NCRI, September 1 - ABC news reported last night that the State Department had found Ahmadinejad to be a "terrorist" and ineligible to receive a visa to enter the United States. However, because of its obligations to the United Nations, it would not oppose his visit to New York to take part in the upcoming United Nations General Assembly meeting.

Associated Press, WASHINGTON, September 1 _ The Bush administration is trying to rally other nations to agree to impose U.N. sanctions on Iran to force it to negotiate an end to its nuclear programs.

"What we see is Iran acting in defiance of the international community." Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns said Wednesday in an Associated Press interview.

NCRI, September 1 - Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, sent a telegram to the Iraqi President, offering her condolences to the people of Iraq over the tragedy in Kazimiya in which nearly 1,000 worshipers of the Holy Shrine of Imam Mussa Al-Kazem bin Jafar, especially women and children lost their lives.

ABC News web, Aug. 31 -  The State Department says Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a terrorist, but will grant him a visa anyway, ABC News has learned.

The State Department has issued a legal finding that Ahmadinejad is ineligible for a U.S. visa because of section 212(a)3(b) of the Immigration and Naturalization Act, which says anyone with terrorist ties cannot be granted a visa.

NCRI, September 1 - Hossein Abedini, a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) announces details of information obtained by members of the Iranian Resistance in Iran that the government has smuggled sizable amounts of Beryllium from China, in a press conference in London. Beryllium is a metal now used as the reflector material (or 'pit liner') in most contemporary American nuclear weapons due to its efficiency and properties. (AP Photo)

NCRI,  September 1 - Representative of the National Council of Resistnce of Iran in Nordic countries, Parviz Khazai, revealed two more aspects of the Iranian regime's secret efforts to acquire nuclear weapons in a press conference on August 30 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Khazai also briefed the press and dignitaries on the clerical regime's efforts to acquire tritium and its activities at the Arak site for speeding up the project to produce plutonium for use in nuclear bomb. He stressed that the Revolutionary Guards Corps has the most active role in Iran's nuclear programs.

Geneva, September 1– In a letter to relatives of two PMOI members abducted in Iraq, the International Committee of the Red Cross said that it had “made interventions to the relevant authorities of the Iraqi government and of the Multi-national Force – Iraq (MNF-I)”.

The ICRC said the authorities “have been asked to provide any information they possess on the whereabouts of these two persons and were requested to investigate such cases and ensure the protection of the two concerned persons”.

According to news agencies, today, senior diplomats of the EU-3, France, Britain and Germany, will brief officials from other EU countries about the clerical regime's nuclear file and discuss the issue of taking a unified stance vis-à-vis Tehran's breach of the Paris Agreement. EU foreign ministers are also scheduled to meet in Wales tomorrow to address the same issue. The International Atomic Energy Agency will publish its report on the Iranian regime's nuclear program on September 3.

NCRI, August 31 - A Conference entitled "Islam, women and equality" was organized by the NCRI’s Women’s Committee on Saturday, August 27, at the residence of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the Iranian Resistance's President-elect, in Auvers-sur-Oise, France, with a large number of academics and experts on Islam and activists of gender equality movement.

Speakers shared their latest findings on the threat posed by fundamentalism against the equality movement.