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Iranian Minister Issues Oil Price Warning



Tehran (AFP) Jan 15, 2006
Iran's economy minister warned Sunday that oil prices could rise to unexpected levels if the Islamic republic was subjected to sanctions over its disputed nuclear programme, state television said.

"Any sanctions in the current situation would be more detrimental for the West than for Iran," Davoud Danesh-Jaafari was quoted as saying.

"Iran is in a very important regional situation, and any disturbance of the economic and political situation of the country could turn the regional situation into a crisis and increase the price of oil higher than what the West expects," he said.

"Iran has a high economic capacity, and by relying on its experience during the war (with Iraq from 1980-88) is ready to face any problem," he added.

Iran risks being referred to the UN Security Council over what the West suspects is a covert nuclear weapons drive. The Islamic republic, OPEC's number-two producer, insists it only want nuclear technology to generate electricity.

Source: Agence France-Presse

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EU Urges Emergency Iran Nuclear Talks

London (UPI) Jan 16, 2006
European and U.S. representatives called for an emergency board meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency on Feb. 2 and 3, where Iran could be referred to the U.N. Security Council over its nuclear programs.







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