Hundreds of thousands rally in Tehran in mourning and defiance
Hundreds of thousands filled Tehran streets in a candlelit protest over the disputed June election. Mir Hossein Mousavi addressed the crowd as supporters pressed demands for a full recount while President Ahmadinejad faced growing opposition and a government crackdown on media and communications.
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World cautious on Iran election as Obama urges restraint
The Obama administration and most democracies decline to condemn the Iranian election crisis, urging robust debate, transparent handling of fraud allegations, and peaceful demonstrations. White House and State Department officials stress the issue is for Iranians, not the United States.
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Somali security minister killed in western Somalia blast
Somali security minister and at least 24 others died in a bomb attack in western Somalia claimed by an extremist group with alleged al Qaida links. President Ahmed blamed al Qaida and condemned the terror strike as the AU, Arab League, U.N., and regional bodies denounced the attack.
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Tehran protest roils streets as bannered crowds demand election change
A Tehran rally scene shows thousands marching from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. with black attire and green headbands in a largely silent protest. Participants describe secret police observers, widespread unity across social strata, and resolve for cancellation and rerun of the election.
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