Iran DailyZarif: Violence result of wrong policies
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Wednesday that growing violence and extremism in the region is the outcome of the wrong policies of certain countries.
CIA interrogations report sparks prosecution calls
The UN and human rights groups have called for the prosecution of US officials involved in what a Senate report called the brutal CIA interrogation of Al-Qaeda suspects.
Israeli forces kill Palestinian minister
A Palestinian minister died shortly after being hit by Israeli soldiers during a protest on Wednesday in the occupied West Bank, a Palestinian medic said.
Iran firm wins compensation from EU in sanctions case
A European court has ordered that an Iranian firm be paid compensation for the inclusion of its name on the anti-Iran sanctions list.
Next round of talks with P5+1 at deputy ministerial level
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said the next round of talks between Tehran and the P5+1 group will be held at the deputy-foreign-minister level.
Israel may have to pay Iran $50 million
After 20 years of arbitration proceedings, a Swiss panel has ruled that Iran is due compensation for a pipeline.
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UN, HRW, Amnesty call for prosecution of U.S. of?cials for torture
The UN and prominent human rights groups have demanded justice for CIA torture victims, urging to prosecute the respon- sible U.S. o?cials listed in the Senates report. The Justice De- partment says it will not pursue charges, even after seeing the report.
Decline in price of oil is political plot: Rouhani
Ira- nian President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednes- day that the decline in the price of oil is not just an economic issue but is mostly the result of a political plot devised by certain countries.
Zarif says extremism is outcome of wrong policies
Irani- an Foreign Minis- ter Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday that the violence and extremism in the region are the out- come of wrong policies.
Iraqi cities serve millions of Arbaeen pilgrims
Iraqis are serving millions of people, most- ly Muslims, from around the world and the country itself who are ?ocking to the holy cities of Karbala and Najaf to commemorate Arbaeen, Press TV reported.
Anti-racist fury burning intensely in USA
Hundreds of protesters angered at the killing of unarmed black men by white police o?cers marched through downtown Berkeley streets on Tuesday night as protests continued in Northern California.
Extremism should not be associated with any religion, nationality, or culture: Tehran statement
The p a r t i c i p a n t s at the international conference against violence and extremism in Tehran issued a statement on Wednesday declaring that vio- lent extremism and violence is a global challenge and is not and should not be associated with any religion, nationality, civili- zation, culture, race, and ethnic group.
Zarif says Iran is serious in nuclear talks
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has said that Iran is serious in nuclear talks but to reach a ?nal nuclear agreement is dependent on the Western sides will.
Iranian security chief calls terrorism a global threat
Secretary of Irans Su- preme National Security Council has stated that terrorism and extremism are global threats which endanger peace and security in the world.
Regional states have positive view toward Iran in campaign against ISIL: diplomat
A veter- an diplomat says re- gional countries have a positive view toward Iran in its campaign against ISIL militants, IRNA reported on Wednesday.
