Election postponement broached in tehran

Iran's electoral commission has discussed the possible postponement of the country's first presidential election, scheduled for Jan. 25, according to political sources. Doubts over the election date arose as the ruling clergy and leaders on the country's largest political grouping, the Islamic Republican Party, held talks after the withdrawal of the party's leading candidate.

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