- Tehran seeks to boost trade ties with Iraq.
- Ahmadinejad praises “strategic” relationship between Tehran and Moscow.
- Russia endorses ElBaradei’s proposal to stop pressuring Iran, abandon demand that it suspend enrichment.
- Larijani and ElBaradei to meet on Friday.
- Amid pattern of EU concessions, Iran upbeat.
- Confidence-building measures provided by Iran to the international community to date: zero.
- Mahmoud Salehi, imprisoned labor activist’s health declining.
- Despite its rhetoric about support for ordinary Iranians, Bush administration silent.
- Previous “Iran News Round Up” on his case.
- No resolution, more discussion on decade-long Caspian Sea dispute.
- Official commentary on Caspian, replete with anti-Americanism.
- Iran and Libya to set up joint investment fund to export influence in Africa, Latin America.
- Mob attacks, beats Kuwaiti diplomat in Tehran.
- Iranian parliamentarians demand Islamic states downgrade relations with Britain over Salman Rushdie knighthood.
- Hardline, government daily repeats, endorses Jimmy Carter’s comments on Hamas, Washington and Tel Aviv plots (bottom right text box; full Persian text, here).
- Picture of the Day: Sleeping on the streets in wake of Qom earthquake.
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Michael Rubin is Director of Policy Analysis at the Middle East Forum and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
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