Iran defies limits in nuclear program ahead of IAEA talks
Iran rejects new restrictions and demands recognition as a nuclear club member. Foreign Minister Kharrazi says Iran will not abandon the nuclear fuel cycle, insisting its program aims at electricity and that enrichment is not suspended. He denounces a draft IAEA resolution as unacceptable and warns of broader consequences if a settlement is not reached.
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American shot dead in Riyadh as attackers strike
Gunmen killed an American in Riyadh as he pulled into his garage at home. Witnesses said three militants shot him in the back while he drove in, then fired again from close range. The attack follows two other Western slayings in a week, seen as part of a campaign to frighten foreigners out of Saudi Arabia and hurt oil industry interests.
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