Jailed journalist: I love hate Iran
Shortly before his ongoing imprisonment in Iran, Jason Rezaian appeared on CNN #39;s "Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown."
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Iran #39;s Rouhani Says Will Try to Clinch Nuclear Deal as Talks With U.S. Resume
President Hassan Rouhani said on Monday that he would try to clinch a nuclear deal with world powers despite opposition from some quarters in Iran. Rouhani was speaking as Iran resumed talks...
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Saudis Target Iran, Russia in High-Stakes Oil War
Americans are actually smiling as they fill up at the pump these days. But for some of America #39;s adversaries like Russia and Iran, plummeting oil prices are hurting -- and hurting bad.
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SYDNEY Iran tried to extradite the gunman behind Sydney's deadly hostage crisis years ago, Tehran's top cop said, amid questions over how the self-styled cleric had found his way to Australia but not onto a watch list. Man Haron Monis, a 50-year-old born in Iran, took 17 people hostage inside a downtown Sydney cafe on Monday. He was killed when police stormed the cafe to free the captives. Two hostages also died.
Monis grew up in Iran as Mohammad Hassan Manteghi. In 1996, he established a travel agency, but took his clients' money and fled, Iran's police chief, Gen. Ismail Ahmadi Moghaddam, told the country's official IRNA news agency Tuesday. Australia accepted him as a refugee around that time. The police chief said Iran tried to have Monis extradited from Australia in 2000, but that it didn't happen because Iran and Australia don't have an extradition agreement.
Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott said he wanted to know how Monis had been granted permanent residency and why he had been receiving welfare benefits for years, despite being able-bodied "if not necessarily of sound mind."
First published December 17 2014, 3:08 AM
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