Voice of America: Ahmadinejad's strategy of consolidating power in the exercise with the West has taken

New York Times Zyrnvan "signs of flexibility Drmsylh nuclear Iran" The political commentator wrote, diplomats and scientists said on Thursday seems the President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in this strategy has taken the loyal people gather around to, for consolidating powerEfforts to inside, while the international community to give the signal for resolving nuclear issue is ready. While the decision Taymzmy York writes Mr. Ahmadinejad from among the faithful of his cabinet selection, many minds has attracted the self, acting in his selection of Ali Akbar Salehi, physics Donnie respected for obtaining MQam vice president and president of the Atomic Agency, the international community and staff as a sign of a nuclear policy Mtsbanh less, and more realistic, has been welcomed. New York Times, wrote two other recent developments in the understanding and the stronger will withdraw. Diplomats said that the first and scientists, is seen signs recently that Iran might cooperate more with the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna is ready. Secondly, Mr. Ahmadinejad has decided to Minister Manouchehr Mottaki at the State, and Carter's conservative allies know this post is gone. Experts say the New York Times writes the President of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and senior leader, may be calculated to resolve the nuclear dispute can make satisfy two needs. Such actions can destroy the economy, while avoiding new sanctions, and possibly cancel some of the current sanctions, to help both leaders and the credit policy to realize positive will, both, such hardNeed credit. However, New York Times, writes about the chances of progress in nuclear issue may depend on developments within the Iranian government is. Although the turbulence after the presidential elections in Tehran was the less is, many experts now say the Battle of the institutions of power is gone and probably rather maneuver for Mr. Ahmadinejad TangSays. * Tehran agreed to expanding the United Nations nucle...