Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) — On a sweltering mid-October evening, horns blare as pickup trucks at Dubai Creek wharf jockey to deliver cargo bound for Iran. Televisions, cartons of toothpaste, car parts, refrigerators and DVD players stretch for about a mile…
MOSCOW(AFP) — Russia regrets that Iran has apparently rejected a UN-brokered nuclear fuel exchange deal to ease the standoff over its atomic programme, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday.
At a conference on “The Persian Gulf” in Iran yesterday, Iran’s minister of defense threatened to strike at U.S. targets in Iraq, the Gulf, and Afghanistan if Iran’s nuclear facilities are attacked.