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Hundreds of Thousands of Iraqis call on UN
Hundreds of Thousands of Iraqis call on UN to prevent prison-making at Liberty, Iranian regime employing plots against Ashraf residents
White House regrets Iran 'failure' on UN mission
The White House expressed disappointment Wednesday that Iran had made no progress in its dealings with UN nuclear inspectors
World must help stop Syrian 'massacre': McCain
Senator John McCain said on Wednesday that the world must come to the help of Syrians and stop the 'massacre' there as it came to the aid of people of Kosovo and Bosnia.
Unshackling Iranian dissidents - the first step towards a correct policy on Iran
Recent announcements on the Tehran regime's nuclear advancements by Iran’s extremist President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad make it clear that Tehran is as defiant as ever in its drive to acquire the ultimate nuclear know-how.
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No deal with Iran on way forward: IAEA
The UN atomic agency said Wednesday that 'intensive efforts' by its team visiting Iran on the way forward failed, and that they were denied access to a key military site.
Thailand names sixth Bangkok bomb suspect
Thai police have named a sixth suspect over an alleged Iranian bomb plot to attack Israeli diplomats in Bangkok.
Syrian opposition urges UN action to protect Homs
The opposition Syrian National Council urged the UN Security Council and Arab states to take measures to end the 'barbaric' attack by Syrian regime forces on the city of Homs.
ICRC urges daily two-hour truce in Syria to deliver aid
The International Committee of the Red Cross called for a daily truce of two hours in Syria so it can deliver vital aid.
Iraq to quickly approve new Saudi ambassador
Iraq will quickly approve the nomination of a non-resident Saudi ambassador, meaning the kingdom will have an ambassador to Iraq for the first time since 1990, the Iraqi premier's spokesman said

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