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As Petraeus testifies, Baghdad teeters on edge of erupting
9 Apr 2008
Summary: BAGHDAD ? Army Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker were critical of Iran when they testified Tuesday before the Senate , barely giving credit for an Iranian-brokered cease-fire that curbed the killing after a week of Shiite-on-Shiite bloodshed in southern Iraq and Baghdad. source: McClatchy Newspapers read more
Obama calls for talks with Iran over Iraq
9 Apr 2008
Summary: WASHINGTON (AFP) ? Democratic 2008 hopeful Barack Obama Tuesday called for talks with Iran on stabilizing Iraq, hours after the top US war general said Tehran was the greatest threat to democracy in the war-torn nation. source: AFPread more
Endless Enemies
9 Apr 2008
Summary: First it was the ‘dead enders,’ then it was al-Qaeda in Iraq, now it’s the ‘Special Groups’ ? but when will it end? source: CASMIIread more
Iran deplores civilian deaths in Basra, Sadr City; condemns attacks on Baghdad Green Zone
8 Apr 2008
Summary: HosseiniForeign Ministry spokesman, Mohammad-Ali Hosseini, on Tuesday deplored civilian losses in Iraq, condemning US forces for indiscriminate bombardment of residential areas in Sadr City and Basra. source: IRNAread more
No international support for attack on Iran
8 Apr 2008
Summary: Aijaz Ahmad: Iran stands firm on nuclear issue, brokered peace agreement in Iraq source: The Real Newsread more
Tehran sends positive signals for talks with U.S.
8 Apr 2008
Summary: Commenting on the proposal of the US Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates, to Iran for talks with Washington, Hosseini said, “If the Americans take basic steps and change their Iran policies, a new opportunity will be created to think about reconsidering Tehran-Washington relations.” source: Payvandread more
The Iran boogeyman is back
8 Apr 2008
Summary: The Basra battle made it uncomfortably clear just how much Iraq resembles Lebanon—a Byzantine place of shifting alliances where there are no heroes and villains, and where you can’t even tell the players without a scorecard. If that truth sinks in, public support for the war will dry up. Which is why Iran, the convenient boogeyman, is suddenly coming up again. source: Salonread more
Iranians Oppose Producing Nuclear Weapons, Saying It Is Contrary to Islam
8 Apr 2008
Summary: While still distrustful of U.S. intentions, the Iranian public believes that the threat posed by Washington has diminished over the past year and favors increased exchanges between the two countries, including direct talks on stabilizing Iraq and other issues, according to a major new survey [.pdf] released here Monday by WorldPublicOpinion.org source: AntiWar.comread more
Petraeus Testimony to Defend False ‘Proxy War’ Line
8 Apr 2008
Summary: PorterA key objective of the congressional testimony by Gen. David Petraeus this week will be to defend the George W. Bush administration’s strategic political line that it is fighting an Iranian “proxy war” in Iraq. source: AntiWar.com read more
McCain’s “war on terror” remix
7 Apr 2008
Summary: Pepe Escobar: “The most important thing that’s happening is that Bush and Cheney are trying to do with Iran what they did with Iraq: they want to create a pattern of demonization of Iran. And what we see here is a pattern of deception as well, in the American public, of world global opinion. And that’s eerily familiar to the good old Axis of Evil.” source: ‘The Real Story’ on The Real Newsread more
McCain vs Obama on foreign policy
7 Apr 2008
Summary: Aijaz AhmadAijaz Ahmad discusses the differences between Obama’s and McCain’s foreign policy: Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Israel/Palestine, and China. source: The Real Newsread more
Iranian Physicians to Tour the United States
7 Apr 2008
Summary: Two prominent Iranian physicians, Dr. Shahriar Khateri and Dr. Mohammad Reza Soroush, and two Iranian patients will travel to the United States to communicate the medical consequences of chemical warfare. Touring through Cambridge, Boston, Hartford, New York City, Los Angeles and Washington, DC, Dr. Khateri and Dr. Soroush will share their expertise, gained through two decades of work with chemical weapons survivors of the Iran-Iraq war. source: CASMIIread more
Iran says US requests more Iraq talks
7 Apr 2008
Summary: Crocker and QomiTEHRAN (AFP) ? Iran announced on Monday that it had received a “request” from its arch-foe the United States to hold a fourth round of talks on security in Iraq. source: AFPread more
Petraeus Testimony May Signal Iran Attack
7 Apr 2008
Summary: On April 5, the London Telegraph reported that “British officials gave warning yesterday that America’s commander in Iraq will declare that Iran is waging war against the U.S.-backed Baghdad government. A strong statement from Gen. David Petraeus about Iran’s intervention in Iraq could set the stage for a U.S. attack on Iranian military facilities, according to a Whitehall assessment.” source: AntiWar.com read more
The US-NATO ‘Missile Shield’ Programme: Timeline and Bibliographical References (part II)
6 Apr 2008
Summary: Missile shields are now a major topic at the present NATO summit. Mr. Bush bangs on about a rogue nation,’ seemingly unaware that most of the world think that the United States is the real ‘rogue .’ Mr. Bush’s speech prior to the opening of the United Nations summit was a repeat not only of continued platitudes but also of many accusations made after 9/11 about Iraq – with Iran now the unjustified focus of “evil.” Are Mr. Cheney, and his very own ‘poodle,’ Mr. Bush, pathologically focused on matters ‘nuclear’, and intent on a forthcoming war? source: Index Researchread more
Gates says U.S. wants diplomacy to solve Iran disputes
6 Apr 2008
Summary: MUSCAT (Reuters) – Defense Secretary Robert Gates reaffirmed to the leader of Oman on Saturday that Washington wanted to resolve its disputes with Iran diplomatically, a senior U.S. defense official said. source: Reutersread more
British fear US commander is beating the drum for Iran strikes
5 Apr 2008
Summary: British officials gave warning yesterday that America’s commander in Iraq will declare that Iran is waging war against the US-backed Baghdad government. source: The Daily Telegraphread more
Fabricating History
5 Apr 2008
Summary: Kimberly Kagan?s opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal on April 3rd with the misleading title ?The Second Iran-Iraq war? presents a false depiction of the Islamic Republic?s current role in Iraq. source: CASMIIread more
Putin says Iran is no threat
5 Apr 2008
Summary: Russian president challenges US policy towards Iran, says Tehran should not be isolated. source: Middle East on Lineread more
Gen. Petraeus and a High-Level Suicide in Iraq
5 Apr 2008
Summary: Abu GharaibThe scourge of suicides among American troops in Iraq is a serious and seriously underreported problem. One of the few high-profile cases involves a much-admired Army colonel named Ted Westhusing—who, in his 2005 suicide note, pointed a finger at a then little-known U.S. general named David Petraeus. Westhusing’s widow, asked by a friend what killed this West Point scholar, had replied simply: “Iraq.” source: Huffington Postread more
Geflschte Ahmadinedschad-Zitate
4 Apr 2008
Summary: Es bleibt dabei: Ahmadinedschad hat billigend den Wunsch zitiert, das zionistische Regime mge verschwinden. Wer behauptet, Ahmadinedschad habe zur Vernichtung Israels oder gar der Juden aufgefordert, lgt um des Krieges willen. source: www.SteinbergRecherche.comread more
Summit of despair
4 Apr 2008
Summary: The sorry image that unfolded in the recent [Arab] summit will only tempt the Bush administration to try another adventure. The US, in alliance with Israel, may decide to act. They have been dying to strike at Iran’s nuclear programme. And they know they have the blessing of Germany, France and the rest of Europe. source: Al-Ahramread more
Al Qaeda #2: We’ll Attack Iran
4 Apr 2008
Summary: Recently, Senator John McCain has repeatedly indicated that Iran and al-Qaeda are in cahoots. The terror group’s number two, Ayman al-Zawahiri, would beg to differ. In a long-promised online Q&A session, Zawahiri says it would be “in the interest” of Al-Qaeda to see Iran “sap[ped]” by a fight with the United States. Moreover, he seems to promise that the extremist collective will “battle” whoever wins that U.S.-Iran struggle. source: wired.comread more
Creating a US-Iran Bridge
4 Apr 2008
Summary: Grassroots movements in Iran all say that they don’t need outside help. Since the United States has allocated $75 million to an ?Iran Democracy Fund?, the life of grassroots movements has become more difficult. Any direct ? or indirect ? help to the democratic movement in Iran coming from this fund is seen as an attempt of external regime change, says Leila Zand. source: Middle-East on Lineread more
Ritter says White House preparing for war in Iran
4 Apr 2008
Summary: MIDDLEBURY ? Scott Ritter, former head of weapons inspection in Iraq who protested there were no weapons of mass destruction to justify an invasion, believes the same is true for Iran. source: Rutland Heraldread more
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