KDPI - UK

Resolution regarding Ghassemlou's assassination approved

On July 21, 2008, a resolution was approved in the House of Lords, at the British Parliament, to ask the European Union states to collect and publish the evidence on Dr. Ghassemlou’s case as well as that of other political Iranian dissidents in Europe.

For leader Ghassemlou

seminar to be held to celebrate and the achievements and

Works of Kurdish great leader the late Dr. A.R. Ghassemlou

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U.S. seeks talking over war with Iran

By Sue Pleming - Analysis

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With just six months left in office, the Bush administration has done an about-face in joining talks with Tehran over its nuclear program, a move analysts say is driven partly by a desire to avoid war with Iran.

U.S. envoy to join meeting with Iranian

The New York Times

By STEVEN LEE MYERS

WASHINGTON — President Bush has authorized the most significant American diplomatic contact with Iran since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, sending the State Department’s third-ranking official to Geneva for a meeting this weekend on Iran’s nuclear program, administration officials said Tuesday.

Solana hopes for "constructive response" from Iran

BERLIN (Reuters) - EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana said on Wednesday he hoped for a "constructive response" at his meeting with Iran's top nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili in Geneva on Saturday, but added he could not guarantee success.

American envoy to join Iran talks

The Washington Post

Move Is Departure From Prior Policy

By Glenn Kessler
Washington Post Staff Writer

The Bush administration will send a senior envoy this weekend to international talks with Iran about its nuclear program in what U.S. officials described as a "one-time deal" designed to demonstrate a serious desire to negotiate a solution to the impasse over Tehran's ambitions.

U.S. says Iran has missile that could hit Europe

By David Morgan

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday that Iran has the ability to launch a ballistic missile capable of hitting sections of eastern and southern Europe.

U.S. to send envoy to Iran talks

By Sue Pleming

(Editing by John O'Callaghan and Jackie Frank)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a shift in policy, the United States will send an envoy to talks this weekend between Iran and major powers over Tehran's nuclear program, a senior U.S. official said on Tuesday.

Iran to hold large air force exercise

(Writing by Fredrik Dahl)

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's air force plans to hold a large-scale exercise to strengthen deterrence against any threats, a media report said, a week after the country test-fired missiles in war games criticised by the West.

US says it is concerned about student arrests in Iran

WASHINGTON (AFP) — The US State Department said Tuesday it was concerned that the Iranian authorities have increased "repression of student activists" following the reported arrests of two more students.