We have started to collect the most important news related to Iran in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A crackdown on un-Islamic dress in Iran is reportedly sparking protest in some areas.
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EU foreign ministers impose sanctions on Iran that go beyond those agreed by the UN.
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Iran's top negotiator will meet the EU's foreign policy chief next week to discuss Tehran's nuclear programme.
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Iran inaugurates a dam which conservationists say will cause huge losses to its archaeological heritage.
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The UN's nuclear agency confirms that Iran has begun enriching uranium after a visit to the Natanz plant.
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A senior US official expresses growing concern over Iran's involvement with its neighbour Afghanistan.
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Iran pardons two Swedish men jailed for photographing military installations and says it will set them free.
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A group of men charged with gruesome killings in Iran are acquitted by the Supreme Court, reports say.
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The US will continue holding five Iranians captured in Iraq despite protests from Tehran, US media report.
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The head of the UN's nuclear agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, says Iran is only at the early stages of enriching uranium.
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An Iranian diplomat kidnapped in Iraq tells reporters in Tehran a US official was present while he was tortured.
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The US military for the first time accuses Iran of supplying some Sunni Iraqi militant groups with munitions.
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Moscow expresses confusion at military exercises near Iran's Bushehr nuclear facility, which Russia is building.
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The Iranian military says it will release a film documenting the saga of the UK sailors held in Iran.
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Russia says it has no proof Iran has made the advances needed to produce nuclear fuel on an industrial scale.
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The US says Iran is further isolating itself after Tehran says it can produce nuclear fuel on an industrial scale.
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The Ministry of Defence bans personnel from selling their stories following a row over the navy crew held by Iran.
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Iran says it can produce nuclear fuel on an industrial level - a move that further strains tension with the West.
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Leading Seaman Faye Turney says she "felt like a traitor" for being forced to write letters shown on Iranian TV.
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Leading Seaman Faye Turney tells a newspaper she feared her Iranian captors were going to kill her.
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The US denies claims by an Iranian diplomat abducted in Iraq that he was tortured by CIA agents.
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An Iranian diplomat freed from abduction in Iraq says CIA agents tortured him, but the US denies involvement.
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Iran hopes for a "positive" response from the UK after the release of the Royal Navy crew it held for 13 days.
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The saga of the UK sailors' captivity in Iran leaves many questions unanswered, the BBC's Bridget Kendall writes.
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Royal Navy personnel seized by Iran were blindfolded, bound and held in isolation during their captivity.
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The head of the Royal Navy defends the actions of 15 UK personnel seized by Iran and operations in the Gulf.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair insists no deal was done to free 15 Royal Navy crew members.
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The 15 sailors and marines held by Iran for almost two weeks are being reunited with their families.
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The 15 UK navy personnel held captive in the Gulf are flying home after being freed by Iran.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says 15 British naval personnel captured in the Gulf are being freed.
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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair believes Iran wants direct talks to end the navy crew crisis, UK officials say.
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Iran is being allowed access to five Iranians held in Iraq since January, the country's state media reports.
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The next 48 hours will be "fairly critical" in resolving the crisis of UK sailors held in Iran, Tony Blair says.
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Jalal Sharafi, an Iranian diplomat kidnapped by unknown gunmen in Iraq in February, is released.
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The UK says it shares Iran's desire for a diplomatic solution to the crisis over 15 captured Royal Navy personnel.
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All 15 Britons detained by Iran accept they were inside the country's waters, Iranian state radio reports.
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Iranian state television airs new footage of two of the 15 Royal Navy personnel captured nine days ago.
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The US leader condemns Iran's "inexcusable behaviour" after its capture of 15 British sailors.
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Legal action is being taken against 15 Royal Navy personnel being held by Iran, a senior Iranian diplomat says.
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