- Mansour Osanlou, independent Iranian labor leader, beaten, kidnapped.
- Background on Osanlou and his attempts to form Islamic Republic’s first independent trade union.
- Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: New U.S.-Iran talks not yet on agenda.
- Iran accuses U.S. of sabotaging aircraft purchases.
- Accuses U.S. of violating international law for detaining alleged “diplomats” (who did not have diplomatic credentials)
- Iranian politicians—even reformers—still celebrate 1979-81 U.S. hostage crisis.
- Iranian parliamentarian: U.S. “desperate” for Iranian assistance.
- Iran makes new allegations against Haleh Esfandiari, other hostages.
- Iran reaffirms its stance on uranium enrichment.
- IAEA delegation in Iran.
- Ahmadinejad: Iran to move forward on nuclear schedule.
- IAEA chief ElBaradei: Iran willing to solve nuclear standoff.
- Islamic Republic claims Iranian Jews being paid $10,000 to emigrate.
- Ahmadinejad refuses to allow internal petroleum price to float out of fear it could spark inflation.
- Tehran and Beijing to produce cheap cars jointly.
- Plans to produce 2 million cars by 2015.
- “Pragmatic” Rafsanjani endorses terrorism in meeting with Hamas.
- “Islamic resistance is the only way for liberation of Palestine and freedom of the Islamic territories.”
- Ahmadinejad heading to Syria on state visit.
- Photo of the Day: Rafsanjani meets with Hamas Headquarter Commander Emud al-Elmi.
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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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