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Romney Hints at ‘Red Lines,’ Insists War a Long Way Off

by Jason Ditz | Oct 10, 2012

Romney Hints at ‘Red Lines,’ Insists War a Long Way Off | Claims same position as Netanyahu, despite obvious differences

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Obama Announces Yet More Iran Sanctions

by Jason Ditz | Oct 10, 2012

Obama Announces Yet More Iran Sanctions | Sanctions focus on natural gas, technology companies

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NYPD on High Alert: Fears Iran Sanctions Raise Terror Risk

by Jason Ditz | Oct 10, 2012

NYPD on High Alert: Fears Iran Sanctions Raise Terror Risk | Says growing sanctions, Israeli threats put city at risk

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Netanyahu Calls for Early Elections, Maneuvering US on Iran, Palestine

by John Glaser | Oct 9, 2012

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for early elections instead of waiting for the scheduled ones in October 2013, raising new questions about his stranglehold on Israeli policy on Iran, and beyond. Netanyahu and his Likud Party, according to the...

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Iran Diverts Much of its Uranium for Peaceful Medical Research, Israeli Intel Says

by John Glaser | Oct 8, 2012

Iran Uses Uranium for Medical Research | Israel and the IAEA say Iran’s nuclear program is being used peacefully

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Debunked: Allegation of Iranian Govt. Backing Terror Group Untrue

by Jason Ditz | Oct 8, 2012

Debunked: Allegation of Iranian Govt Backing Terror Group Untrue | Lease line popular with banks was actually owned by a bank

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US Plans to Restart Iran Talks After November Elections

by John Glaser | Oct 8, 2012

The US is planning to resume negotiations with Iran following the US presidential elections, people familiar with the planning told Al Monitor, but the postures are likely to be more hawkish no matter who wins. "If Barack Obama is re-elected Nov. 6, his administration...

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UN Chief: Sanctions Mostly Harming Iran’s Civilians

by Jason Ditz | Oct 5, 2012

UN Chief: Sanctions Mostly Harming Iran’s Civilians | Medicines in short supply as Iran’s economy buckles

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US Slams New Iranian Plan to End Nuclear Dispute

by Jason Ditz | Oct 4, 2012

US Slams New Iranian Plan to End Nuclear Dispute | Deal would end 20 percent enrichment for end to oil embargo

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Robert Gates: War on Iran Would Be ‘Catastrophic,’ Make Tehran Nukes ‘Inevitable’

by John Glaser | Oct 4, 2012

A US or Israeli attack on Iran would "prove catastrophic" and "make a nuclear-armed Iran inevitable," former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said in a speech Wednesday night. Neither the United States nor Israel is capable of wiping out Iran's nuclear capability,...

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