Daily News, Nov. 26, 2009

	IAEA Chief: Iran Investigation at 'Dead End'
	China's Backing on Iran Followed Dire Predictions by US Officials

 Iran

	Tehran Not Opposed to Sending Uranium Abroad
	Iran Clerics Start Taking Control of Schools
	Iran's DM Predict More Wars in Region
	Israel Readying New Arms to Meet Iran Challenge
	Iranian-American Faces New Spying Charge
	Mothers of Americans Held in Iran Send Video
	Iran's Leader Makes Inroads in Latin America

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Daily News

Iran's Foes Making Up the Rules as They Go Along
by Kaveh L. Afrasiabi 

	Brazil: World Must Engage, Not Isolate Iran
	Iranian Leader's Visit to Brazil Draws Criticism
	Iran Prez Offers Little Hope on US Hikers' Release
	Oil Rises Above $79 Amid Iran War Games to Protect Nuclear Sites
	Iran Expanding Effort to Stifle the Opposition
	Foundation Tied to Iran Has Record of Donations to Columbia University

Daily News

Iran Wants Fuel Guarantees, Warns Against Attack

	Iran Stages War Games, Tries to Show Defensive Capacity
	Iran Releases Ex-Official on Bail in Mass Trial
	Experts Say Iran Uses the Death Penalty as a Way to Intimidate Opponents
	Iran's Mousavi Tells Government to End Intimidation
	US Urges Tehran to Accept Nuclear Offer
	Ahmadinejad Heads to Nuclear-Backers Brazil, Venezuela

	Iran Stages War Games, Tries to Show Defensive Capacity
	Iran Releases Ex-Official on Bail in Mass Trial
	Experts Say Iran Uses the Death Penalty as a Way to Intimidate Opponents
	Iran's Mousavi Tells Government to End Intimidation
	US Urges Tehran to Accept Nuclear Offer
	Ahmadinejad Heads to Nuclear-Backers Brazil, Venezuela

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News of the Day

Highlights

	Iran Sets War Games to Simulate Foreign Attack
	Dangerous Game: The Next Round of the US-Iran Nuclear Face-Off

Other News

Iran

	Iran Cleric: We'll Hit 'Heart of Tel Aviv' if Attacked
	Cleric Wields Religion to Challenge Iran's Theocracy
	Iranian Authorities Claim Detention Center Physician Committed Suicide

 Editorials
The Israel Lobby, the Neocons, and the Iranian-American Community  
by Muhammad Sahimi

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Rebellion der Frauen. Wahlkampfszene vom Sommer, als Hunderttausende in Teheran spontan für Oppositionsführer Mussawi und gegen Ahmadinedschads Wahlfälschung demonstrierten. Fotos: p-a/dpa EPA

Exilautor Said
"Bald ist die Jugend im Iran kampferprobt"

Exilautor Said über die Unreformierbarkeit der Diktatur und die Zukunft des Iran

Two-Faced Iran Policy

Our Two-Faced Iran Policy Engage -- and terrorize

by Justin Raimondo, October 23, 2009

The news that the negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program have produced a draft agreement — okayed "in principle" by the Iranians, as well as the Western powers — puts a happy face on a crisis that, in reality, shows no signs of abating.U