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Clock Ticks Away for Salvaging Elamite Site from Dam Flooding - Persian Journal Latest Iran news & Iranian Article News paper
From Persian Journal, the water-filling operation for the Karoun 3 dam, which threatens to submerge historical sites in southwestern Iran, was kicked off Monday, as Iran's cultural heritage officials turned down the invitation to take part in the ceremony.
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EU Woos Iran With Coalition Deal
Senior European Union officials hold talks in Tehran on global co-operation against terrorism, but Iran's supreme leader condemns US plans, reports the BBC.
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Iran Warns of Anti-Western Backlash
Iran warns that an attack on Afghanistan could cause another human disaster and trigger an anti-western backlash in the Muslim world.
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UK Foreign Secretary to Visit Iran
UK Foreign Secretary Jack Straw says he will make an historic visit to Iran as Tony Blair arrives in Brussels for a summit of EU leaders.
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Iran Condemns Attacks on US
Iran's Supreme Leader says last week's strikes on the US are "catastrophic acts" but warns against a military assault on Afghanistan.
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Iran Weighs up its Options
The attacks on New York and Washington raise the possibility that Iran might side with the US in the fight against terrorism.
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Iran Visit May Help US Ties
The trip to Iran next week by Britain's foreign secretary may open a channel of communication between Iran and the US, says BBC correspondent Jim Muir.
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Iran to be Shown Terror Evidence
The UK foreign secretary says Iran will be given documents showing Osama Bin Laden's involvement in the terror attacks on the US.
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Straw Seeks Iran Anti-Terror Backing
UK Foreign Secretary Jack Straw is visiting Iran, hoping to gain support for the international fight against terrorism.
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Analysis: Straw's Visit Divides Iran
The trip to Iran by Britain's foreign secretary Jack Straw splits the country in two, says Tehran correspondent Jim Muir.
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