Iran DailyUS firms move to sell jet parts to Iran
The US aerospace companies are seeking permission to sell aircraft parts to Iran for the first time in three decades, the companies officials said.
Protesters take Kiev
Anti-government protesters seized the Kiev office of President Viktor Yanukovych as he denied on Saturday that he planned to resign in response to violence that left dozens of people dead in anti-government unrest.
Germany, China hail Vienna nuclear talks
German Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Sawsan Chebli has hailed Irans latest nuclear negotiations with the Sextet of powers as useful and constructive.
Australians slam death of Iranian asylum seeker
Australians have rallied in a suburb of Sydney to denounce the killing of a young Iranian asylum seeker in a detention camp on Manus Island off the Papua New Guinea coast.
Abbas: US peace efforts have failed
Palestinian Authority chief Mahmoud Abbas said on Friday that US attempts to forge an agreement on a framework for peace talks with Israel had so far failed but that the efforts are extremely serious.
Iran, Pakistan form committee on abducted guards
Iran and Pakistan have set up a joint border committee to secure the release of five Iranian border guards abducted by the Jaish-ul-Adl Takfiri terrorist group.
Tehran against militarizing Caspian Sea
Irans ambassador to Russia has warned that any attempt to militarize the Caspian Sea region could provoke tension among the countries ringing the land-locked sea.
