Tehran summit takes aim at US, West

Tehrān : Iran | Aug 28, 2012 at 10:05 PM PDT

Source: DAWN

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Condemnation of unilateral actions particularly sanctions on Iran and other nations and a demand for greater say in UN decision-making dominated talks in Tehran ahead of the Non-Aligned summit later this week. Leaders from many of the world's developing states will gather in Tehran from Thursday... FULL ARTICLE AT DAWN

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