
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
NCRI – Some 100 students staged a sit-in on Monday in front of the
Education Ministry in Tehran. The students have been complaining about
high tuition fees, low standard of education and worn out equipment
among many other things.
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
 Reuters - The Iranian government on Monday ordered the closure of a
daily newspaper and banned a new women's bi-weekly from publication in
the first media crackdown since President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took
office in August.
"The Supervisory Board on the Press agreed to the temporary closure of
Asia newspaper and Nour-e Banovan and ordered their cases sent to
court," said the Culture Ministry in the ban, a copy of which was
obtained by Reuters.
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Tuesday, 03 January 2006 |
NCRI - Iran regime said on Tuesday again that a proposed joint venture to enrich uranium in Russia was only acceptable if it was in addition to enrichment facilities in Iran.
Mullahs' foreign ministry spokesman said: "The Russian proposal is ambiguous. Iran will not accept any proposal that calls only for mere enrichment inside Russia but will consider one that offers a complementary and workable plan."
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