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Britain\'s Secret Intelligence Service-- commonly known as the MI6, wants more spies to be sent to Afghanistan. MI6 has called for reinforcements from other intelligence agencies. It says when British troops withdraw from Afghanistan next year, the country will become an \"intelligence vacuum\" where terrorists will pose an increased threat to Britain. There are around 8000 British military personnel in Afghanistan now and the number will fall to 5200 by the end of this year. Britain is to fully withdraw its military forces from Afghanistan as part of a NATO pullout by the end of 2014.

Iran\'s President Hassan Rouhani says Tehran wants to enrich uranium on its soil within the framework of the recent nuclear deal with the P-five-plus-one countries. He says Iran is committed to its peaceful nuclear program. During a meeting with visiting Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, President Rouhani also said the Geneva agreement recognizes all Iran\'s rights including the right to enrich uranium. He added efforts by some countries to interpret the agreeement in other ways would damage efforts aimed at building mutual trust. The Iranian president also discussed Tehran\'s cooperation with Moscow on a range of issues, mainly regional peace and security, fight against terrorism, and the Syrian crisis. Lavrov, in turn, said that under international law all countries should have access to a peaceful nuclear program including uranium enrichment. He said Iran and Russia have a similar take on the nuclear deal struch in Geneva. Earlier, the top Russian diplomat held separate talks with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif over the conflict in Syria and Iran\'s nuclear program.

[14 Nov 2012] US wants puppet regime in Syria - English

[02 Feb 2013] World Bosniak Forum wants July 11th declared as International Srebrenica - English

[15 Mar 2013] Saudi regime wants sectarianism in Iraq - English

[31 Mar 2013] North Korea wants freedom from US empire - English

What Iranians wants from next president The new president in Iran will take office in a few weeks and naturally will make some changes both in domestic and international policies. Experts believe the new administration should be seen by other countries as a chance for resetting ties with Iran. Ordinary people say, under any circumstances Iran must keep its principle and at the same time efforts must be made to remove or ease the unilateral sanctions of the west. Meanwhile, other experts believe improving relations with the international community could help Iran\'s economy see better days. Ehsane Keyvani, Press TV, Tehran

[01 Apr 2014] Russia wants to see federalization in Ukraine - English

[23 June 2014] US rejects any reference to israel Jordan wants stronger language - English

[15 July 2014] US wants a client regime in Afghanistan: Rozoff - English

[24 Aug 2014] Damascus wants coordination in any air strike on ISIL terrorist in Syria - English

[14 Dec 2014] National Front leader wants government to leave NATO over CIA torture report - English

[06 July 2015] Bahraini judiciary wants tougher sentences for Sheikh Ali Salman - English

Is the Islamic Republic system the whole and sole problem of the aggressive and oppressive American regime? Why does the American regime have a problem with an independent and powerful Iran? And why was America contented with Iran during the Pahlavi regime? Furthermore, what is the American governmental establishment\'s aim and goal behind all the heavy sanctions unjustly levied upon the Islamic Republic? And finally, will the Iranian nation ever again accept the disgrace of having an oppressive ruler subservient to the so-called superpowers? The Leader of the Islamic Revolution – Sayyid Ali Khamenei – sheds light on the true intentions of the American regime with regards to Iran, and how \"America Wants A Submissive Iran\".

[19 June 2012] Iran-P5+1 talks - News Analysis - English After two days of talks in Moscow what has been achieved? Iran wants the P5+1 to recognize its nuclear rights and lift sanctions. It's asked the parties to begin taking a series of reciprocal steps to build trust. The west insists it wants Iran to stop 20 percent enrichment. Who is dragging these talks and why

More tension in US-Afghanistan ties. Washington wants Kabul to halt the release of prisoners from a jail that was handed over to Afghan officials recently. The Bagram prison north of Kabul has been holding hundreds of prisoners for years. They were detained while the facility was under the American control. But the US ceded its control to the Afghans after several years of delay. Now, the Afghan government wants to free 88 prisoners there. It follows the release of at least 600 and fifty inmates. Kabul says it\\\'s found insufficient evidence to continue their detention. But Washington is angry about this, saying the prisoners pose a serious security threat. The row comes at a time when relations between the two sides are at a new low. Ties have grown strained particularly over President Hamid Karzai\\\'s refusal to sign a security deal to keep US troops in Afghanistan after 2014.

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Islamophobia, How far Secular West wants to go?! - English

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"Irvine 11" wants D.A. office removed from case Sat Mar 12, 2011 5:15AM English

Poll: Egypt wants Quran doctrine in law - 26Apr2011 - English

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Broadcast Date-:-June 07 2013 Urdu NEWS Bulletin|Pakistani new government wants strong ties with Iran|Sahar TV|خبریں

Press TV has conducted an interview with Zayd al-Isa, Middle East expert, about terrorist attacks in Iraq.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Mark Glenn, Crescent and Cross Solidarity Movement, Idaho, about the issue of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu\\\'s hopes of the new Egypt leadership.

NATO played a major role in attacking and destroying Libya\'s infrastructure, not to mention its defense capabilities. And now the Western military alliance says it is sending a team of experts to help Libya build its military institutions. The team will be operated from Brussels, and is tasked to advise the Libyan government in building the country\'s defense institutions. The announcement comes days after the brief abduction of Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan, and two years after NATO created a no-fly zone in Libya which led to the killing and overthrow of former leader Muammar Gaddafi. NATO\'s attack on Libya also left thousands of people dead and many others displaced. The country is still reeling from the insecurity following the months-long war in 20-11.

Iran is seeking the extradition of terrorists who killed over a dozen border guards and injured several others in the city of Saravan near the Pakistani border. Afkham extended her sympathies to the victims\' families. The foreign ministry spokeswoman added that tackling terrorism requires joint efforts by all countries. The attack on Iranian border guards took place on Friday night. The assailants had infiltrated into Iran from Pakistan and fled to the other side of the border following the attack. A group calling itself Jaish-ul-Adl has claimed responsibility. Meanwhile, Iran\'s ambassador to the United Nations has called on the Security Council to respond to the terrorist attack in the southeastern border region. Khazaee said a Security Council response would send a strong message to terrorists and their supporters.