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11 Dec 2011

Huawei to scale back business in Iran

Chinese telecommunications- equipment maker Huawei Technologies Co. said it will scale back its business in Iran, where the company provides services to government-controlled telecom operators, following reports that Iranian police were using mobile-network technology to track down and arrest dissidents.
Chinese telecommunications- equipment maker Huawei Technologies Co. said it will scale back its business in Iran, where...

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23 Nov 2011

China says it opposes Western sanctions on Iran

China's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said it opposes unilateral sanctions against Iran,days after several Western countries announced new measures against Tehran to halt its nuclear program. The United States, Britain and Canada announced new measures against Iran's energy and financial sectors on Monday and France proposed "unprecedented" new sanctions, including freezing the assets of its central bank and suspending purchases of its oil.
China's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said it opposes unilateral sanctions against Iran,days after several Western...

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10 Nov 2011

China Iran’s New Best Friend

Following this week's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report concluding that Tehran appears to be well on its way to developing the possibility of manufacturing a nuclear weapon, the next step for world powers is to seek tougher sanctions in the United Nations Security Council. But meaningful restrictive measures are not likely to happen, say many analysts, considering China's close relationship with Iran, in part to satisfy China's great thirst for oil. Today, Chinese and Russian diplomats announced that they believe no new sanctions on Iran are necessary.
Following this week's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report concluding that Tehran appears to be well on its...

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13 Aug 2011

Iran reiterates threat to take gas project off China

Iran reiterated to China on Saturday it could take back control of a gas field being developed by its national oil company unless it speeds up investment, one week after the new Iranian oil minister said no foreign contractors were needed.
Iran reiterated to China on Saturday it could take back control of a gas field being developed by its national oil...

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24 Jul 2011

China and Iran plan oil barter

Tehran and Beijing are in talks about using a barter system to exchange Iranian oil for Chinese goods and services, as US financial sanctions have blocked China from paying at least $20bn for oil imports.
Tehran and Beijing are in talks about using a barter system to exchange Iranian oil for Chinese goods and services, as...

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16 Jul 2011

Iran and China sign $4b in deals

Iran and China on Saturday signed a series of agreements worth $4 billion ( 2.8 billion) for infrastructure projects as part of a broader bid to boost trade volume between the two nations, Iranian state media reported.
Iran and China on Saturday signed a series of agreements worth $4 billion ( 2.8 billion) for infrastructure projects as...

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18 Jun 2011

Iran warns China over South Pars gas deal-report

China should fulfil its duties in developing a phase of Iran's South Pars gas field or the contract would be cancelled, the semi-official Mehr news agency on Friday quoted the country's top oil company as saying.
China should fulfil its duties in developing a phase of Iran's South Pars gas field or the contract would be cancelled,...
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29 Mar 2011

Chinese pieces to Iran’s nuclear puzzle

If Mehdi Kamyabi Pour, press officer at Iran's embassy in Bangkok, is to be believed, accusations that his country is developing nuclear weapons are "absolutely unfounded". Nuclear weapons, he recently asserted, have no place in Iran's defense doctrine and his country "has strongly condemned the use of such inhumane weapons".
If Mehdi Kamyabi Pour, press officer at Iran's embassy in Bangkok, is to be believed, accusations that his country is...

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22 Jan 2011

Senators accuse China of violating sanctions against Iran

Just before Chinese President Hu Jintao's arrival to Washington, two leading senators accused China of violating sanctions against Iran and sent a warning to President Barack Obama that Congress will go after Chinese companies if the abuses don't stop.
Just before Chinese President Hu Jintao's arrival to Washington, two leading senators accused China of violating...
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