Iranian security forces clashed with opposition supporters on Thursday when huge crowds flocked to central Tehran to mark the 31st anniversary of the Islamic revolution.
"I think Russia has begun to see many more indications that Iran is engaging in threatening behavior. Certainly these last incidents seem to confirm that. And, finally, the Russians were very supportive of our sanctions against North Korea. President Medvedev said in this room that sanctions may not be preferable, but they may be inevitable."
--Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sept. 27, 2009
05 October 2009 , 14:24Fred HiattThe Washington Post0
Iran's traditional emblem has been the Persian lion. Russia's should be a vulture: Prime Minister Vladimir Putin intends to feed on the carcass left by any confrontation with Iran.
Nineteen thirty-nine was not a good year. World War II started, and much of the world was still in the Depression. The leaders of too many countries were either despots or naive and weak.
01 October 2009 , 07:28Richard W. RahnThe Washington Times0
It is probably the most important decision Barack Obama will have to make this year. The choice is simple but the implications could determine the course of American foreign policy for years to come, not to mention the fate of his presidency.
30 September 2009 , 08:19Richard BeestonThe Times0