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Iran
Rice Offers a More Modest Strategy for Mideast
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Iran
Iran Executes 16 Sunni Insurgents in Retaliation for an Attack
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Iran
A new report estimates that Iran may be only a month away from having enough weapons-grade uranium to produce a bomb; the Obama administration has estimated that Iran is six months away from that capability. In the past 12 months, Iran has nearly doubled its stockpile of medium-grade uranium and has increased its number of centrifuges to 19,000 from 12,000. Four Christians were sentenced to 80 lashes for drinking communion wine. A UN report said non-Muslims in Iran are routinely punished for violating Islamic laws.
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Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham
Violence Reverses Gains in Iraq
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IAEA
Rift widens on Iranian nuclear deal as Israel, Arabs warn against allowing enrichment
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Iran
Amos Yadlin on Iran Strike: Why Israel Needs to Act Soon
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Saudi Arabia
Saudis Said to Disregard US on Aid to Syria Islamists
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Iran
Iran sends out feelers for any return to oil markets
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European Union
Iran nuke overture: More a promise than an offer
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Iran
Inside Israel’s Frenemy Diplomacy With Turkey
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Al Qaeda in Iraq
Insight Into How Insurgents Fought in Iraq
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Iran
White House Weighs Easing Iran Sanctions’ Bite With Slow Release of Assets
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Former Mossad chief slams Turkey for reportedly burning Israeli spies in Iran
Recent press reports say that over the past three years Turkey has provided Iran with sensitive Israeli and US intelligence. In one case, Turkey allegedly burned 10 Iranians working on behalf of Israel in Iran. If true, it is a “despicable act,” according to former Mossad chief Danny Yatom.
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European Union
Behind the Smiles in Geneva, No Concrete Progress in Iran Negotiations
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Iran
Turkey blows Israel’s cover for Iranian spy ring
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Iran
Ansar Iran, a Sunni jihadist group, released a video threatening retaliation in the event of Iranian attempts to dismantle the group’s camps. EU head Catherine Ashton said the next round of talks on Iran’s nuclear program will begin in November. Talks today ended with no breakthrough, despite Iran’s offer to allow unannounced IAEA inspections of its nuclear facilities.
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Hamas
Arms Supplies to Hamas Disrupted by Egyptian Siege
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Iran
Israel, Arab states work together to battle Iran’s nuclear plan
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Iran
US Weighs Letting Iran Keep Nuclear-Enrichment Facilities
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Iran
Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi rejected the West’s demand that enriched uranium be shipped out of the country. Speaking of negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program, US Secretary of State Kerry said that “no deal is better than a bad deal.”
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Iran
The exiled dissident National Council of Resistance claimed that Iran is quietly moving a nuclear weaponization research and planning center to a site in a defense ministry complex in Tehran ahead of talks with world powers on the Iranian nuclear program. Semi-official media said “counterrevolutionary armed guerrillas” killed five members of the Revolutionary Guards near the Kurdish town of Baneh, close to the Iraqi border.
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Iran
Iranian dissidents say Tehran moving nuclear research site
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Iran
Turkey’s Spymaster Plots Own Course on Syria
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Iran
Iran parliament denies ‘uranium surplus’ report
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IAEA
Iran Readies Offer to Limit Its Nuclear Program
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Iran
Rouhani, on Iranian TV in May, detailed how he broke nuclear pledge
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Iran
Authorities arrested four people suspected of trying to sabotage one of Iran’s nuclear plants. Iran’s nuclear chief said a couple of acts of sabotage had been foiled.
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IAEA
Biggest hurdle to deal on Iranian nuclear program may be talking about the past
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Iran
U.S. and Israel Share a Goal in Iran Talks, but Not a Strategy
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Iran
The Rise of Persian Salafism
