MPs critical of Iran stories sale
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A committee of MPs criticise the decision to allow the Royal Navy crew captured by Iran to sell their stories.
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The government says MPs' criticism of the way it buys equipment for the armed forces is "unsubstantiated".
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Iran's parliament speaker has dismissed U.S. accusations that Iranian boats aggressively approached three U.S. Naval ships in the Gulf this week as part of a "propaganda campaign" against the Islamic state.
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Science & environment: Some defences remain in poor condition despite 40% increase in funding, MPs' report claims
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A British parliamentary committee said Friday that one or more people should have been disciplined for allowing Royal Navy sailors to sell stories to newspapers about their capture by Iran earlier this year.
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To cries of &quot;Death to America&quot; and &quot;God is Greatest&quot; Iran&#39;s hard-liner-dominated parliament passed a bill on Sunday obliging the government to continue efforts to develop a nuclear energy program.
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A congressional report on Iran's nuclear program has been blasted as "outrageous and dishonest" by the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog. The IAEA slams the House Intelligence Committee report for saying Iran "is currently enriching uranium to weapons grade." The report also insinuates the IAEA may be in cahoots with Tehran in covering up Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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US politicians oppose a decision to allow former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami to visit the country.
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By Damien Mcelroy in Vienna and Philip Sherwell in Washington. Iran&#39;s rulers want to revise a deal part-brokered by Britain to suspend their nuclear weapons programme, throwing the agreement into doubt just
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KIEV -- A senior legislator called yesterday for Ukraine's prosecutor general to investigate alleged sales of nuclear-capable cruise missiles to Iran and China in violation of international nonproliferation treaties.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair told lawmakers Tuesday that no military action is planned against Iran, but that international opinion is hardening against Tehran's nuclear ambitions and what he described as its interference in conflicts across the Middle East.
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MPs slam racket over sport and music as online firms are accused of collaborating
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Iran's conservative-dominated parliament is fast-tracking a vote which could give it a veto on foreign investment.
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MPs express concern about critical comments made by the Afghan president about the UK.
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WASHINGTON -- UN inspectors probing Iran's nuclear program angrily complained yesterday to the Bush administration and to a Republican congressman about a recent House panel report on Iran's capabilities, calling parts of the document ``outrageous and dishonest," and offering evidence to dispute its central claims.
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European MPs condemn member states which turned a blind eye to secret CIA prisoner flights.
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Two MPs have demanded an inquiry into claims that a British-based security firm operating in Iraq withheld intelligence from British troops, The Guardian newspaper reported Monday.