Anti-terrorist diplomacy moves up a gear
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw was today setting off on a groundbreaking visit to Iran as part of the effort to underpin the coalition against terrorism being developed following the airliner attacks on America.
The trip to Tehran, the first by a British foreign secretary since the Islamic revolution there in 1979, was part of a four-day trip to the Middle East including visits to Jordan, Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and Egypt.




