continue their work, to continue to criticize religious institutions, to defend secularism and proveicate. for all those who doubt that attitude, they have left a message on page three in the latest issue. here, the chief editor says, we'll continue to have fun together for a long time. ben: to business news. oil prices have fallen sharply. analysts say the downswing is back on. the cost of crude has slipped to under $35 a barrel. it hasn't been that low in well over a decade. the main reason is a supply glut and the row between key producers iran and saudi arabia. analysts say saudi arabia has been trying to squeeze out new competition by keeping production high to drive down prices. it has no problems staying in the game. it holds 16% of the world's known oil reserves and. iran is said to have a 10% share and could be selling a lot if western sanctions are lifted. it wants to sell a lot more. neither country can do without selling oil. it's just that the saudis can sit out the showdown longer than its rivals with a cushion of financial reserves. they still feel threatened by iran and qu