Iran News Round Up

Supreme Leader endorses Ahmadinejad’s foreign policy.
Relations with U.S. are red-line Iran will not cross.
U.S. is shaky; Iranian resistance is working.
No reason anymore to fear [respect?] U.S.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in Iran.
Meets with Supreme Leader.
Are U.S. meetings with low-level Iranian functionaries diplomatic success, rather than deliberate humiliation?
Iranian Foreign Minister stresses cooperation with Caracas.
“Hugo Chavez is becoming — or rather has already become – a household name in Iran and perhaps the region, thanks to his frequent trips to the Islamic Republic.”
Venezuela gives Iran new aircraft.
Iran and Venezuela break ground on new chemical plant.
To be the biggest of its kind in the world.
Iranian diplomat says Iran is stabilizing Iraq.
U.S. to grant family visits to detained Iranian Revolutionary Guards.
Mohammed Khatami seeks to mediate between Fatah and Hamas.
IAEA Safeguards director due in Iran on July 11.
Iran rejects Europe’s “time-out” proposal to suspend both enrichment and sanctions during talks.
Ahmadinejad: “You cannot stop this nation.”
UN is not going to review Iran’s nuclear defiance anytime soon.
Iran speeds up enrichment.
Parliamentarian: “Enemies’ sanctions fruitless.”
Head of Russian nuclear company in talks with Iran over Bushehr plant.
Ahmadinejad defends his gasoline rationing.
Supreme Leader supports rationing.
More rationing to come.
Ahmadinejad says Iran will still export gasoline, despite shortages.
Silverlining? Iran claims CO2 emissions down 40% in a week.
Iran threatens to raise oil prices to $100.
Feeling immune to sanctions? Iran says foreign assets up 30% to $62 billion.
French firm increases investment in Iran.
Iran to build $400 million refinery in Indonesia?
Are Iran’s official statistics accurate?
Picture of the Day: Empty Tehran highway after gasoline rationing begins.

Iran News Round Up

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