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Iran Makes the Sciences A Part of Its Revolution

Iran's determination to develop what it says is a nuclear energy program is part of a broader effort to promote technological self-sufficiency and to see Iran recognized as one of the world's most advanced nations. The country's leaders, who three decades ago wrested the government away from a ruler they saw as overly dependent on the West, invest heavily in scientific and industrial achievement, but critics say government backing is sometimes erratic, leaving Iran's technological promise unfulfilled.

Blog Buzz: Iran, the Obamas, and Kennedy

NRO's Jim Geraghty wants to know: If only Nixon could go to China, who has the cred to go to Iran? (Hint: The Iranian leadership probably wouldn't want to take him hunting.) Speaking of meeting with adversaries, NRO colleague Andrew Stuttaford notes that Nixon met with Castro in 1959, but Mark Steyn (also NRO), says that Nixon/Castro is the wrong analogy—that people should think instead of Kurt Waldheim whose "relatively minor sin of biographical omission relating to his military service in a war that had ended four decades earlier" brought opprobrium upon him. More broadly, PoliticalMavens's Arnold Ahlert wants to know whether a President Obama would allow a nuclear Iran? On the left side of the blogosphere, discussion is percolating about whether or not John McCain knows who actually runs foreign policy in Iran.

Iran considering banning filthy bloggers from meatspace

Blogging about the wrong topics in Iran won't just get you censored; it could get you killed. Iran's parliament voted last week to discuss a draft bill that would "toughen punishment" for a number of crimes that it believes to be detrimental to society by making them subject to the death penalty. This list already includes crimes like armed robbery, rape, and leaving the religion of Islam (apostasy), but running a blog or website that promotes corruption, prostitution, or apostasy may soon be added.

Blog Buzz: Iran, Political Humor, and Obama's Fundraising

The Guardian reported that the United States is making plans to open a diplomatic interests section in Iran. Conservative bloggers are shocked by the announcement, considering that Iran remains a supporter of international terrorism and has not suspended its uranium enrichment program. One liberal blogger is skeptical about the credibility of the report.

Storm Worm says the U.S have invaded Iran

Right after the U.S Independence Day fireworks, Storm Worm latest campaign launched a couple of hours ago, isStorm Worm says the U.S have invaded Iran back online this time attempting to once again exploit client-side vulnerabilities, this time serving iran_occupation.exe by spreading false rumors of U.S invasion in Iran. The text reads :

Spammers Announce World War III

schliz writes with the stub of a disheartening article at IT News: "Hackers are deluging web users with malware-laden spam claiming that World War III has started following a US invasion of Iran. Security experts warned [yesterday] that spam emails with subject lines including 'Third World War has begun,' '20000 US Soldiers in Iran,' and 'US Army crossed Iran's borders' have been intercepted. The emails contain links to a malicious webpage that displays what appears to be a video player showing the mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion."

Iran's finger on Photoshop trigger

IRAN apparently doctored photographs of missile to exaggerate the capabilities of the weapons after one failed to fire - fooling the world for at least a day.

Iran has finger on Photoshop trigger

IRAN apparently doctored photographs of missile test-firings and exaggerated the capabilities of the weapons after one failed to fire, fooling the world's media and intelligence for at least a day.

Iran has finger on Photoshop trigger

IRAN apparently doctored photographs of missile test-firings and exaggerated the capabilities of the weapons after one failed to fire, fooling the world's media and intelligence for at least a day.

Iran's Bold Move: Round 2 of Missile Tests

Iran test-fired more long-range missiles overnight in a second round of exercises meant to show that the country can defend itself against any attack by the U.S. or Israel, state television reported Thursday.

Iran tests missiles for second day in face of US warnings

Iran today test-fired missiles in the Gulf for a second consecutive day, Iranian state media reported.

Iran Fires Missile, Stokes Global Jitters

Iran test fired a new missile today that can deliver a 1-ton warhead on Israel or U.S. bases in the region, hitting a nerve in the tense Middle East as well as in nervous oil markets.

Iran tests new long-range missile

Iran has test-fired what it called a new version of the Shahab-3 missile, which is capable of reaching its main regional enemy Israel, state media say.

Iran in warning to US and Israel

Iran will strike Israel and the US navy in the Gulf if it is attacked over its nuclear programme, a senior Iranian official has warned.

Iran nuclear position 'unchanged'

Iran says its stance on its nuclear programme remains unchanged, despite an EU offer of incentives to suspend uranium enrichment.

Iran is 'not interested' in nukes

Iran's supreme leader has insisted it will continue its nuclear activities for civilian purposes only and will not manufacture nuclear weapons.

8:37am Iran has finger on Photoshop...

IRAN apparently doctored photographs of missile test-firings and exaggerated the capabilities of the weapons after one failed to fire, fooling the world's media and intelligence for at least a day.

Rice Warns Iran U.S. Won't Back Down; More Missiles Fired

Iran test-fired more long-range missiles overnight in a second round of exercises meant to show that the country can defend itself against any attack by the U.S. or Israel, state television reported Thursday.

Iran accused of 'photoshopping' missile image

The extent of Iran's recent missile tests may have been overblown. An image, published across the world on Wednesday, showing four missiles blasting into a clear blue sky, appears to have been doctored. One of the missiles is indistinguishable from another in the image, and has an identical smoke trail to a third. This suggests that a fourth missile has been created from two of the others in the picture.

'Defensive Measures'? Iran Launches Round Two of Missile Tests

Iran test-fired more long-range missiles overnight in a second round of exercises meant to show that the country can defend itself against any attack by the U.S. or Israel, state television reported Thursday.

Iran claims 2nd round of missile tests

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Iran missile test 'provocative'

The US and Israel have condemned Iran after it test-fired a long range missile capable of reaching Tel Aviv.

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