Tag Archives: Iran


Afghanistan

Afghanistan – Economic Development Requires Better Security: Foreign Minister


Iraq

Obama’s Over-Hasty Withdrawal: Iraq Is Neither Sovereign, Stable nor Self-Reliant




Iran

A new version of the Duqu software worm, a Stuxnet variant, was found in Iran, indicating that its creators were still at work. A Chinese company sold Iran surveillance systems capable of monitoring landline, mobile, and Internet communications. China criticized US efforts to restrict Iran’s oil trade.




Iran

US Simulation Forecasts Perils of an Israeli Strike at Iran


Hezbollah

New Hezbollah arms, training jeopardize Israel’s aerial supremacy: report



Iran

Iran Intelligence Crisis Showed Difficulty of Assessing Nuclear Data


Iran

In Israel, prospect of war with Iran raises questions about home-front defense





Syria

Despite Bold Talk on Syria, Turkey Sees Limits of Its Power





Egypt

Power Play in the Gulf: Tiny Qatar Has Big Diplomatic Ambitions


Iran

The BBC accused Iran of a cyberattack on its Persian news service. An key international financial transactions firm cut ties with Iranian banks, hindering Iran’s ability to conduct international business. Iran began stockpiling food ahead of further sanctions.





Hezbollah

Iraqiya List concerned about Iraqi, Iranian and Lebanese armed groups backing up Assad regime


Iran

Skeptics doubt US can be certain about Iran’s nuclear progress


Iran

Cyber-attack on BBC leads to suspicion of Iran’s involvement



Iran

US Syria Intervention Would Be Risky, Pentagon Officials Say