Iran DailyIran, IAEA agree on seven steps
Iran agreed on Sunday seven more practical steps with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) during the talks in Tehran on more cooperation on its nuclear program, an Iranian nuclear official said.
Iran preparing win-win oil contracts
Iran wants to prepare new win-win oil contracts, said the head of the Committee for Revising Oil Contracts.
Japan snowfall kills 11, injures over 1,200
The heaviest snow in decades in Tokyo and other areas of Japan has left at least 11 dead and more than 1,200 injured across the country, reports said on Sunday.
killed in brutal Iraq assassinations
Nine people were found dead in two brutal incidents in Iraq on Sunday one where militants forced Shia policemen to pray before killing them, and another where decapitated heads were left in a market.
Iran police to follow up guards kidnap
Police Chief Brigadier General Esmaeil Ahmadi-Moqaddam said on Sunday the Iranian police will seriously follow up the recent kidnapping of five Iranian border guards in Iran-Pakistan border area.
Gary Sick: Limit Iran-West talks to nuclear issue
Former member of the US National Security Council Gary Sick said talks between Iran and the P5+1 should only be restricted to the nuclear issue since discussing other subjects would have no results.
Iranian warships sail near US
An Iranian naval commander said a number of warships had been ordered to approach US maritime borders for the first time as a response to the stationing of US vessels in the Persian Gulf.
Bushehr nuclear plant generates 7bn KWh of power
Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant said the facility produced nearly seven billion killowatt hours (KWh) of electricity over the past year.
AEOI: No dismantling of nuclear facilities
An official of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) has stressed that the Islamic Republic will not shut down or dismantle any of its nuclear facilities.
Tehran Times
Iran, IAEA agree on 7 new practical steps
After twodays of constructivetechnical talks, Iran and the InternationalAtomic Energy Agency (IAEA) agreed onSunday on seven new practical measures tobe implemented by Iran by May 15.
Hezbollahwill remainin Syria:deputysec gen
Hezbollah Sunday vowed to carryon fighting in Syria alongsidethe Damascus government whilestressing that the party would workto limit the wars repercussion on
its supporters in Lebanon.
Starting nextweek onlystandard gasolinewill be sold inTehran: official
Fromnext week onlyclean gasoline will be supplied togas stations in Tehran, the directorof the National Iranian Oil ProductsDistribution Company (NIOPDC) announced
on Sunday.
Israel opposescall for NATOpresence inJordan Valley
The Israeli regime has rejected aproposal by the Palestinian Authorityto place a NATO force in the JordanValley.
Takfiris use Saudi youths like firewood: cleric
A Saudi prominent cleric says takfiri groupsas well as certain regional and internationalintelligence bodies are using Saudi youths asfirewood for their own conflicts and problems.
Syrian aid workers resumeevacuations from Homs
Syrian aid workers evacuatedmore civilians from theembattled city of Homs onSunday despite continuedgunfire, state media said, aday after convoys were halted
when trucks carrying foodand medical supplies cameunder fire.
Nine killed in brutal Iraqassassinations
Nine people have been founddead in two brutal incidentsin Iraq -- one where militantsforced Shia policemen topray before killing them, andanother where decapitated
heads were left in a market.
MPs criticize Rouhani for not supportingplans to hold military exercises
A number of MPshave written a letter to IranianPresident Hassan Rouhani criticizing him for not supportingthe armed forces plans to hold military exercises.
Iran calls formassive turnout forBahman 22 rallies
On Sunday, political andreligious figures, organizations, andpolitical groups called for a massive turnout in rallies thatwill be held on the 22nd of the Iranian calendar month ofBahman (February 11) to celebrate the 35th anniversaryof the Islamic Revolution.
Iranian warships to sail to U.S. maritime borders
Ships can operate freelyin international waters, a U.S. defenseofficial said on Saturday, in response to remarks by an Iraniannaval officer who said on the same day that Iran plansto send warships near U.S. maritime borders.
Iran complaintsto Pakistan on abductionof five border guards
The Iranian police havecomplained to Pakistans border policeover the abduction of five Iranian border guards, whowere reportedly taken toPakistan last week.
