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Iran's chief nuclear negotiator: we're being asked to make all the sacrifices

Saeed Jalili, Iran's top nuclear negotiator and a contender in the June presidential election, sat down with the Monitor to share his views about an 'unbalanced' nuclear offer made by world powers.

Opinion What could finally topple Iran's regime? Earthquakes.

Iran's presidential race: 'Wild card' entry creates dilemma for Khamenei

Culture Cafe 'Argo' producer David Klawans talks 'Coronado High,' his new project with George Clooney

Opinion Syria – another sign that US needs to recalibrate Middle East policy

Two Iranians in Kenya found guilty of bomb plots

Global News Blog Don't blame Canada: Former ambassador to Iran on Argo, America, and nukes

Chorus grows against Obama administration's sanctions-heavy Iran policy

Opinion To nudge Iran talks, new UN resolution needed

Al Qaeda in Canada? Two men arrested, charged with terrorism.

Iran's Khamenei condemns Boston Marathon attacks, but takes jab at US policies

Iran earthquake kills 37, shakes nuclear power plant

Opinion Iran nuclear talks: Citizen diplomacy would build trust

World powers expect Iran to be ready for progress at next nuclear talks

Opinion Iran and world powers should focus on action steps for short-term agreement

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The Book of My Lives

Opinion President Obama's Israel visit highlights common goals and a rare friendship

Top 3 threats to the United States: the good and bad news

Iran plans to sue makers of 'Argo': Could lawsuit succeed?

Global News Blog Iran to sue Hollywood for fear-mongering with 'Argo'

North Korea threatens to nuke D.C.: why it's especially angry this time (+video)

Opinion US, Israeli threats of force against Iran are illegal and harm chances for a deal

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Opinion World powers must cut a deal with Iran before it's too late