Iran DailyRial rebounds 20% against dollar
Governor of Central Bank of Iran Valiollah Seif said Saturday the countrys rial which had lost its dollar value in 12 months rose back 20 percent in recent months after the new government took office in August, 2013.
Enriched uranium wont be shipped abroad
A top Iranian nuclear negotiator says Tehran will not consider sending abroad any of its stockpile of enriched uranium as part of any deal with world powers.
New proposals on nuclear talks table
Iran and six world powers are set to hold nuclear talks in which the Islamic Republic intends to put forward new proposals.
US- Afghanistan in partial agreement on security pact
US Secretary of State John Kerry and Afghan President Hamid Karzai have reached preliminary agreement on a bilateral security pact that now depends on the approval of Afghanistans tribal leaders.
Over 90 killed in India temple stampede
More than 90 people died on Sunday in a stampede near a Hindu temple in India, police said.
Australia in touch with hiddink
Australia have made tentative contact with Dutchman Guus Hiddink about the national team coaching job left vacant by the sacking of Holger Osieck, Football Federation Australia chief executive David Gallop said on Sunday.
Asia to drive solar market
Solar market fundamentals driven by demand in Asia remain strong, meaning installed capacity should continue to grow at current rates and could accelerate, given expected breakthroughs in residential electricity storage.
Tehran Times
Iran will not agree to ship out enricheduranium: nuclear negotiator
The Iranian deputy foreign minister said on Sundaythat Tehran would not accept anyproposal calling for the shippingout of the countrys stockpile ofenriched uranium.
Kerry failsto sealsecuritydeal withKarzai
The U.S. secretary of state left Afghanistanafter failing to reach afull agreement over the withdrawalof U.S. troops next year, media reportedon Sunday.
Republicanextremists,pro-Israellobbies opposeIran-U.S.rapprochement
A political scientist is ofthe opinion that some Americansparticularly Republican extremists,Christian fundamentalists, anda few pro-Israel lobbies might opposea rapprochement betweenIran and the United States.
Unconstitutional to exclude Hezbollah from cabinet: MP
Attempts to exclude Hezbollahfrom taking part in the next cabinetare unconstitutional, saidLebanese MP Nawwaf Musawion Sunday.
Israel plans1,500 moresettlement units
The Israeli regime is planningto construct 1,500 more illegalsettlement units in al-Quds(Jerusalem), further defyinginternational law against themove.
Key Syrian opposition group boycotts Geneva II talks
A key group within the Syrianopposition National Coalitionsaid Sunday it would not attendproposed peace talks in Genevaand would quit the Coalition if itparticipated.
China praises Irans approachto settle nuclear dispute
Chinese State CouncilorYang Jiechi has praisedIrans goodwill and constructive approach towardthe settlement of the dispute over Tehrans nuclearenergy program, press TV reported on Sunday.
Cautious optimismahead of Irannuclear talks
There is cautious optimismthat the new round of talksbetween Iran and the world powers over the countrysnuclear program will yield positive results, accordingto an article published by the Voice of America on Saturday.
U.S. delegation to Iran talks includes sanctions expert
TheU.S. delegationto this weeks talks about Irans nuclearprogram includes one of theU.S. governments leading sanctionsexperts, a hint that Washington maybe giving greater thought to how itmight ease sanctions on Tehran, Reutersreported.
Netanyahu urges Britain,France not to easesanctions on Iran
Israeli Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu has called theleaders of Britain and France to urge them not to easesanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, ahead oftalks between Iran and world powers, according toReuters.
CanadaviolatingIranian expatscivil rights: official
An IranianForeign Ministryofficial has censured the Canadiangovernment, saying it is violating thecivil rights of Iranian expatriates inCanada.
