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Thu February 23, 2012

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Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Iran's nuclear policies would not change after UN nuclear inspectors refused access to Parchin site of nuclear explosion tests • The new standoff rattled world oil markets, raised fears of military confrontation • Israel’s FM said US and Russian warnings against Israel striking Iran do not affect Israel decision-making • “The security of its citizens is solely the Israeli government’s responsibility” • Russian deputy FM earlier warned Israel not to attack Iran saying it would be a "catastrophe" • UN official to travel to Damascus to negotiate access for aid workers • Russia backs Red Cross call for daily two-hour ceasefire in Syria • Veteran American reporter Marie Colvin working for The Sunday Times and French Figaro photojournalist Remi Ochlik killed in Syrian shelling of Homs district of Baba Amr Wednesday • The opposition says at least 90 Syrians killed and three other Western journalists wounded in ruthless bombardment of Homs • US National Director of Intelligence James Clapper arrives in Israel Thursday to continue effort to persuade Israel to refrain from attacking Iran • Clapper will focus his effort on intelligence and defense chiefs • Egyptian court to pronounce sentence on ousted President Hosni Mubarak on June 2 •

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