Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (2nd L) attends the unveiling ceremony of new nuclear projects in Tehran February 15, 2012. “The era of bullying nations has passed. The arrogant powers cannot monopolize nuclear technology. They tried to prevent us by issuing sanctions and resolutions but failed,” President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in a live television broadcast. “Our nuclear path will continue.” [Photo: REUTERS/President.ir/Handout] Read more: Iran trumpets nuclear advances, deepening standoff with West
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Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (2nd L) attends the unveiling ceremony of new nuclear projects in Tehran February 15, 2012.

“The era of bullying nations has passed. The arrogant powers cannot monopolize nuclear technology. They tried to prevent us by issuing sanctions and resolutions but failed,” President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in a live television broadcast.

“Our nuclear path will continue.”

[Photo: REUTERS/President.ir/Handout]

Read more: Iran trumpets nuclear advances, deepening standoff with West

theatlantic: How the U.S. and Iran Keep Failing To Find a Peace They Both Want A grand bargain would serve everyone, which is why both countries have tried to put aside tensions and strike a deal. So why are the U.S. and Iran perpetually stuck in confrontation? Read more. [Images: Reuters]
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How the U.S. and Iran Keep Failing To Find a Peace They Both Want

A grand bargain would serve everyone, which is why both countries have tried to put aside tensions and strike a deal. So why are the U.S. and Iran perpetually stuck in confrontation? Read more. [Images: Reuters]

Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (L) stands with former Cuban leader Fidel Castro in Cuba January 12, 2012. Ahmadinejad said on Thursday both Cuba-Iranian relations and Castro were in good shape after he met with the former Cuban leader and his younger brother President Raul Castro during a one-day visit to the communist island. REUTERS/President.ir/Handout
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Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (L) stands with former Cuban leader Fidel Castro in Cuba January 12, 2012. Ahmadinejad said on Thursday both Cuba-Iranian relations and Castro were in good shape after he met with the former Cuban leader and his younger brother President Raul Castro during a one-day visit to the communist island. REUTERS/President.ir/Handout

Venezuela’s Chavez welcomes ally Ahmadinejad Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez dismissed a U.S. warning to avoid close ties with Iran on Sunday, denouncing what he said was Washington’s attempt to dominate the world as he welcomed the Iranian president to the Latin American nation.
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Venezuela’s Chavez welcomes ally Ahmadinejad

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez dismissed a U.S. warning to avoid close ties with Iran on Sunday, denouncing what he said was Washington’s attempt to dominate the world as he welcomed the Iranian president to the Latin American nation.