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January 22, 2009

NIAC round-up

  1. Obama and the Middle East, The Nation
  2. Does Barack Obama have Iran’s number?, Telegraph
  3. Iran’s Ahmadinejad sceptical about Barack Obama’s ability to change America, Telegraph
  4. Barack Obama greeted with hatred and quiet hope in Iran, Telegraph
  5. Iran: Obama must seek ‘new’ Mideast foreign policy, AP
  6. World powers to meet to discuss Iran next month, Reuters
  7. Clinton confirmed as new US chief diplomat, AFP
  8. In the Wake of Gaza, Arab Hard-Liners Gain Upper Hand, Time
  9. Questions on Iran president’s health, International Herald Tribune
  10. Iran warns BBC Tehran staff not to help Farsi service, AFP
  11. Iran calls for more OPEC meetings, UPI
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