• Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman says West now discussing Iran’s right to enrich uranium.
  • Criticized “technological apartheid.”
  • EU negotiator Solana calls talks “very constructive.”
  • Says new sanctions could derail talks.
  • Will U.S. and EU judge Iran by its actions or promises?
  • Marking two years since Ahmadinejad’s election.
  • “Since June 24, 2005, ‘government-nation’ relations became ‘imam-ummah’ relations, and the government has distinguished itself as a symbol of obedience to velayat-e faqih (rule by the supreme jurisprudent).”
  • Ahmadinejad approves decision to lower interest rates for both public and private banks.
  • Zarif out, Khazaei in as Iran’s UN envoy.
  • Iran sides with Hamas.
  • Kayhan (official daily, editor appointed by Supreme Leader) headlines above-the-fold that documents seized from Mahmoud Abbas’ office show [Fatah] spied for CIA and Mossad.
  • Iran wants Muslim states to solve intra-Palestinian civil war.
  • More on Rushdie: “Action of British Queen won’t Remain Unanswered.”
  • U.S. to allow family visits for Iranian Revolutionary Guards members detained red-handed while plotting attacks to kill Americans?
  • Iran starts its own 24-hour news channel to compete with CNN, BBC.
  • Photo of the Day: Women segregated inside the Parliament.