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Little hope of breakthrough as six world powers and Iran meet in Istanbul to discuss Tehran's nuclear programme.
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Turkey hosts Iran nuclear talks
Russia calls for the rolling back of sanctions as world powers push for Iran to halt its enrichment activities.
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Iran nuclear talks set to resume
Russia calls for the rolling back of sanctions as world powers push for Iran to halt its enrichment activities.
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Last Modified: 21 Jan 2011 01:45 GMT
Al-Sadr calls on Iraqis 'to resist'
Shia leader urges peaceful resistance and a rejection of violence in his first address since returning from exile.
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Last Modified: 08 Jan 2011 14:02 GMT
Al-Sadr back in Iraq stronghold
Shia leader returns to Najaf after several years in Iran, following his bloc's strong showing in last year's election.
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Last Modified: 05 Jan 2011 15:46 GMT
Iran court: Man to lose eye and ear
In a literal interpretation of its eye-for-an eye law, an Iranian court orders a man to lose an eye and part of an ear.
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Iran tries human rights activist
Shiva Nazar-Ahari charged with "warring against God" and having links to opposition groups as trial opens in Tehran.
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Bushehr reactor 'not a concern'
Decades after project began, Iran's only nuclear power reactor finally gets fuel.
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Iran nuclear expert 'defects to US'
Shahram Amiri, missing since June, debriefed on Tehran's nuclear programme, ABC News says.
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Iranians mourn dissident cleric
Tens of thousands of people attend funeral of pro-opposition figure, reports say.
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