Saudi Wahabis pay USD500k for assassination of Iran Sunni cleric: Report
A report says Wahhabi circles in Saudi Arabia had paid around USD 500,000 for the assassination of an Iranian Sunni cleric in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan earlier this year.
US, Saudi Arabia seek access to Bahrain bases for anti-Iran purposes
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Iran to become top ME steel manufacturer: Minister
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Oil extraction in N. Afghanistan to begin in 5 months
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Mines has announced that oil extraction from the northern Amu Darya Basin will begin during the next five months.
Oskoui’s ‘Last Days of Winter’ to compete at LaSalle filmfest
Iranian documentary filmmaker Mehrdad Oskoui’s Last Days of Winter will compete at the 2012 edition of LaSalle Documentary Film Festival in France.
Iraqi officer, wife, three children murdered in north Baghdad
An Iraqi anti-terror officer and his family have been killed in an attack by unknown armed men in north of Iraqi capital Baghdad, officials say.
Iran's Esteqlal team cruises to AFC knock-out stage
Iran's Esteqlal soccer team has advanced to the knock-out stage of the AFC Champions League after defeating Uzbekistan's Nasaf Qarshi 2-0 away.
Gaza Strip exports Palestinian-made clothes for 1st time in five years
The Gaza Strip has exported Palestinian-made clothes for the first time after a five-year Israeli ban, an official says.
Iran's Libya envoy to pursue Sadr case
A senior Iranian lawmaker says Iran's envoy to Libya has been tasked with determining the fate that befell
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