Today’s Woman’s co-hosts will interview journalist Ms. Shala Shafiq
from Paris who will discuss a recent French court ruling denying
citizenship to a woman based her religious beliefs.
News and
Viewscontinues reporting on the back and forth re Iran’s nukes
program: A senior envoy said Friday that Iran wants to expand its
cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, but said the
IAEA should not be cast as a "U.N. watchdog" looking for signs of
secret nuclear weapons programs. Senior cleric Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
on Friday reiterated this stance and rejected a deadline for Iran to
respond to an offer by world powers aimed at resolving the continuing
standoff.
Our stinger in Northern Iraq will report that the governor
of Basara has “officially” complained of Iranian activities in Basara.
GUESTS:Ambassador
Robin Raphel will join NaV in the first hour to talk about reports that
Pakistan is working with Iran on a joint-strategy to stem the flow of
Islamist militants through their territory to and from Iraq.
Roundtable
will be joined by Dr. Elizabeth Prodroumou - Vice Chair, Commission on
USCIRF –to discuss hate and religious fanaticisim.
Late Editionwill report on Barack Obama’s speech in Berlin. There will be coverage
of a new report about cell phones and cancer, reviews of new film
releases, and an interview with composer Bahram Tajabadi.
Newstalkfeatures its Face to Face installment, with a profile of satirist Hadi Khorsanidi.
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