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Russia, Iran: Stepping on the gas
On September 19, Genadi Zodanov, leader of the Russian Communist Party and member of its parliamentary faction, described Iran as Russia's strategic ally and stated that Russia's parliament, the Duma, would oppose any effort to end Russia's nuclear cooperation with Iran.
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By Hooman Peimani
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World Bank head:Higher oil price impact "significant"
"Wolfensohn also said it is up to the Washington-based lender's board to decide whether the bank should lend money to Iran, a country named as part of the "axis of evil" by the United States, the bank's largest and most influential shareholder."
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By Reuters
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U.S. Troops Face Suicide Attacks
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) - Taliban fugitives and Afghan fighters loyal to a former foe have allied and are getting arms and money from al-Qaida and Iran for planned suicide attacks on American troops in Afghanistan, one of their leaders says.
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By Kathy Gannon
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IMF: Iran's economy healthy but fiscal changes needed
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) -- The International Monetary Fund on Thursday said Iran's economy performed well this year, but that the country's expansionary fiscal policy could worsen inflationary pressure and lead to more appreciation of its currency.
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By Mark Wilkinson
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German to be flogged for video-filming
A German-Iranian national was convicted by a Teheran court to 64 flogs and a cash fine of 1250 dollars for video filming, the governmental daily Iran reported Thursday.
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Iran Should Be Worried From British Dossier On Iraq’s WMD
LONDON -- Iranian analysts say the long-awaited report Britain published Tuesday asserting that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hoseyn continued to expand stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons; some of them could be deployed within 45 minutes, should ring alarm bells in Tehran.
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By IPS
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Is Democracy in the Middle East Possible?
Today, the most significant threat to Western security emanates from the Middle East. One of the obvious causes of this scenario is that the Middle East is ridden with totalitarianism, economic failure and cultural backwardness.
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By Jamie Glazov
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Suspected al-Qaida camp seen in Iran
U.S. intelligence has detected a suspected al-Qaida training camp in a remote area of eastern Iran along the border with Afghanistan, sources told NBC News. Overhead imagery shows what appears to be a training camp complete with a terrorist obstacle course and a rifle range, much like those al-Qaida used in Afghanistan to train for assassinations.
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By Jim Miklaszewski and Robert Windrem
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Iraq Providing Shelter, Chemical Weapons Help to Al Qaeda
U.S. intelligence has also received information that some Al Qaeda leaders are hiding in Iran, and the U.S. government is looking into reports that Al Qaeda operatives are conducting training just over the Iranian border from Afghanistan.
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By AP
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US detects Al-Qaeda camp in Iran: NBC News
US intelligence has detected what appears to be an Al-Qaeda training camp in a remote region of eastern Iran along the border with Afghanistan, NBC News reported on Wednesday, citing unidentified sources.
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By Reuters
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Britain's Straw to press anti-Saddam case in Iran
LONDON (Reuters) - Foreign Secretary Jack Straw will visit Iran next month as part of a Gulf tour to drive home the government's warning that Saddam Hussein poses a serious threat to the region, an official has said.
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By Dominic Evans
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