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The interim deal reached in Geneva last month between Iran and six world powers has drastically reduced the likelihood of military intervention to thwart the rogue Iranian nuclear program, Israel's former national security adviser said Monday.

Defense Minister says Iranians have built a terror infrastructure in South America, designed to target Jews, Israelis; warns that Tehran's ambitions for hegemony in the world make it doubly important to prevent a nuclear Iran.

The Arab Spring's promise of democracy has succumbed to frostbite, says former Iranian Ambassador to the U.N. Mansour Farhang.

President Shimon Peres expressed willingness to meet with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani Sunday, at the opening session of the Globes 2013 Israel Business Conference.

TEHRAN, Iran Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said Sunday that last month's nuclear deal with world powers has already boosted the country's economy, as he continues a push to convince skeptics of the benefits brought by the pact's partial sanctions relief.

Iranian and Afghan presidents are to sign a comprehensive pact of friendship and cooperation between Tehran and Kabul in order to bolster mutual ties, IRNA reported.

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After President Barack Obama said he would accept a peaceful nuclear program from Iran, including modest uranium enrichment, U.S. congressmen on the Homeland Security and Intelligence committees agreed Sunday that the concession complicates further negotiations.

When Mohammad Hamedi Rad arrived in the United States last year, he carried his Iranian passport, a hard-won student visa and a backpack containing $14,000 in hundred dollar bills, because there was no simpler way of getting money into the country.

Atomic experts from the United Nations nuclear watchdog were at Iran's Arak heavy water plant on Sunday to inspect it for the first time in more than two years, Iranian media reported.

US President Barack Obama addressed the Iranian nuclear and Palestinian issues in terms sympathetic to the Israeli case at the Saban annual forum in Washington Saturday, Dec. 7. On the final accord with Iran, he spoke of constraints for making sure Iran was prevented from attaining a nuclear weapon.

In a pair of columns, George Will tackles the issues surrounding the deal reaches between the United States, the other "P5+1" powers, and the Islamic Republic of Iran over that nations development of a nuclear program and the international efforts to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons, or the capability of developing nuclear weapons.

Raised in Tehran, Goli Taraghi attended university in the U.S. and, during the Iranian Revolution, moved to Paris, where she lives today.

TEHRAN Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani held a meeting with Sultan Qaboos Bin Said of Oman at Bait Al Barakah near Muscat on Thursday, Oman News Agency reported.

Iranian President Hassan Rohani made an urgent call at his latest cabinet meeting for action plans to tackle the problem of air pollution across the country.

In this photo released by the official website of the office of the Iranian Presidency, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani, center, shakes hands with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, in their meeting, as Iranian Vice President Eshagh Jahangiri looks on in Tehran, Iran, Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013.

Baku, Azerbaijan, Dec. 7 By Temkin Jafarov, Saeed Isayev - Trend: Two IAEA inspectors have arrived in Iran to observe the work of country's Arak heavy-water nuclear reactor, ISNA news agency reported on Dec. 7. The IAEA officials have arrived in Iran within the framework of an earlier agreement between Iran and the IAEA.

The Iranian warships - destroyer Alborz, helicopter-carrying tanker Bandar Abbas and a Russian-origin Kilo-class submarine Younes - entered the Mumbai harbor on Thursday as part of the three-day visit, Times of India reported.

Motamednejad, a professor of social sciences at Tehran's Allameh Tabatabaei University, had suffered from Parkinson's disease for years, Persian media announced on Thursday evening.

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