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Can the NAM Summit bridge the Iran-Egypt Gap?

The NAM Summit, Iran, and Syria: A Coup against the West?

(ROME) - The upcoming summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) will be held in Tehran from August 26 to 31, 2012.

The NAM and its summit are mostly ignored in the Atlanticist world of the United States and NATO, but this year’s gathering has gotten the attention of the Atlanticists and their press.

Tehran NAM Summit: the Failure of Anti-Iranian Plots

The Non-Aligned Movement demonstrates that the term "international community" cannot be exclusively used to refer to the U.S. and its allies.

(TEHRAN) - The Non-Aligned Movement is surely disappointing for those who want to find Iran isolated, packed down.

This article discusses the importance of the NAM summit in Tehran.

Kundakulum: Questioning India`s Capability To Guarantee Nuclear Safety Analysis

Is India's technologically capable as well as stable to prosper as a responsible nuclear power?

(NEW DELHI) - The sudden re-emergence of a hue and cry in the Sri Lankan media regarding radiation emitted by the India nuclear plant at Kudankulam could not capture much attention around the world.

The news however did raise certain issues especially in view of the incidents of tritium leakage in India.

Iran and the Non-Aligned Movement: Reciprocal Strategies and Viewpoints

The first positions of the Non-Aligned Movement with regard to Iran were taken during its summit meeting in Havana in 1979.

(TEHRAN Iran Review) - “Balancing” is the best term to describe the main strategy that the Non-Aligned Movement has used with regard to Iran during the past three decades.

That strategy emanated from Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence...

The Week that Will Be and a Week that Was

"People have to rise up but Americans have become so passive and power overwhelmingly abusive." - Helen Thomas

(CLERMONT, FLA) - Next week, this reporter will be in the streets of Tampa during the Republican National Convention and I begin next Sunday, at the Sun Dome for the Ron Paul Rally.

Less than 80 days remain before Election Day. Twenty-five million Americans are unemployed or underemployed. Over thirteen million homeowners are at risk of foreclosure.

Washington Eyes Iran Proxy War through Israel

Is there no limit to US hypocrisy?

(TEHRAN) - Israel's narrative of launching an attack on Iran's nuclear plants is so overpoweringly hyped up that Israelis believe such an attack will happen and that Iran will sit idly in the manner of a befuddled, thunderstruck and petrified nation.

Strangely, western and Israeli media aggrandize the military prowess of Israel to the skies and underestimate that of Iran.

To Bomb or Not to Bomb

Realistic Israelis may provide the only hope for avoiding war with Iran.

(MANAMA, Bahrain) - Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defence Minister Barak have been working hard to find sympathy for their craving to bomb Iran.

So far they haven’t been able to convince eight hesitant senior ministers; and according to Haaretz, have attempted to convince the Israeli public of the imagined danger to their security.

Iran War: Countdown to Israel Doomsday

Israel must ask itself: how many Iranian missiles can the Zionist entity take 10,000? 20,000? 50,000? 100,000? 150,000 or more?

(TEHRAN) - “Why on earth is the Zionist regime making threats against Iran? How many missiles have they prepared themselves for? 10,000? 20,000? 50,000? 100,000? 150,000 or more?"

These words were expressed in full force on November 27, 2011 by Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi.

The War on Iran is Already Underway

Washington's animosity toward Tehran is nothing new or unprecedented, nor is it related to Iran's nuclear program.

(TEHRAN) - Economic sanctions, psychological warfare, media propaganda, threats and assassinations...

what other sort of evidence one may need to believe that the United States, Israel and their European allies have already started their much liked war against Iran and that this unjustifiable war is taking its toll on the innocent, ordinary Iranian citizens?

Reactor Reax: Roundup of Nuclear Articles and Reports

'Reactor Reax' is brought to you by by Physicians for Social Responsibility.

(WASHINGTON DC) - In the news this week, licensing for nuclear power facilities may grow more difficult; an anti-nuclear group's reasoning influenced the NRC, which will now have to sort out some of their problematic nuclear policies.

In related developments, a court threw out the NRC rule permitting licensing and re-licensing of nuclear reactors based on the supposition that the NRC will be able to find a way to dispose of spent reactor fuel some time in the future when it becomes 'necessary'.