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A new WorldPublicOpinion.org poll found that two-thirds of Iranians would favor their government precluding the development of nuclear weapons in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions against Iran.
Only one-third would be ready to halt enrichment in exchange for lifting sanctions. However, another third, while insisting on continuing enrichment, would agree to grant international inspectors unrestricted access to nuclear facilities to ensure that that there are no bomb-making activities.
The W.P.O. poll also found that six in 10 Iranians believe that economic sanctions, imposed by the United States and the United Nations over fears that Iran’s nuclear program might produce an atomic weapon, are having a negative impact. Seven in 10 say they believe sanctions will be tightened if Iran continues its current nuclear program.Article Continues
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is scrambling to assemble a package of harsher economic sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program that could include a cutoff of investments to the country’s oil-and-gas industry and restrictions on many more Iranian banks than those currently blacklisted, senior administration officials said Sunday.


Iran showed new defiance Sunday by test-firing three short-range missiles near the city of Qum.


The administration also is seeking to build a broader coalition of partners for sanctions so that it may still be able to act against Iran even if China and Russia were to veto harsher measures proposed in the United Nations Security Council.

“There are a variety of options still available,” Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, speaking on CNN’s “State of the Union,” said of the potential list of targets for ... Read more »

President Obama said he did not exclude the possibility of a military solution to the nuclear problem of Iran. So he commented that appearsinformation about another Iranian plant capable of producing nuclear weapons.The international community has taken note of Iran after the appearance of this information, the head of the U.S. at a press conference after the summit "a big twenty" in Pittsburgh. At the same time Obama did not rule out the possibility of a military solution, but said that a diplomatic solution to the problem is preferred.According to Interfax, the U.S. president also said that the world has expressed its opinion on the issue and Iran must choose - to give it to him from seeking to acquire nuclear weapons and comply with international standards, or continue on the path towards confrontation.On this topicRussia will inspect Iran's nu ... Read more »

Presidential Our Ukraine party and the opposition Party of Regions accused Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko in the dictatorship. Regions have approached the organization "Reporters without borders" with a request to protect freedom of speech in the country."Tymoshenko is already sees himself as a dictator, not a leader of a democratic state. The dictatorship has long been dominated by her party and faction, now her goal - to extend the dictatorship of the whole state," - said the deputy "Our Ukraine" Kseniya Lyapina.So MP for comment Tymoshenko voiced on the Ukrainian television channel on Friday that the country needs a strong hand. The Prime Square noted that she does not want dictatorship, but merely intends to bring order to Ukraine, reports RIA Novosti.In turn, the opposition Party of Regions According to Tymoshenko caused deep concern. I ... Read more »

Iran test fired a ballistic missile Shahab-3 with a range of up to two thousand kilometers, which are capable of hitting targets inside Israel. According to military experts, "Shahab-3 can also pose a threat to American bases in the Persian Gulf.Shahab-3 "- is the most powerful Iranian ballistic missiles, which, as the Shahab-1 and Shahab-2, as well as the Iranian short-range missiles of the type" Fajr ( "Dawn"), have multiple warheads, but have greater range - up to 2 thousand kilometers, that is, capable of reaching Israel.Earlier media reported that Iran test fired missiles, Shahab-1 and Shahab-2 on Monday night in a military exercise code-named "Great Prophet-4. The average range of these missiles is 300-700 kilometers. "The results of the first day of rocket firing" exceeded expectations "- said the commander of the Air Force IRGC Hossein Salami. Exercises condu ... Read more »