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Sunday, March 14, 2010 | Volume: 10830



Saudi denies discussing pressure on China over Iran with U.S.

RIYADH (AP) — Saudi Arabia denied on Friday that its officials had discussed with U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates putting pressure on China to back a new round of sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.


A glimmer of hope in Egypt
By M.A. Saki

TEHRAN - A glimmer of hope is beginning to shine through in Egypt as Mohamed ElBaradei, an international figure who headed the UN’s International Atomic Energy Agency for 12 years, has started a peaceful campaign to create a change in the country’s moribund political system.

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Palestinians should now declare their independence
By Johann Hari

Could the Israeli government make it any more obvious they have no intention of sharing the Over-Promised Land with its other inhabitants?

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Lebanese support on Iran sanctions 'unlikely'

BEIRUT (Daily Star) - Western powers have given up on getting Lebanon, a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, to support further sanctions against Iran in an upcoming resolution because of the Lebanese Islamic resistance movement Hezbollah’s sway in the government, a European diplomat at the UN told The Daily Star on Friday.

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Maliki leads in early Baghdad vote count

BAGHDAD (AP) – A coalition led by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki was winning in the all-important capital and a Shiite province in the south, according to a partial tally of election results released Saturday.

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Iran-U.S. trade doubles in Jan.
Tehran Times Economic Desk

TEHRAN – Trade between Iran and the U.S. almost doubled in January 2010 compared to December 2009.

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MP calls for closer parliamentary supervision over oil industry
Tehran Times Political Desk

TEHRAN -- MP Ali Banaii has said that the Majlis should exercise more supervision over the country’s oil industry.

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Persian Press Review
Tehran Times Political Desk

The column ‘Persian Press Review’ features the headlines and leading articles carried by Farsi dailies.

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Three million fireworks detected: official
Tehran Times Social Desk

TEHRAN - Tehran Deputy Police Chief Mohsen Khancherli has said that the police force has detected three million fireworks of various types.

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Iran, Switzerland to continue gas talks
Tehran Times Economic Desk

TEHRAN – Iran and Switzerland will start a new round of gas talks in Tehran in few days.

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Land artists house opens on Persian Gulf island
Tehran Times Art Desk

TEHRAN -- The Persian Gulf Land Artists House has recently been inaugurated on Hormoz Island in southern Iran where it is hosting a permanent exhibition of environmental art.

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:: Clinton rebukes Israel over settler homes

:: Lebanese support on Iran sanctions 'unlikely'

:: Maliki leads in early Baghdad vote count


:: Three million fireworks detected: official


:: Iran-U.S. trade doubles in Jan.

:: Iran gas exports hit 6.8b cubic meters

:: IMF’s Lipsky says global economy in ‘multispeed recovery’


:: Comet makes death plunge toward sun

:: 'Killer electrons' get super-charged above Earth

:: Extinct elephant bird of Madagascar could live again


:: Hezbollah criticizes Israel’s Judaization campaign in East Jerusalem

:: ME Quartet slams Israeli settlement plans

:: Saudi denies discussing pressure on China over Iran with U.S.


:: Iran drawn with Australia in Asian Youth Volleyball Championship

:: Iran crowned Asian Alysh champ

:: Foolad Mahan wins AFC Futsal Club Championship


:: Rahmati plans Turkish translation of Langerudi’s poetry

:: National libraries of Iran and S. Korea sign agreement

:: Land artists house opens on Persian Gulf island




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