Thursday, May 23, 2013
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Iranian Foreign Minister Salehi: 'We Condemn Chemical Weapons'

Iranian Foreign Minister Salehi 'We Condemn Chemical Weapons'

SPIEGEL ONLINE - May 13, 2013

In a SPIEGEL interview, Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi discusses the civil war in Syria, his government's "condemnation" of chemical weapons and his belief that Tehran is in a strong position to initiate negotiations for a settlement between the opposition and government in Damascus. more... Forum ]

From Playboy to Politician: Imran Khan Takes on Pakistan's Old Guard

From Playboy to Politician Imran Khan Takes on Pakistan's Old Guard

SPIEGEL ONLINE - May 02, 2013

Cricket world champion and former playboy Imran Khan found his way to Islam through a mystic. Now he wants to become Pakistan's prime minister and free his country of corruption and the Americans. By Susanne Koelbl more... Forum ]

Remote-Control Diplomacy: US Backs Away from Strong Role in Middle East

Remote-Control Diplomacy US Backs Away from Strong Role in Middle East

SPIEGEL ONLINE - March 19, 2013

As the US deals with its economic troubles and pays increasing attention to Asia, its influence in the Middle East is declining. In a SPIEGEL interview, Vali Nasr, dean of the School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, says President Obama cannot neglect his country's vital role in the region. more...

Gauging the Nuclear Threat: 'We Can Greatly Diminish the Risk'

Gauging the Nuclear Threat 'We Can Greatly Diminish the Risk'

SPIEGEL ONLINE - February 13, 2013

North Korea has become a nuclear power, Iran is close and Pakistan and India already have the bomb. Is it just a question of time before they get used? In an interview, disarmament advocate Sam Nunn explains how the worst can still be prevented. more... Forum ]

The Tinderbox: Israel's Battle Against Hamas Could Spark Wildfire

The Tinderbox Israel's Battle Against Hamas Could Spark Wildfire

SPIEGEL ONLINE - November 19, 2012

The bitter battle in Gaza highlights the fact that Islamist extremists have gained ground in the Palestinian territories with support from Egypt and Iran. The next battleground is likely to be the United Nations, where the Palestinians are seeking observer status. Has Israel miscalculated with its new offensive? By Dieter Bednarz, Anat Keinan and Christoph Schult more... Forum ]

Codename 'Murky Water': Iran's Secret Plan to Contaminate the Strait of Hormuz

Codename 'Murky Water' Iran's Secret Plan to Contaminate the Strait of Hormuz

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 15, 2012

Iran could be planning to create a vast oil spill in the Strait of Hormuz, according to a top secret report obtained by Western intelligence officials. The aim of the operation is to both temporarily block the vital shipping channel and to force a suspension of Western sanctions. By Erich Follath more... Forum ]

SPIEGEL Interview with Iranian Foreign Minister Salehi: 'Assad Poses No Threat to the Middle East'

SPIEGEL Interview with Iranian Foreign Minister Salehi 'Assad Poses No Threat to the Middle East'

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 08, 2012

Last week, the violence in Syria came close to spilling across the country's borders and spiraling into a regional conflict. SPIEGEL spoke with Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi about his country's continued support of Syrian autocrat Bashar Assad, NATO's delicate role in the region and Iran's nuclear program. more... Forum ]

Jewish Leader Ronald Lauder on the Iran Conflict: 'Put Yourself in Israel's Situation'

Jewish Leader Ronald Lauder on the Iran Conflict 'Put Yourself in Israel's Situation'

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 03, 2012

Ronald Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress, speaks to SPIEGEL about the conflict between the West and Iran, Israel's threat of a preemptive strike against Tehran and why he believes unilateral action without Washington's support would be "disastrous". more... Forum ]

The Geopolitics of Jet Fuel: Sanctions Create Headaches for Iran Air in Europe

The Geopolitics of Jet Fuel Sanctions Create Headaches for Iran Air in Europe

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 01, 2012

Sanctions against Tehran have made operations of Iran Air far more difficult in Europe, where the company is hardly able to purchase fuel any longer. Officials at the national airline complain of a "human rights violation." By Gerald Traufetter more... Forum ]

Nuclear Technology for Iran: German Investigators Uncover Illegal Exports

Nuclear Technology for Iran German Investigators Uncover Illegal Exports

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 01, 2012

Recent arrests suggest that Germany remains a hub for sales of prohibited supplies to Iran that are being used in Iran's nuclear program. Illegal exports are undermining Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has pursued an embargo policy in order to prevent a possible war in the Middle East. By Cathrin Gilbert, Holger Stark and Andreas Ulrich more... Forum ]

 
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