Several dozen Iranian students have stormed the UK embassy in Tehran, chanting "death to England" and bringing down the British flag. Students clashed with riot police as they climbed over the embassy's gate, rushed into the building and started throwing documents from the windows. The protesters chanted "Down with Britain", "Down with America", "Down with Israel" and "Students are Awake and Hate Britain," according to Fars news agency. Read more (PHOTOS) on.rt.com

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RT's Egor Piskunov talks to director of Transform: Center for Conflict Analysis Ahmed Badawi on what lies ahead for Arab countries now. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Following Tehran's decision to downgrade diplomatic ties with the UK after the imposition of fresh sanctions, Iranian protesters have broken into the grounds of the British Embassy in the capital.

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Iran won't back down from its nuclear program in the face of any new sanctions, so says the country's president. Tehran denied it was developing atomic weapons, as suggested in the latest report by the the international nuclear watchdog. A few days ago, Israel spoke of potential military action against Iran - raising fears the IAEA's findings could be a pretext to an attack. John Glaser, an assistant editor at antiwar.com, says US is constantly pushing Iran to create a nuclear bomb. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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The international nuclear agency says Iran might be working on developing atomic weapons in its most-critical report yet on the country. Its findings were widely-expected and come days after Israel bluntly said military action against Iran is getting closer - raising fears the report could be a pretext to an attack. Political analyst Adrian Salbuchi believes Iran has never been the danger it's being portrayed as. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Russia has issued a clear warning to Israel over a possible attack on Iran. The Foreign Minister was responding to the Israeli president's suggestion that a military strike on Iran is more likely than diplomacy. Sergey Lavrov said any such attack would be a serious mistake with unpredictable consequences. The UN nuclear watchdog is about to report on Iran's nuclear activities where it's thought it will reveal computer models of an atomic warhead and other weapons-related work. Israel's main ally, the US, says it will focus on diplomacy but is ready to keep all options open. Political analyst Ivan Eland says Washington is unlikely to support Israel's push for an attack. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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We examine the aftermath of Iran's Green Revolution and find an opposition that remains eager for change.

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In a major public speech, Iran's president insisted his country won't retreat one iota from its nuclear programme. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad slammed the international nuclear watchdog's newly-released report suggesting Tehran might be close to developing atomic weapons. Its findings came days after Israel bluntly considered military action against Iran - raising fears the report could be a pretext to an attack. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Tensions are once again mounting against Iran ahead of a crucial report by the UN nuclear watchdog, IAEA, due next week. Meanwhile, Israel has tested a new ballistic missile. Some reports go even further and suggest the idea of a military strike on the Islamic Republic is being pushed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. And British media say that with Iran remaining resilient against international sanctions, the attack could come as soon as next November. Various media cite the UK Ministry of Defense and Whitehall as their sources.

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Iran won't back down from its nuclear programme in the face of any new sanctions, so says the country's president. Tehran denied it was developing atomic weapons, as suggested in the latest report by the the international nuclear watchdog. A few days ago, Israel spoke of potential military action against Iran - raising fears the IAEA's findings could be a pretext to an attack. Ali Asghar Soltanieh, the Iranian Ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency, says the report contains much noise but no evidence. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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The UN nuclear watchdog will next week publish a report suggesting Iran has built a nuclear testing facility and will show satellite images to prove it. These allegations also come amid reports of possible military action against the country's nuclear facilities. On Friday, the Israeli President said, when it comes to Iran - "that the international community is closer to finding a military solution than a diplomatic one". RT talks to Patrick Henningsen, editor of the 'Infowars' website foreseeing actions against Iran which could inflame the whole Middle East region. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Israel's warnings of a possible attack on Iran has increased tension between the two countries, ahead of a UN atomic agency report on Tehran's nuclear programme, due out this week. Some experts say Israel will launch a strike if it is convinced that the West is not going to take stronger steps against nuclear Iran. Tehran continues to insist its nuclear programme is only for peaceful purposes. Al Jazeera's Nicole Johnston reports from Jerusalem.

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Russia's Foreign Minister has warned that an attack on Iran would be a grave mistake - with unpredictable consequences. Sergey Lavrov's statement comes after Israel said possible military action against Iran's nuclear facilities is becoming more likely. Seyed Mohammad Marandi, a Professor at the University of Tehran says Israel will loose if Iran strikes back. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.presstv.com The world's most important economic sector by revenue is the automotive industry. A country's car companies can define its industrial might, and put it on the map as it were. Iran's car industry has a long history and has been the biggest in the Middle East and central Asia for decades. It has production lines in countries like Venezuela and Syria, and in Iran itself, the demand is high. That said Iran's car industry has sparked debate inside the country. Some say it is doing well in filling orders, but the quality and price of Iran's cars, especially those manufactured inside the country, are controversial subjects. In this edition of the show we'll be discussing these issues and more.

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If Israel attacks Iran, then Tehran will move straight into Iraq, rendering the US oil bonuses and all the lives lost in two Persian Gulf wars meaningless, believes veteran Russian diplomat Evgeny Primakov. Also a former prime minister, Primakov discussed with RT what lessons must be learnt from military campaigns in Iraq and Libya. Full text on.rt.com RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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On November 21st, America, UK and Canada announced more sanctions against Iran. France also proposed to adopt new sanctions to force Tehran to stop it's nuclear project. On Nov 23rd, the spokesman of Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s Foreign Ministry said in a regular press conference held in Beijing that China is opposed to unilateral sanctions against Iran. Scholars believe that, being isolated, China and Iran need mutual support. Meanwhile, the CCP government, with internal and external difficulties, may express an even tougher diplomatic "voice". "Reuters" reported on Nov 23rd: "The United States, UK and Canada have announced new sanctions against Iran in the areas of energy and finance. France proposed 'unprecedented' new sanctions, including freezing the assets of the Central Bank of Iran and suspending the purchase of Iran's oil. Earlier, the "International Atomic Energy Agency" (IAEA) had issued a report that Iran may be secretly developing nuclear weapons. On Nov 23rd, the CCP's Foreign Ministry expressed opposition to the imposition of unilateral sanctions against Iran. In this regard, Xia Ming, a political professor from "City University of New York" in America, believes that since the Cold War, the United States and Western society's biggest challenges have been seen as being from China and Iran. They are both isolated by the United States and the West. Therefore, China's policy is foreseeable. Xia Ming says: "China and Iran are facing strong Western challenges <b>...</b>

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The Russian President has warned militarist rhetoric in the Middle East, and an attack on Iran could lead to a catastrophic war in the region. Dmirtry Medvedev's statements came during the joint press conference with his German counterpart. Russia has been voicing strong words against an attack on Iran, following statements by Israel that a strike is more likely than diplomacy. The UN atomic watchdog is about to report on Iran's nuclear activities and provide evidence that Tehran has built a testing facility and computer models of warheads. Iran has dismissed all allegations calling them fabricated. Former CIA officer Philip Giraldi says Iranian bomb only exists in US policymakers' heads. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.presstv.com This past week, Yukiya Amano, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency released the much awaited report on Iran's civilian nuclear program. The report said that Iran is not cooperating enough with the Organization and is possibly pursuing plans for developing nuclear weapons. That brought a host of reactions, including from Israel, which threatened Iran with a possible military attack.

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Washington claims it has uncovered an Iranian plot targeting the Saudi ambassador to the US with assassination. However, the known facts about this plot go anywhere from the dubious to the outright unbelievable. Who is really behind this plot? That is, if there really was a genuine plot in the first place. And who benefits from seeing US--Iranian relations go from bad to worse? CT on FB: www.facebook.com

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In an interview with Press TV, a former senior IAEA official has said the agency's latest report on Iran's nuclear energy program is baseless and politically motivated. Interview with Hisham Jaber, Director of Center for Middle East Studies

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Asia Times correspondent Pepe Escobar says that America's missile shield in Europe targets Russia - and is part of Washington's strategic plan of global dominance. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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The IAEA prepares to release a report accusing Iran of planning to develop atomic arms. Israel is getting louder and louder with threats to launch a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities and the US is talking of more international pressure. On this edition of News Analysis, we're asking why the agency has failed to provide Iran with the alleged documents against its nuclear activities and how serious talks of a possible war may become.

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Is the latest IAEA report a case for a war with Iran? Why does the US get to read it first? Is there enough evidence to conclude that Iran's nuclear program goes far beyond peaceful purposes? And why is no-one questioning the credibility of the IAEA? CrossTalk with Mark Levine, Patrick Hayes and Hooshang Amirahmadi. CT on FB: www.facebook.com

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The Iranian ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Ali Asghar Soltanieh has criticized the agency's latest report on Iran, calling it a historic mistake. Interview with Sara Flounders, International Action Center

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The UK has declared it's severing all ties with Iranian banks. The US has also announced it's joining Britain and Canada in targeting hit Iran's economy with new sanctions over its controversial nuclear program. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.presstv.com On October 27 2011, in Iran, a story that hit the national news headlines, all of sudden became breaking world news. Everyone was talking about it and it became the topic of discussions almost everywhere. It was about a major abuse of Iran's banking system. What officials called: "the most unprecedented financial corruption case in the history of the country." Both the public and the politicians were shocked and the story immediately drew different reactions. But what had originally made the headlines turned out to be only the tip of the iceberg. As more dimensions were uncovered the story became more complicated -- to the point where no one could even agree what to call the scandal an "embezzlement" or a "fraud". Three thousand billion tomans, the equivalent of 2.6 billion dollars, is the amount of money that an individual named Mah Afarid Amir Khosravi had been able to withdraw from the banking system and deposit in his personal account. Amir Khosravi had opened several companies and used the loopholes in the law pertaining to domestic Letters of Credit or LCs. Officials later announced that about half of the accounts had been settled and that the actual amount of the fraud was 1.7 billion dollars. But, whatever the actual number, Amir Khosravi had been able to collect enough money to set up a new bank called "Aria". Such cases of large scale embezzlement are not unheard of in the global arena. In other countries such as the United States, the <b>...</b>

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An analysis of the threats of war by the US, UK and Israel against Iran reported in the London Daily Mail on 03Nov11. This may be a sign that the Global Power Elite embedded in the US, UK, EU, NATO and Israel arte planning a major war where Iran is the cornerstone to a far greater war involving Russia and Chine.

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The West continues to increase pressure on Tehran over its suspected nuclear program. But will the latest set of sanctions help it reach its goals? Some experts believe the measures will only fuel nationalistic feelings in Iran and boost the regime. David Lindorff, founder of the news blog "This Can't Be Happening", believes that pressure coming from the US and Israel could merely encourage Tehran to obtain nuclear weapons. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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France is pushing for humanitarian corridors to be opened in Syria, to transport medicine and other vital supplies. But Middle East expert Professor Lawrence Davidson warns that the stakes in Damascus may be much higher. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Alex breaks down the Greek economic implosion and the possibility the Mediterranean nation will hold a referendum and may not pay the debt it is claimed they owe to international bankers. Alex also covers the latest breaking news and takes your calls. www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.com

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Zero Hedge November 2, 2011 First Fukushima made a repeat appearance last night with news of a repeat fission incident, a topic which has gotten absolutely zero media coverage as discussing beta, let alone gamma decay, is considered uncouth in refined society; now it is time for the fallback geopolitical hotbed to enter the stage. Sky News has reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to rally support in his cabinet for an attack on Iran, according to government sources. "The country's defence minister Ehud Barak and the foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman are said to be among those backing a pre-emptive strike to neutralise Iran's nuclear ambitions. But a narrow majority of ministers currently oppose the move, which could trigger a wave of regional retaliation. The debate over possible Israeli military action has reached fever pitch in recent days with newspaper leader columns discussing the benefits and dangers of hitting Iran. Mr Lieberman responded to the reports of a push to gain cabinet approval by saying that "Iran poses the most dangerous threat to world order." But he said Israel's military options should not be a matter for public discussion." Which makes one wonder: why is Sky News reporting on this, and why is it a matter for public discussion? More from Sky: The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is due to report on the state of Iran's nuclear capabilities on November 8, and that assessment is likely to influence Israel's <b>...</b>

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Al Jazeera's Tony Harris speaks to Joseph Cirncione, President of global security foundation, The Ploughshares Fund and author of Bomb Scare: The History and Future of Nuclear Weapons about an IAEA report saying Iran may be working towards designing a nuclear weapon.

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As the US continues to stand by Israel, Washington's now coming under fire for new revelations of its dealings with the country. It's claimed the White House sold dozens of bunker-buster bombs to Tel Aviv - weapons best suited for destroying underground nuclear facilities in Iran. A deal to buy the bombs during the Bush administration in 2005 foundered over concerns Israel could pass the technology on to China. But claims have now emerged that the weapons were secretly released shortly after Obama took office in 2009. Observers fear the move could lead to a new war. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Washington says the thwarted plot to kill the Saudi ambassador to the US will further isolate Iran, with the allegations expected to increase sanctions on Tehran. Two Iranians were charged over trying to hire members of a Mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack - something Tehran dismissed as a 'comedy show'. RT's Gayane Chichakyan reports from Washington. Also, RT talks to Professor of political communication, Foad Izadi from Tehran University RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Former Democratic senator Evan Bayh was on Fox News arguing that the United States should attack Iran to prevent the use of nuclear weapons against Israel. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks down Bayh's motivation. www.washingtonpost.com www.haaretz.com www.google.com thinkprogress.org Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Iran will not retreat "an iota" from its nuclear programme and the world is being misled by claims that it is seeking nuclear weapons, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said. Ahmadinejad was speaking on Wednesday in response to a report from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN nuclear watchdog, which alleged that Iran was close to developing a nuclear warhead. Al Jazeera's Dorsa Jabbari reports from Tehran.

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