Iranian Court Sentences U.S. Citizen to Death for Spying
Amir Mirzai Hekmati, an American of Iranian descent, “confessed” to espionage before the court in Teheran.
Iran Moving Nuclear Work to Deep Mountain Bunker
Iran will in the near future start enriching uranium deep inside a mountain, a senior official said Sunday, a move likely to further antagonize Western powers that suspect it is seeking nuclear weapons capability.
China Assails Obama's New U.S. Sanctions on Iran
China has publicly rejected new U.S. sanctions on Iran.
Will U.S. End Up in War With Iran in 2012?
The latest threat comes days after U.S. President Barack Obama signed into law sanctions against Iran's central bank which processes most of the country's oil-export payments. Obama and other leaders, including European Union foreign ministers set to meet in Brussels on Jan. 30 to consider a oil-export ban on Iran, hope more sanctions will slow the country from further developing its nuclear weapons program.
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U.S. Rings Up Sale of $30-Bln in Fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia
The sale coincides with rising tensions in the Middle East between Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia and its Shia-dominated enemy Iran, which is believed to be developing nuclear weapons.
Strait of Hormuz: U.S. Warns Iran Closure 'Won't Be Tolerated'
The United States warned the Iranian government that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz will not be tolerated after Iran threatened to do so if sanctions were put in place.
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North Korea's Nuclear Weapons: Kim Jong-un in Charge
Kim Jong-il's successor will have his finger on north Korea's nuclear button.
U.S. Urges Greater Sanctions Implementation on Iran
The United States is urging the United Nations Security Council to implement greater sanction on Iran, saying harsher action could slow down the country's nuclear program.
Kim Jong-Il: Into the North Korean Leader's Mind
Kim Jong-Il died on Dec. 17, 2011, ending his brutal reign over North Korea. Experts have determined that he exhibited the so-called big six personality disorders that include being sadistic, antisocial, paranoid, narcissistic, schizoid, and schizotypal. Now they reveal the impact this will have on his son, Kim Jong-Un.
Exclusive: North Korea's military to share power with Kim's heir
North Korea will shift to collective rule from a strongman dictatorship after last week's death of Kim Jong-il, although his untested young son will be at the head of the ruling coterie, a source with close ties to Pyongyang and Beijing said.
Iran Will Not Be Allowed Nukes, Panetta Says
Iran will not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told CBS News on Monday, adding that despite efforts to spoil Iran's nuclear program the country has already progressed enough to assemble a bomb within a year or less.
Kim Jong-il’s Heir to Share Power with Uncle and the Military
North Korea will shift to collective rule from a strongman dictatorship after last week's death of Kim Jong-il, although his untested young son Kim Jong-un will be at the head of the ruling coterie.
Kim Jong-un to Share Power with Military, Sources tell Reuters
North Korea's new young leader will have to share power with an uncle and the military after the death of his father Kim Jong-il as the isolated country shifts to collective rule from strongman dictatorship, a source with close ties to Pyongyang and Beijing told Reuters.
IAEA Wants to Send Nuclear Inspectors Back to North Korea
The International Atomic Energy Agency must redeploy its inspectors in North Korea to help with the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, Yukiya Amano, director general of the U.N. nuclear agency, was quoted as saying by Kyodo news agency Tuesday.
Kim Jong-il: reclusive leader in a hermit state
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, revered at home by a propaganda machine that turned him into a demi-god and vilified in the West as a temperamental tyrant with a nuclear arsenal, has died, North Korean state television reported Monday.
Kim Jong Il Dead: 10 Quotes from North Korea’s ‘Supreme Leader’
North Korea's longtime leader, Kim Jong Il, died at age 69 from a heart attack according to state-owned TV stations. We collected ten quotes from Kim Jong Il on North Korean, communism, the internet and the United States to commemorate the leader's death and shed light on his policies in North Korea.
Kim Jong-il and Vaclav Havel; Two Very Different Leaders Pass
On Monday, two countries mourned for their deceased leaders; and while North Korea's Kim Jong-il and Czech Republic's Václav Havel were very different men, they are akin in their larger-than-life personae.
Kim Jong-il Dies: Global Reaction
The death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il from a heart attack over the weekend has prompted an avalanche of reaction from around the globe.
Kim Jong-il: Official North Korean Obituary
Kim Jong-il, North Korea's Dear Leader, died on Saturday.
Asian Markets Reel on Fears After Kim Jong-il Death
Asian equities and U.S. stock index futures fell, with South Korean shares tumbling as much as 5 percent, while the dollar gained on safe-haven appeal after news of the death of North Korea leader Kim Jong-il raised fears of regional instability.
North Korean Leader Kim Jong-il Passes Away; Youngest Son Named Successor
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il died of a heart attack while on a train trip, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme.
Kim Jong-il Dead: What Will be the Future of North Korea's Nuclear Programme?
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il died of a heart attack on Saturday, according to a report from the state media, raising concerns over who will now control of the most reclusive state in the world, especially its nuclear weapons.
North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-il Dead; Neighbors on Edge
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il died of a heart attack while on a train trip, state media reported Monday morning, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear program.
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