Topic: Ahmad Khatami
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Focus As sanctions crush rial's value, Iranians point fingers at Ahmadinejad
Western leaders may finally be seeing the result of stringent sanctions as Iranians blame their government, not the US and EU, for the precipitous economic decline of the oil-rich country.
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Report: Iranian bounty on author Salman Rushdie raised
An Iranian religious foundation has reportedly raised the amount it would pay for the killing of Salman Rushdie, author of a novel considered blasphemous by Iranian clerics.
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Opinion: Iran talks: Why time is ripe for compromise
Positive signals from Iran and the United States are encouraging as talks on Tehran's nuclear program get underway, writes a political expert from Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Terrorism & Security Kabul embroiled in day 4 of Quran burning protests (+video)
Afghan President Karzai accepted US President Obama's apology after US soldiers burned several Qurans, sparking days of protest and the killing of two US soldiers.
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Washington and Tehran rhetoric heats up over Iran nuclear program
The rhetoric between US and Iranian leaders has taken a sharp negative turn over the Iran nuclear program. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called Iran's government a "menace" while Supreme Leader Khamenei said the US is not to be trusted.
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Fresh Iranian protests inconclusive for opposition
Reformists failed to gain the new momentum and international visibility they sought by coopting Quds Day marches, an annual event to show solidarity with Palestinians.
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Iran's mass arrests: Broadest since 1979 Islamic revolution
Eight Iranian employees of the British embassy in Tehran were arrested Sunday and stood accused of inciting unrest over the June 12 presidential election, reports the government-linked Fars news agency.
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For Iran, Iraq is a two-edged sword
Many call the Islamic Republic the 'winner' in Iraq, but it faces the prospect of a long-term US presence next door.
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