Defiant Tehran designing ‘more powerful’ nuclear reactor
By News Wires the 16/06/2010 – 12:34 Iran’s nuclear chief Ali Akbar Salehi said Wednesday that Iran is currently designing a new nuclear reactor “more powerful” than its existing Tehran research facility, and that the country will adopt a “dual-track” policy in international affairs.
Q+A: What does Petraeus bring to Afghan war effort?
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The choice of General David Petraeus to replace disgraced commander Stanley McChrystal ensures that President Barack Obama’s 6-month-old war strategy will be executed as planned without interruption.
WHY PETRAEUS?
TIMMERMAN: Who are the terrorists?
By Kenneth R. Timmerman
Do you think President Obama will fire Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal for his comments to Rolling Stone magazine?
Brazil Ends Role as Iran Broker, US Supports Move
21 Jun 2010 (JPost) Brazil will no longer be involved in mediation regarding the nuclear Iran issue, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim told the Financial Times on Monday. 
The Faith and Hope of the Lebanese Will Defeat Hezbollah

Iran bars two U.N. inspectors in nuclear row
(Reuters) – Iran has barred two U.N. nuclear inspectors from entering the Islamic Republic, a senior official was quoted as saying on Monday, in a further escalation of an international dispute over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
Gates sees potential in Iran economic sanctions
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Sunday that targeted economic sanctions on Iran had “real potential” to pressure Tehran to halt its nuclear program.
Iran Hangs Militant Insurgent Leader
Pakistani activists of Baloch Rights Council holds a portrait of top Sunni militant leader Abdolmalek Rigi as they shout anti-Iran slogans at a protest in Karachi (File Photo)
New British PM Calls for Strong Sanctions Against Iran

BRUSSELS, June 17 (Saba) — British Prime Minister David Cameron, stressed here today that it was important the EU puts additional sanctions on Iran, according to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA).
A Long March to Human Rights in Iran