Iran DailyGovt promises no inflation shock in future
In light of the governments plans to remove restrictions on the supply of goods to the market, the country will not face any new inflation shock, the deputy head of Central Bank of Iran (CBI) said on Friday.
Iraq army continues advances against terrorists
he Iraqi army retook Saddam Husseins home village overnight, a symbolic and tactical victory in its push against Takfiri terrorists that have seized swathes of the country.
Angry Palestinians clash with Israeli forces
Palestinians infuriated at the kidnapping and killing they blame on far-right Jews clashed with Israeli police in Beit-ul-Moqaddas on Friday, while cross-border shelling in the Gaza Strip abated under Egyptian mediation.
EU court scraps bans on Sharif University
A European Union court has scrapped sanctions on a leading Iranian university after the 28-nation bloc failed to provide sufficient evidence over its alleged role in Tehrans nuclear energy program.
Clashes erupt in Bahrain anti-regime protests
Clashes erupted between anti-regime protesters and security forces in Bahrain on Friday, as peaceful demonstrations against the ruling Al Khalifa family turn violent across the kingdom.
Iran, P5+1 start drafting final deal
Iran and six world powers on Friday began drafting the text of comprehensive agreement during a meeting in Vienna.
Iran remembers US downing of passenger plane
Iran commemorated the 26th anniversary of the killing of 290 people in a US missile cruisers attack on an Iranian passenger plane in the Persian Gulf.
Leader hails Irans scientific progress
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei appreciated Iranian scientists for their rapid progress and achievements, underlining the need for nonstop continuation of the trend.
Iran to top agenda of Merkels talks in China
The ongoing nuclear negotiations between Iran and six world powers will be on the agenda of German Chancellor Angela Merkels talks when she visits China later this week, a high-ranking German official said Thursday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Iran urges UN to pursue fate of missing diplomats
Iran has once again called for the formation of an international fact-finding committee to pursue the fate of four of its diplomats kidnapped in Lebanon more than three decades ago.
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Israeli police attack protesters at Palestinian teen's funeral
Israeli police clashed with Palestinian protesters in occupied Jerusalem Friday as thousands of people converged on a cemetery for the burial of a Palestinian teenager, who Palestinians say was killed by Israeli extremists in a suspected revenge attack.
European airports boost screening over U.S. fears
France said Friday that it is boosting passenger screening at its air- ports, responding to a request from Washington for extra security for U.S.-bound ?ights over fears Islamist radicals could be plotting new attacks using hard-to-detect bombs.
Unity can resolve problems, Rouhani tells principlists
In a meeting with a number of principlist ?gures on Thursday, the centrist President Hassan Rouhnai said problems can be resolved through unity between di?erent political groups.
U.S. opposed to Kurdish secession from Iraq
The White House on Thursday voiced opposition to a call for a referendum on independence by the leader of Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region.
Militants free over 30 Turkish truck drivers in Iraq
More than 30 Turkish truck drivers abducted by militants in Iraq were freed Thursday in a move ending a month-long captivity that Ankara had battled to keep away from the public eye.
Irans scienti?c progress will neutralize sanctions: Leader
Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has said that Irans scientific progress will neutralize the sanctions against the country.
EU court overturns ban on Sharif University
The European Unions second highest court has over- turned the EUs decision to blacklist Irans Sharif Uni- versity of Technology over alleged sanctions violations, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Any nuclear constraints would be temporary: Iran
A senior Iranian nuclear negotiator said on Thursday that any constraints on Tehrans nuclear program under a comprehensive nuclear deal would be temporary.
Iran renews call for forming intl. committee on abducted diplomats
Irans Foreign Ministry issued a statement renewed its proposal for establishment of an international fact-?nding committee to pursue the fate of the four Iranian diplomats kid- napped in Lebanon in 1982.
ISIL threatens world peace and security: cleric
Tehran Friday Prayer leader Ayatollah Ali Movahedi- Kermani has said that ISIL is emerging as a threat to international peace, security, and all the religions.
