Iran's international relations
September 23, 2012 WASHINGTON (JTA) -- The U.S. State Department reportedly removed the terrorist designation from the Mujahedin-e Khalq, an Iranian anti-regime group.
State Dept. removes Iran’s MEK from terrorism list
China & Iran
Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit 2012
Released American Hikers Say Iranian Guards Used Gitmo, CIA Prisons To Justify Poor Prison Treatment
The Iranian government last week released Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer, two Americans who had been held there on false spying allegations since 2009, from prison, and in their first chance to speak to the media, Bauer and Fattal detailed the human rights violations they had experienced at the hands of the Iranian government. Among those violations were poor prison conditions and long periods of time spent in isolation, complaints similar to those filed by the lawyers of prisoners at American prisons controlled by the military and Central Intelligence Agency. According to Bauer and Fattal, Iranian prison guards repeatedly used the harsh conditions of Guantanamo Bay and CIA prisons around the world to justify their own human rights violations: BAUER: In prison, every time we complained about our conditions, the guards would immediately remind us of comparable conditions at Guantanamo Bay.
Libya-Iran Foreign Relations | IranTracker
Flag of Libya (Available at Wikimedia Commons) Reaction to June 2009 Iranian Presidential Election: On August 13, 2009, Libya’s leader, Muammar Qadhafi sent a message of congratulations to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad following the Iranian leader’s inauguration. Qadhafi also wished both progress and success for Iran. [1] Nuclear: In early 2008, Libya chaired the United Nations Security Council amidst debate over the adoption of a third binding sanctions resolution regarding Iran’s nuclear program.
'Mossad behind assassinations in Iran' Dr. Majid Shahriari's car after his assassination by terrorists in Tehran on Monday, November 29, 2010 Reports say the Israeli spy agency, Mossad, has collaborated with American and British intelligence to carry out the assassination of Iranian scientists in Tehran. Mossad conducted the assassinations “with the help of the CIA and MI6,” The Jerusalem Post reported, citing independent French weekly Le Canard enchaine . Intelligence sources told the influential French weekly that the assassinations were part of Israeli plots aimed at sabotaging Iran's nuclear program.
Mossad behind assassinations in Iran'
Jean-Pierre Perrin - Sans l'assistance de l'Iran, le Hamas comme le Hezbollah ne seraient pas devenus ce qu'ils sont. Les tragiques événements du Proche-Orient confirment ce diagnostic. D'où ma première question : selon vous, Barack Obama modifiera-t-il ce qu'était, sous George W. Bush, la politique iranienne des États-Unis ? Robert Baer - Regardez le discours de Barack Obama devant l'American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) (1) : il a été clairement inspiré, guidé même, par Israël. Aux États-Unis, vous ne pouvez pas parvenir au pouvoir en défendant une politique étrangère indépendante pour le Moyen-Orient, une politique qui ne soit pas filtrée par l'AIPAC.
Pourquoi faut-il parler avec l'Iran ? de Robert Baer
1324 - Rapport d'information de M. Jean-Marc Roubaud déposé e
Enregistré à la Présidence de l’Assemblée nationale le 16 décembre 2008. en application de l’article 145 du Règlement en conclusion des travaux d’une mission d’information constituée le 30 janvier 2008 (1) , sur « Iran et équilibre géopolitique au Moyen-Orient » Président M.2008-12-16 - Rapport d'information sur Iran et équilibre géopolitique au Moyen-Orient by Mar 1
The US president has said that Turkey can play an "important" role in persuading Iran to engage in dialogue over its nuclear programme. Barack Obama said on Monday after meeting Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish prime minister, that he had stressed the importance of resolving Iran's nuclear capacity "in a way that allows Iran to pursue peaceful nuclear energy, but provides assurances that it will abide by international rules and norms". "I believe that Turkey can be an important player in trying to move Iran in that direction," Obama said, referring to international norms and regulations governing atomic energy. Erdogan told Obama that Ankara was prepared to play the role of "mediator", but he has criticised the West for being too quick to censure Iran for its nuclear programme. The US and the other countries negotiating with Iran are concerned Tehran is secretly using its nuclear programme as a cover to develop atomic weapons, a charge Iran denies.
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Iran and China | The Iran Primer
John S. Park Iran is a linchpin in China’s regional energy security strategy.