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The chief of Iran's nuclear agency claimed his country can produce enriched uranium using locally mined ore, and said Iran would continue to enrich uranium despite UN sanction. The interior minister said police arrested the suspects involved in the assassinations of scientists and professors.
More foreign fighters seen slipping back into Iraq
A US hand in Yemen's civil war
Iran rules out halting nuclear enrichment
Intelligence Minister Heidar Moslehi accused the International Atomic Energy Agency of sending spies and not nuclear inspectors. On the eve of renewed talks with the West, Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said Iran would not halt nuclear enrichment.
A resurgent Syria alarms US, Israel
WikiLeaks: Afghan MPs and religious scholars 'on Iran payroll'
Wider window into Iran's missile capabilities offers a murkier view
WikiLeaks silver lining: Unanimity on Iran
A conversation with Christopher Hitchens
The IAEA complained about a lack of Iranian cooperation in the lead-up to Dec. 5 negotiations. Tehran will take further security precautions for nuclear scientists in country. Foreign Minister Mottaki said that Iran is a perfect model of a developing country.
Saudis accuse Iran of harboring al Qaeda network
According to a leaked State Department cable, Saudi Prince Nayif bin Abdulaziz told John Brennan, President Obama's top counterterrorism adviser, that Iran is harboring al Qaeda members who are targeting the kingdom. Among the al Qaeda operatives is Ibrahim bin Laden, one of Osama's lesser-known sons.Media in China, Arab Middle East suppressing WikiLeaks coverage
Secretary of State Clinton said new talks with Iran should focus on Tehran's nuclear program. Dubai's director of economic development said his country will not curb trade with Iran. The government closed offices in Tehran due to heavy air pollution.
Tehran said released Wikileaks documents reinforce its skepticism of Obama's negotiation strategy over the Iranian nuclear program. Beirut endorsed Iran's civilian nuclear research program.
ISAF targets another Iran-based commander in western Afghanistan
Laughter in Rome, denials in Berlin:
the world reacts to massive diplomatic leak
Leaked US cables expose tensions with China
Two car bombings in Tehran killed one Iranian nuclear scientist and injured another; Iran claimed the attacks were planned by US and Israel. The new Wikileaks release contains sensitive information on how Iran's neighbors view its nuclear program. Iran's ambassador to Russia claimed that Tehran does not need to buy North Korean missiles to defend itself.
