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Newsline 30.11.2011 | 17:15 UTC   World  |  in good shape World Iran British embassy attack was state-sponsored, experts claim A day after Iranian protesters stormed the British embassy in Tehran, Britain has said it is withdrawing its diplomats, and closing Iran's embassy in London . The question that remains is - who was behind the attack? Britain withdraws embassy staff from Tehran Opinion: Playing with fire in Iran Britain orders Iranian embassy closed, expels staff Iran fires back against Western sanctions Opinion Opinion: Playing with fire in Iran The attack on the British embassy in Tehran could spark a dramatic escalation of the already strained ties to Iran. DW's Sybille Golte comments that this could have dangerous repercussions. Britain withdraws its embassy staff from Tehran British embassy attack was state-sponsored, experts claim Britain orders Iranian embassy closed, expels staff Iran fires back against Western sanctions Asia Rights groups urge Clinton to press Myanmar for real reforms US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is visiting Myanmar on a historic mission to assess reforms by the country's new leadership. Human rights activists want her to pressure the regime for more substantive changes. Clinton makes landmark visit to Myanmar Myanmar gets to chair ASEAN despite rampant rights abuses International Relations Britain orders Iranian embassy closed, expels staff Britain has retaliated for the storming of its embassy in Tehran, expelling Iranian personnel and ordering the Islamic Republic's embassy in London closed in the worst diplomatic row between the two nations in years. Britain withdraws embassy staff from Tehran Iranian protesters storm British embassy in Tehran British embassy attack was state-sponsored, experts claim Opinion: Playing with fire in Iran Iran fires back against Western sanctions Nuclear resolution keeps pressure on Iran but lacks teeth EU prepares new sanctions against Iran War crimes Former Ivory Coast leader to face trial in The Hague Former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo has been turned over to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, and faces four counts of crimes against humanity. Gbagbo arrived in the Netherlands early Wednesday. Relief and concern prevail in Ivory Coast after Gbagbo arrest Ivory Coast's Gbagbo defiant as surrender talks proceed UN slaps sanctions on Ivory Coast leader Gbagbo in good shape in good shape Sinusitis – In Good Shape Interviews Dr. Marc Bloching We ask this ear, nose and throat specialist why some people regularly suffer from sinusitis and when surgery is the best course of action. More DW BIG CITY NIGHTS – The Scorpions-Film "BIG CITY NIGHTS" - The documentary film about the Scorpions will be in theatres in 2013. But the film's website will keep you up to date until then with the latest news and features about the rock legends from Germany.   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011