A Most Dangerous Deal 

New York times

The agreement Iran reached with the so-called P5+1 - the United States, Britain, China, France and Russia, plus Germany - does not significantly roll back Iran's nuclear capabilities. Iran made only cosmetic concessions to preserve its primary goal, which is to continue enriching uranium... Read On 

Iran's Zarif says to continue building at Arak nuclear site despite deal 

Reuters

Iran will pursue construction at the Arak heavy-water reactor, Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif was quoted as saying on Wednesday, despite a deal with world powers to shelve a project they fear could yield plutonium for atomic bombs... Read On 

Rouhani: Iran Will Never Stop Enriching 

VOA

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced on Wednesday that his country will not stop its nuclear enrichment activity, while pledging to have "constructive interaction" with the international community... Read On 

200 Iranian dissident hunger strikers in Iraqi camp put under medical care in a week 

NCRI

Residents of Camp Liberty have refused food for nearly 90 days and drink only water and tea and consume only sugar and salt packets. 

Dr. Hassan Jazayeri, a doctor overseeing the hunger strikers is very concerned for their health, "The hunger strikers' lives are in danger and at any moment they might face sudden death," he said... Read On 

MEP: "Maliki's authoritarian policies are tearing the country apart"

NCRI

Struan Stevenson, who chairs the European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with Iraq, spent a tense four days in Iraq, meeting  senior political leaders and visiting Syrian refugee camps... Read On 

WORSE THAN MUNICH 

 Breitbart News

President Obama's cowardly deal with the Iranian regime - a regime dedicated to the destruction of Israel, pursuing nuclear weapons in violation of multiple United Nations resolutions, and the persecution of Christians - marks the most ignominious moment in western foreign policy in decades... Read On 

Iran says Obama administration LIED about details of nuke deal, claiming uranium enrichment will actually INCREASE 

Daily Mail

Iranian officials claimed on Tuesday that the Obama administration concocted a fact sheet on a landmark nuclear agreement that doesn't match what they endorsed over the weekend... Read On 

Confusion over nuclear deal as Iran protests White House statement 

FOX News

Despite the highly touted Iranian nuclear deal announced by the Obama administration over the weekend, the two sides still can't seem to agree on what it is they agreed to... Read On