Iran in the World Press 7 Feb 2010 #IranElection

Article relevance   Page 1    Westen erhöht im Atomstreit Druck auf den Iran Verteidigungsminister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg (CSU) hat die Rede des iranischen Außenministers Manuschehr Mottaki auf der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz als Enttäuschung bezeichnet. „Mottaki hat eine Chance vertan“, sagte Guttenberg am Samstag in...Von Ingrid Müller, München

Der Tagesspiegel  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Germany  |  German  | Released: 5h. 29min. ago  | Page: 1

Article relevance   Page 26   Irán se burla de Occidente Ni acuerdo, ni nueva propuesta, ni siquiera acercamiento. La expectación creada por el ministro de Exteriores iraní, Manuchehr Mottaki, que llegó a la Conferencia de Seguridad de Múnich anunciando un paso inminente del Gobierno de Teherán hacia el...ROSALÍA SÁNCHEZ/ Múnich Especial para ELMUNDO El Mundo  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Spain  |  Spanish  | Released: 1h. 14min. ago  | Page: 26

Article relevance   Page 5   Irán denuncia el doble rasero occidental ejército de EE.UU. ocupando sus patios traseros a este y oeste, en Iraq y Afganistán, bases en Turquía y Asia Central en el norte, y dos vecinos, Pakistán e Israel, armados con bombas nucleares. De la última campaña de Iraq, Teherán pudo deducir que... La Vanguardia  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Spain  |  Spanish  | Released: 2h. 38min. ago  | Page: 5

Article relevance   Page 9   Gates scoffs at Iran’s claim that nuclear agreement near Munich — As Iran’s foreign minister met with the chief of the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog agency here, the United States and Germany rejected Iran’s assertion that it was close to accepting an international compromise on its nuclear...By THOM SHANKER and NICHOLAS KULISH The Day  |  7 Feb 2010  |  USA  |  English  | Released: 0h. 3min. ago  | Page: 9

Article relevance   Page 41   Nuclear hopes for Iran IRAN is close to reaching a deal with world powers on sending its low-enriched uranium abroad in return for nuclear fuel. For months the agreement has appeared stalled, with the US and some other Western countries suspecting Iran was seeking to... Sunday Herald Sun  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Australia  |  English  | Released: 16h. 13min. ago  | Page: 41

Article relevance   Page 21   US doubts Iran claim nuclear deal ‘close’ US Secretary of Defence Robert Gates said yesterday he doubted a deal to send some of Iran’s uranium abroad for enrichment was close, even as Iran’s top diplomat claimed progress could be made. The conflicting comments come against a backdrop of... The Sunday Times, Malta  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Malta  |  English  | Released: 1h. 29min. ago  | Page: 21

Article relevance   Page 41   fight for Khomeini legacy Power brokers: four players who will decide Iran’s future The Observer  |  7 Feb 2010  |  UK  |  English  | Released: 9h. 9min. ago  | Page: 41

Article relevance   Page 34   US denies Iran claim on uranium deal US Secretary of Defence Robert Gates said yesterday he doubted a deal to send some of Iran’s uranium abroad for enrichment was close, directly contradicting Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki. The latest spat comes amid Western powers’...ANKARA Emirates Business 24 for 7  |  7 Feb 2010  |  UAE  |  English  | Released: 6h. 34min. ago  | Page: 34

Article relevance   Page 12   Iran announces discovery of new oil and gas fields Iran’s oil minister announced yesterday the discoveries of an oil field and a gas field, estimating the total value of their reserves at $ 85 billion, a semi-official news agency reported. Massoud Mirkazemi said the newly-discovered oil field called...TEHRAN Emirates Business 24 for 7  |  7 Feb 2010  |  UAE  |  English  | Released: 6h. 34min. ago  | Page: 12

Article relevance   Page 21    Close to signing nuclear deal with Western powers: Iran I PRESS TRUST OF INDIA RAN HAS indicated that a crucial deal with major Western powers to ease concerns about its controversial nuclear programme could be reached in “not too distant future”, amid warnings of sanctions. Iranian Foreign Minister...US Defence Secretary Robert Gates said on Saturday he saw no sign a deal was close between Iran and Western powers on exchanging some of its low-enriched uranium for highergrade fuel, suggesting it was time to move forward with sanctions. “I don’t have th

The Indian Express  |  7 Feb 2010  |  India  |  English  | Released: 4h. 43min. ago  | Page: 21

Article relevance   Page 41   Iran starts production of two new missiles TEHERAN: Iran officially started production of two new missiles, state radio said. Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi inaugurated production lines for the Qaem anti-helicopter missile and for the Toofan-5 anti-armour missile, it reported yesterday. Iran... Star (Malaysia)  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Malaysia  |  English  | Released: 7h. 34min. ago  | Page: 41

Article relevance   Page 14   Trio walk in with drugs NILAI: Three Iranians, including two women, were detained by the Customs at the KL International Airport (KLIA) in Sepang for literally trying to walk into the country with RM13.6mil of drugs in their luggage. Customs investigations director Datuk... Star (Malaysia)  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Malaysia  |  English  | Released: 7h. 34min. ago  | Page: 14

Article relevance   Page 3   GATES DOUBTS IRAN’S INTENT IN ‘NUCLEAR DEAL’ US Secretary of Defence Robert Gates yesterday expressed doubt that a deal with Iran on sending some of its uranium abroad for enrichment was close. Accusing Iran of failing to take any steps to assuage fears over its nuclear activities, Gates said...ASSOCIATED PRESS Ankara The Nation  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Thailand  |  English  | Released: 10h. 19min. ago  | Page: 3

Article relevance   Page 8   US, Germany can’t see nuclear accord with Iran any nearer The United States and Germany said yesterday they saw no sign Teheran would make concessions on its nuclear programme despite upbeat comments from Iran’s foreign minister over prospects for a deal. US Defence Secretary Robert Gates said he did not...ADAM ENTOUS Bangkok Post  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Thailand  |  English  | Released: 9h. 29min. ago  | Page: 8

Article relevance   Page 18   US casts doubt on Iran nuke deal THE US and Germany said yesterday they saw no sign Tehran would make concessions on its nuclear programme despite comments from Iran's foreign minister over prospects for a deal. US defence secretary Robert Gates said he did not believe agreement was...ADAM ENTOUS and MARK TREVELYAN in MUNICH Sunday Independent (Ireland)  |  7 Feb 2010  |  Ireland  |  English  | Released: 2h. 29min. ago  | Page: 18

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