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FOR CLOSER TIES: Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki in discussion with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at a meeting in New Delhi on Monday.

Even if one of the 9/11 suspects who'll be tried in New York is acquitted, he won't be released in the United States.

MANILA More than a hundred people supported a charity bazaar held in Iran to help Pinoy victims recover from the devastation wrought by several typhoons in the Philippines.

The Washington Post published an editorial last week criticizing President Obama's policy toward Iran.

"Turkey 'Would Not Say No' to Storing Iran's Uranium Friday, November 13, 2009 ANKARA, Turkey a ' Turkey's energy minister says if asked the country would not say no to temporarily storing Iran's enriched uranium to help defuse a standoff over Western suspicions that Tehran is trying to build an atomic bomb." More: Turkey 'Would Not Say No' to ...

An Italian company that helped build a communications satellite for Iran said Wednesday there are no plans to launch it, denying an announcement made in Tehran this week.

Just minutes before anti-riot police charged opposition marchers in Tehran last week, a new chant bubbled up from the crowd: "Death to Nobody." It was more than just a play on the "Death to America" slogans that are staples of Iran's political life.

Iran has written to an Oxford University college to complain about a scholarship in memory of a slain Iranian student who became a symbol of anti-government protests in her country, the college said Wednesday.

Iran announced Tuesday it will use Italy to launch a communications satellite after waiting years for Russia to do the job, the semiofficial Mehr news agency reported.

There are several possible responses to the appalling news that Iran seems to have brought espionage charges against three American hikers who wandered across the Kurdish border.

Iran is charging three detained US citizens with espionage, but US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, says there is no evidence to back the charges.

By Iran GlobalPost Correspondent TEHRAN, Iran a ' Every year, thousands of Iranians flock to the seaside to enjoy the sand and water.

Leaders of Iran's opposition movement are to make an unprecedented apology to the US on the 30th anniversary of the storming of the American embassy in Tehran.

Iran reported its first swine flu death on August 26, that of a 36-year-old woman drug addict.

Tehran - Iranian police arrested 109 people during opposition protests on the sidelines of an official rally marking three decades since the seizure of the US embassy, Tehran's police chief said on Saturday.

Iranian opposition figure Mehdi Karoubi, whose supporters clashed with police in a rally last week, accused President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Sunday of double standards in his U.S. policy.

Russia should keep its word on selling a missile defense system to Iran, an influential parliamentarian was quoted by Iranian media as saying Sunday.

The violent images of the 1979 Iranian revolution - women clad in chadors chanting passionately, protesters burning American flags and students being beaten on the street - are hauntingly similar to those that continue to trickle out of the country today.

A Danish journalism student has been arrested in Iran, the Danish Foreign Ministry told CNN on Saturday.