Iran in the World Press 14 Apr 2010

Article relevance   Page 1   ‘Iran will go nuclear in a month' Iran will join the global nuclear club within one month, according to the deputy research chief of the Islamic Republic’s Atomic Energy of Iran (AEOI). The state-run Fars news agency on Tuesday quoted Behzad Soltani, who also serves as the... • Jerusalem Post staff and AP Jerusalem Post  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Israel Article relevance   Page 1   China is firm on Iran stance Beijing contradicts claims that it is more open to sanctions over nuclear issue. China insisted Tuesday that it has not shifted its approach on Iran’s nuclear program, despite White House claims on Monday that Beijing had become more open to sanctions on Tehran. Jiang Yu, a spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, told... Paul Richter Los Angeles Times  |  14 Apr 2010  |  USA Article relevance   Page 10   Iranians wary of deeper ties with China tehran — In what looks like a strong, budding friendship, China is increasingly buying Iranian oil and gas, participating in Iranian infrastructure projects, and selling vast amounts of exports to Iran while warning the West against tougher sanctions...by Thomas Erdbrink erdbrinkt@washpost.com The Washington Post  |  14 Apr 2010  |  USA Article relevance   Page 10   Tehran doubts sanction support TEHRAN, Iran | Iran expressed doubts Tuesday that China would back the U.S. push for new sanctions against Tehran over its controversial nuclear program. The comments came a day after Chinese President Hu Jintao agreed to work with the Americans on...BY NASSER KARIMI The Washington Times Daily  |  14 Apr 2010  |  USA Article relevance   Page 2   Por mais negócios, camisa da Seleção para Ahmadinejad. À frente de 86 empresários brasileiros que tentam aumentar o comércio do Brasil com o Irã, o min Miguel Jorge, Desenvolvimento, ofereceu ontem ao presidente persa Mahmoud Ahmadinejad uma camisa da Seleção Brasileira. A audiência foi interpretada como... Jornaldodia  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Brazil Article relevance   Page 13   China warms to Iranian sanctions UNITED STATES: China agreed to work with the United States on possible sanctions against Iran, and Ukraine announced it would give up its weapons-grade enriched uranium, as a US-hosted nuclear summit got under way. United States President Barack Obama... The Dominion Post  |  14 Apr 2010  |  New Zealand  Article relevance   Page 12   Iran believes China won’t back sanctions Tehran (Reuters) Iran’s foreign ministry said yesterday it did not believe China was getting close to approving new sanctions which the United States wants to pressure Tehran over its nuclear programme. US President Barack Obamaand China’s President... Gulf News  |  14 Apr 2010  |  UAE Article relevance   Page 1   OBAMA SEALS AMBITIOUS NUCLEAR DEAL, AND CANADA BASKS IN THE GLOW, Iran’s nuclear ambitions prove tough to rein in Toughen the sanctions, talk Tehran down, or if all else fails, drop a bomb. Those were the stark choices facing U.S. policy-makers as President Barack Obama and more than 40 international leaders tussled with taming Iran’s nuclear ambitions at the... OLIVIA WARD FOREIGN AFFAIRS REPORTER Toronto Star  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Canada  Article relevance   Page 11   L’Iran change de ton envers les États- Unis La République islamique d’Iran est prête à coopérer avec les États-Unis si ses droits sont respectés, a assuré hier le président iranien Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Dans une allocution télévisée, il a précisé qu’il était en train de rédiger une lettre... 24 Heures Montreal  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Canada Article relevance   Page 3   Iran widersteht US-Nuklearkurs Jürg Bischoff, Beirut Iran hat klargemacht, dass es sich durch die verschiedenen Initiativen des amerikanischen Präsidenten Obama auf dem Feld der nuklearen Sicherheit in der Fortführung seines Atomprogramms nicht beirren lässt. Teheran zeigt sich –... Neue Zurcher Zeitung  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Switzerland

Article relevance   Page 3   Einig über mehr Härte gegenüber Iran WASHINGTON — Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel zeigte sich bereits nach dem Abendessen zum Auftakt des Atomgipfels mit strahlender Miene – und „sehr zufrieden“. Nicht nur, dass sie ein ebenso gut gelaunter und optimistischer Barack Obama im Kongresszentrum...VON FRIEDEMANN DIEDERICHS Nordbayerische Nachrichten Forchheim  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Germany

Article relevance   Page 42   China favours diplomacy with Iran BEIJING: China said that sanctions are not the answer to the standoff over Iran’s nuclear programme, after US officials said Beijing and Washington had agreed to jointly push for new punitive action. But foreign ministry spokesman Jiang Yu also said... Star (Malaysia)  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Malaysia

Article relevance   Page 17   Chinese warm to idea of Iran sanctions WASHINGTON – China agreed to work with the United States on possible sanctions against Iran, and Ukraine announced it would give up its weapons-grade enriched uranium, as a US-hosted nuclear summit got under way. United States President Barack Obama... The Southland Times  |  14 Apr 2010  |  New Zealand

Article relevance   Page 16   US to help China if Iran cuts off oil US President Barack Obama vowed to help keep fuel flowing to China if Iran cuts off supplies in retaliation for joining a drive for UN sanctions, a US daily said yesterday. The pledge came in Monday talks between Mr Obama and Chinese President Hu...(AFP) The Times, Malta  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Malta Article relevance   Page 8   DIFFERENCES ON IRAN Chinese President Hu Jintao met with Obama on Monday, then on Tuesday called for “effective” measures to safeguard nuclear weapons and materials. But he didn’t mention Iran’s nuclear program. Obama said he was confident China would join other nations... The Commercial Appeal  |  14 Apr 2010  |  USA Article relevance   Page 11   Nuke summit not binding: Iran TEHRAN – Tehran said yesterday the outcome of the nuclear security summit in Washington would have no impact on Iran’s atomic programmes. “ Even approval of sanctions would have no impact on our nation’s will to follow our nuclear rights,” foreign...Sapa-dpa. The Citizen  |  14 Apr 2010  |  South Africa Article relevance   Page 34   China cool over Iran sanctions China said sanctions were not the answer to the Iranian atomic standoff, denting US President Barack Obama’s hopes of sealing a deal to punish Tehran as he hosted a summit on nuclear arms. Obama was expected to urge world leaders to harden their...WASHINGTON, DC Emirates Business 24 for 7  |  14 Apr 2010  |  UAE Article relevance   Page 9   Chinese to work on Iran dispute – China agreed to work with the United States on a possible sanctions regime against Iran, and Ukraine announced it would give up its weapons-grade enriched uranium as a US-hosted nuclear summit got under way. United States President Barack Obama... Taranaki Daily News  |  14 Apr 2010  |  New Zealand Article relevance   Page 15   Iran ‘not yet ready with nukes’ WASHINGTON — U.S. intelligence agencies believe Iran won’t be capable of producing nuclear weapons for at least a year, but that it probably would be technically able to do so if it chooses within three to five years, U.S. officials said Tuesday. The... The Province  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Canada Article relevance   Page 11   China says UN action on Iran must aid diplomacy China said on Tuesday it wanted any UN Security Council action on Iran to promote a diplomatic way out of the nuclear standoff, edging closer to openly backing a resolution while hedging on sanctions. The remarks from Chinese Foreign Ministry... Today's Zaman  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Turkey Article relevance   Page 14   China oil supply assurance as US seeks backing on Iran US PRESIDENT Barack Obama has secured a promise from his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, to join negotiations on new sanctions against Iran, but Mr Hu made no specific commitment to backing measures that the US believes will rein in Iran’s nuclear... The Age  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Australia  Article relevance   Page 13   Focus shifts to nuclear ‘rogues’ THE world’s first Nuclear Security Summit has been hailed as a success — if only for having hardened the resolve of the nearly 50 participating nations to collaborate on locking down nuclear materials and fortifying international treaties. Summit...By SIMON MANN UNITED STATES CORRESPONDENT WASHINGTON The Age  |  15 Apr 2010  |  Australia  Article relevance   Page 18   US-China agree on Iran US PRESIDENT Barack Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao have agreed to jointly push for new nuclear sanctions against Iran, US officials say, heralding an apparent diplomatic breakthrough. Injecting momentum into the drive to punish Tehran, Mr Hu...United States The Cairns Post  |  14 Apr 2010  |  Australia

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