Oroumieh Lake Now Becomes Solid Salt
May 28, 2011 by Sandy Winterfield · Leave a Comment
You’re considered to be very lucky if your were able to take a picture of Iran’s largest salt water lake Oroumieh before it turned into solid salt. The lake is the third largest in the world and has been considered to be one of the most visited tourist spot of the country. Tourists love boating [...]
Team USA Beats Iran, Earns Top Seed In FIBA World Championship 2010
September 2, 2010 by Jennifer Mercado · Leave a Comment
Team USA just played basketball without worrying about any political agenda on Wednesday. Their recent win against Iran just put them at top spot in Group B with just a game against winless Tunisia left before the knockout rounds. The United States and Iran set aside political tension between their countries by playing clean basketball [...]
Toyota ends Car Exports to Iran
August 12, 2010 by Sandy Winterfield · Leave a Comment
Due to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, one of the worlds leading companies in the car industry, Toyota halted its export car trade to the country. There has been international moves to put financial and commercial pressure to Terhan, Iran’s capital city. Toyota has confirmed the news Thursday and according to Keisuke Kirimoto, Toyota spokesman, the company [...]
Hillary Clinton in Gulf to keep pressure on Iran
February 14, 2010 by Naomi Larkin · Leave a Comment
In Qatar, Mrs Clinton will address the annual US-Islamic World Forum and meet Turkish premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose country opposes the sanctions. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has arrived in the Gulf to rally Arab support for tougher sanctions against Iran over its nuclear programme. The three-day tour will include her first ever [...]
