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Iranian bank assets frozen by EU sanctions
By David Blair, Diplomatic Editor - 16/06/2008 - Telegraph News
Iran faces a new round of financial sanctions as the European Union has agreed to freeze the overseas assets of its largest bank.
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Bush and Brown's Warning to Iran
BBC News - June 16, 2008 - Truthout.org
Gordon Brown and President George Bush have warned Iran to accept their "offers of partnership" or face tough sanctions and international isolation.
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Students protest sexual harassment in Iran university
Agence France-Presse - June 16, 2008
Thousands of university students in an Iranian city have held a protest against the attempted sexual harassment of a female colleague by a top university official, the press reported on Monday.
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Rising oil cost finances turmoil Iran, Russia, Sudan and Venezuela getting wealthier and bolder
By David Wood - June 16, 2008 - Baltimore Sun
Filling up at the gas pump isn't just financially painful. Paying $4 a gallon also is creating headaches for the United States that are likely to spark new fighting overseas and to aggravate old conflicts.
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Iran must be included in peace talks
TRITA PARSI, National Iranian American Council - December 12, 2007
In light of the National Intelligence Estimate on Iran released last
week, the Bush administration's choice to exclude Iran from the
Annapolis meeting in late November looks all the more foolhardy.
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Initiate diplomatic surge with Iran
Peter Wilk, M.D. Physicians for Social Responsibility - December 11, 2007
Many have followed with alarm the release of the National
Intelligence Estimate revealing that the administration knew (at
least by this past August, if not earlier) that Iran does not have a
nuclear-weapons program.
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Had Ahmadinejad not been elected, Iran’s nuclear trajectory would not have been all that different. The desire to deter the United States and project power in the Middle East has pressed successive Iranian regimes towards the nuclear option. ... And while Washington bitterly complains of Iran’s mischief and intervention in Iraqi politics, blame for Iran’s influence in Iraq rests not with Ahmadinejad but with an ill-advised American invasion that facilitated the rise of Shia parties closely associated with Iran.
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