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Iran’s part in regional crisis, the nuclear frame agreement & West and Europe’s role?

The grand gatherinng of the supporters of the Iranian resistance in France on June 13, 2015

Featured guest: Dr. Alejo Vidal-quadras, former vice president of the European Parliament, President of In Search of Justice.

Tuesday, May 19th at 14:00 hr Local Paris time, 8:00 am in Washington D.C.

Iran: Velayati, Khamenei’s advisor says inspection of our military sites is our red lines

Khamenei’s advisor, Ali Akbar Velayati told reporters today that the country will not allow inspectors to visit the military sites, adding that those sites are considered Iran’s red lines which cannot be crossed.

Graham: "I’m running because I think the world is falling apart

ATLANTA (AP) - South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham all but confirmed Monday that he will run for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, saying he believes he’d be the best commander in chief amid continued Middle East unrest.
'I’m running because I think the world is falling apart,' Graham said in an interview on 'CBS This Morning.'

Iran: Workers’ protest in Ardebil, Qazween and Rasht

According to some reports from eyewitness account workers in Ardebi, Qazween and Rasht, all in northwestern Iran demonstrated on Monday, May 18 to protest unpaid wages. 

Kerry: Confident about fight against Islamic State group

SEOUL، South Korea (AP) -- Secretary of State John Kerry says he's confident about the fight against the Islamic State group، despite the setbacks like the loss of Ramadi.
Kerry، who is traveling through Korea، says that he's long said the fight against the terrorist group would be a long one، and that it would be tough in the Anbar province of western Iraq where Iraqi security forces are not built up.

Much More Is Needed to Stop Iran from Getting the Bomb

Obama will reluctantly sign a bill giving Congress more say over a final deal. Here’s what we should be looking for.

Texas bikers in deadly shootout at Waco restaurant

Gunfire erupted Sunday among rival biker gangs in a restaurant in Waco, Texas, leaving at least nine people dead, according to police.
Authorities had anticipated trouble and pre-positioned officers.
'There were at least three rival gang groups here this morning for whatever reason. As they were here, we had officers on scene. We expected issues,' said Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton, a police spokesman. He later said there were at least five gangs.