Obama denies interfering, but condemns Iranian gov't for unjust actions against people
Obama Tuesday denied the U.S. has been interfering in Iran's affairs, but said that he strongly condemns Iranian government's "unjust actions" against its people. >>

Iran's Interior Ministry calls on Mousavi to "respect law"
Iran's Interior Ministry called on the defeated presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi to "respect law," the local IRNA news agency reported. >>

Iran condemns UN chief "meddling" statements
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hassan Qashqavi on Tuesday condemned UN chief Ban Ki-moon's "meddling" statements on its internal affairs, the local ISNA news agency reported. >>


TV: Iran's supreme leader agrees to extend vote probe deadline
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Protests continue in Tehran

Demonstrators protest against Iran's election in Washington

Senior U.S. officials express concern over Iran's missile launch

Iran tests new advanced long range missle
Iran's Stance more >>
- EU lacks "qualifications" for Iran's nuclear talks: commander
- Iran, Russia to expand nuclear co-op
- Report: Iran's ground force starts military exercises
- Iran's partial recount of election vote starts: TV
- Spokesman: Iran "regrets" G8's interference in its internal affairs
- Iran not to give in to pressures: Supreme Leader
- Iran starts airforce exercises
- Iran police chief warns against illegal gatherings
- TV: Iran's Guardian Council to recount 10% ballot boxes
- Only Rezaei attends Iran's Guardian Council meeting with candidates
World Reactions more >>
- West hopes for restart of multilateral talks with Iran on nuke issue soon: Solana
- Obama denies interfering, but condemns Iranian gov't for unjust actions against people
- U.S. denies interference in Iran's elections
- Obama shuns direct comment on Iran's disputed presidential elections
- Iran may possess nuclear bomb by 2014: Israeli intelligence official
- U.S. "deeply troubled" by Iran's growing rioting: spokesman
- Iranian first NPP's installation nearly completes: Russian contractor
- British FM expresses concern over events in Iran
- Will of Iranian should be fully respected, U.N. chief says
- Israel questions IAEA's monitoring ability
Analysis/Commentary
- News Analysis: Iran's parliament stresses role in nuclear talks to safeguard "inalienable rights"
- Will Iran, U.S. have direct talks?
- Path to restore U.S.-Iran relations "rough"
- Hill: Iran is "real problem" for Iraq
- U.S.-Iran dialogue necessary but not easy, says expert
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China's Attitude
- China calls for resolving Iranian nuclear issue through negotiations
- China opposes U.S. sanctions on company with alleged Iran link
- China advocates peaceful solution to Iranian nuclear issue
- China calls for strengthened IAEA role in promoting peaceful use of nuclear energy
- China calls for dialogue on Iran's nuclear issue
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