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Report: Iran to 'review' UK relations as tensions mount

The Iranian government is considering whether to downgrade ties with Britain amid growing tensions over the disputed presidential election, the ISNA news agency reported Wednesday.

Iran to review ties with Britain amid claims of 'interference'

Iranian lawmakers are calling for a review of the country's ties with Britain because of its "interference in Iran's recent post-election unrest," government-funded Press TV reported Monday.

Top Iranian official: Vote rigging not possible

Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki on Sunday disputed allegations of ballot irregularities in the presidential election, calling the possibility almost nonexistent.

Iran: Ready to work with Obama

Tehran stood ready to work with U.S. President Barack Obama to establish better relations with Washington, Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki told a CNN-hosted panel at the World Economic Forum.

Iran: No deadline agreed on nuke deal

Iran has already responded to an international offer of incentives for suspending its nuclear enrichment activity, Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki told CNN on Wednesday.

Iran says it has own plan to end nuclear enrichment

Iran has responded to an international offer of incentives for suspending its nuclear enrichment activity, Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said Wednesday.

CNNMoney: Oil prices tumble nearly $4

Oil prices, after hitting a record high last week, fell nearly $4 a barrel Monday as the dollar gained strength and traders reacted to an apparent easing of Mideast tensions.

Iran minister: We might consider U.S. diplomatic presence

Iran's foreign minister has said his government might consider the American idea of opening a U.S. diplomatic outpost in Tehran -- comments coming amid possible progress in negotiations over Iran's nuclear program.

Time.com: Iranian Leaders Offer Nuclear Hope

Despite hard-line rhetoric and rumors of war, key figures in the Tehran regime suggest a compromise may be afoot

Time.com: Mourning Two Lebanese Martyrs

The Mideast braces for more violence as anti-Syria leader Hariri and Hizballah commander Mughniyah are mourned by their supporters

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